Falwell Bakker Dispute Over PTL Leadership and Bankruptcy
Falwell opposes Bakker’s return to PTL amid $72 million debt and Chapter 11 filing. Bakker accuses Falwell of stealing PTL. the Bakkers hide at a $1.3 million home in Tega Cay with 5 percent ownership claimed by the ministry. Lawyer Belli predicts a favorable outcome and vows to reveal facts in coming days.
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Bakker
Falwell
U.S
PTL
Bakkers
Tega
Belli
Jimmy
Jim
San Francisco
Jim Bakker
Tammy Faye
Melvin Belli
South Korea faces second week of street protests and political tension
Roh Tae Woo vows to solve the crisis as protests sweep Seoul and Busan. Riot police confront demonstrators with new tactics, tear gas, and arrests. Opposition rejects indirect elections, raising risk of further turmoil after Chun Doo Hwan limits his term and prepares to leave office next February.
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Korean Broadcasting System
Chun
Roh
Reunification Democratic Party
Yonhap
South Korea
Seoul
Pusan
Tornado injures six at mobile home park in Armington Hills
Authorities confirm a tornado touched down in a mobile home park, injuring six residents and damaging 35 homes while 15 to 20 more suffered lesser damage. Sheriff Nichols said 725 homes exist in the park and gas leaks prompted utility crews to shut off electricity. Residents described a center-passing funnel with debris, while forecaster Chuck Defever confirmed the tornado.
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Amington Hills
Russ Tuttle
John Nichols
Nichols
Robert Steiner
National Weather Service
Chuck Defever
Leroy Harrison
Mobile Home Park
WWJ
Carol Stebbing
Envoy's visit highlights U.S. push for dialogue in Korea
The piece notes measures for leniency toward protesters arrested since June 10 and the release of opposition leader Kim Dae Jung from two months of house arrest. It cites State radio on Chun's possible role in delaying April 13 reform to enable talks with the opposition on constitutional changes, press freedom, and political prisoners. Sigur urges broad dialogue while uncertain about meeting opposition leaders. Representative Solarz warns a refusal would mislead the Korean people and undermine democracy efforts.
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Page
Kim Dae Jung
State Radio
Chun
Sigur
Stephen J. Solarz
D-N.y
House Foreign Affairs Subcommittee
United States
State funding squeeze threatens child rehabilitation services
Administrators warn flat state payments erode care for troubled youths as budgets fail to cover rising costs. Heartwood Center of Cedar Rapids receives 64 dollars daily per child, while agencies like Foundation 2 and Four Oaks face cuts and endowment reliance. Directors stress need for salaries to retain skilled clinicians and avoid harming treatment and outcomes for abused and at risk youths.
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Bob Buntz
George Estle
Children’s Home
Cedar Rapids
Heartwood
Estle
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