Tatars protest in Moscow demand right to return to Crimea
More than 500 Crimean Tatars rallied in Red Square calling for permission to return to Crimea. They urged Gorbachev to restore autonomy and faced minimal police resistance amid a rare, protest in Moscow's Kremlin area.
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Reagan attacks House version of Medicare benefit
President Reagan, in a Saturday radio address, assailed the House bill to protect the elderly from catastrophic illness costs as a heavy tax and a threat to Medicare solvency. He criticized a proposed $70 annual premium served up as a sound plan, calling the House measure a massive expansion likely to incur a $20 billion deficit in 15 years.
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FBI reports 6 percent rise in major crimes in 1986
The FBI said seven major crime categories rose 6 percent in 1986 to 13.2 million offenses, with violent crime up 12 percent and property crime up 6 percent, marking two straight years of increases across 44 states.
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Aquino expedites decrees before Congress takes power
President Corazon Aquino hurried to sign 11 new decrees ahead of Congress taking control on Monday. Decrees include higher military pay and mandating four local songs per hour on radio. She pledged more decrees today while noting 260 decrees issued since taking power and over 30 laws since Wednesday.
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Sudan declares nationwide state of emergency amid economic crisis
The Sudanese government under Prime Minister Sadek el Mahdi announced a nationwide state of emergency broadcast on Omdurman radio. Endorsed by the five-man sovereign council, the move comes amid a four year civil war and worsening economy with unclear new measures.
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