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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1990
Page
5
Nelson Mandela announced that the African National Congress will act firmly against members who intimidate political rivals amid rising black on black violence tied to opposition to apartheid and critics of local black officials.
Foreign shipments begin arriving in Moscow and Leningrad from Germany with larger convoys by train ship and truck en route. The KGB will guard these aid consignments to deter black market theft and corruption amid emaciated distribution networks. European Community donors eye meat dairy surpluses, while Germany leads further relief. French diplomat Roland Dumas warns of risks if Gorbachev falters, including a potential coup and force used against unrest.
President Bush said he would consider waiving U S trade restrictions and offering export credits to the Soviet Union to ease potential winter food shortages. He noted he has asked aides for recommendations by next week on the 1974 law that blocks most favored nation status and said decisions would hinge on winter hardship and Soviet support for Gulf policies.
Bulgaria plans new elections in May to replace Parliament dominated by the Socialist Party after Prime Minister Lukanov resigns amid weeks of strikes. President Zhelev cited the agreement with political leaders, with possible new premier contenders Grigo Ganev and Krastyo Petkov.
The Interior Ministry in Warsaw said Tyminski's passport shows seven visas to Poland via Tripoli in the 1980s, a claim the candidate has denied. The Peruvian and Canadian based businessman faces Lech Walesa in a runoff on December 9 after a poll gave Walesa 58 percent to 30 percent.
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