Riots Enrage as Bush Motorcade Is Attacked in West Germany
Anti U S demonstrations erupt in Krefeld and Bottrop as hundreds clash with police during Vice President George Bush visit. Rioters hurl rocks paint and gasoline bombs injuring about 100 and arresting over 150. Bush remains unharmed and continues to open a museum in Bottrop.
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Krefeld
West Germany
George Bush
Bush
Dusseldorf
Ulrich Nordbeck
Bottrop
Red Square
Moscow
Sunday Spotlight Migrants Lose Savings at Silent Store
Immokalee migrants trusted Fred's Barn Market for 18 years to guard cash, mail, and late access. After Fred's bankruptcy their savings vanish, leaving families like Eluis Pierre facing hunger and unpaid bills as they line up at Bankruptcy Court.
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Barry Bearak
Los Angeles Times
Immokalee
Fla
Eluis Pierre
Fred’s
Food Stamp Office
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Bankruptcy Court
Pierre
Fred
North Liberty Fun Days Highlight Mischief and Mud Run
Jon Eldeen of North Liberty prepares a fry bread and stew for his stand at the North Liberty Fun Days. Saturday featured a tractor pull outhouse races and a dance. The celebration continues today with a mud run at noon. Related photo on page 6A.
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Jon Eldeen
North Liberty
Shultz praises Marcos during Manila visit amid reforms
Secretary of State George Shultz commended Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos on austerity steps to fix the economy. He noted a loosening of political controls, while U.S. officials warned of past suppression, as Marcos devalues the peso and defers projects to improve the balance of payments amid rising export problems.
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Los Angeles Times
Manila
Philippines
George Shultz
Ferdinand E. Marcos
U.S
Marcos
Shultz
Inside DCI chief frustrated by unsolved cases
DCI chief voices frustration over lingering unresolved cases as investigators work to close gaps. The article notes mounting pressure from officials and the public to deliver results and renew confidence in the department.
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DCI
Shanahan
Real Estate Luncheon Invitation Sparks Home Purchase Push
A real estate broker hosted a free luncheon inviting attendees to buy a house. Guests enjoyed the meal and networking while learning about local properties and financing options. The event positioned home ownership as an accessible goal for attendees.
Vatican editor quits over Walesa editorial
The Vatican newspaper deputy editor Virgilio Levi resigned after publishing an editorial claiming Lech Walesa was withdrawing from public life. The church disowned the piece while Levi called it his personal opinion. Walesa suggested he may step back in future negotiations, prompting further speculation.
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Vatican
Solidarity
Lech Walesa
Virgilio Levi
L’osservatore Romano
Pierfranco Pastore
Levi
Poland
Walesa
NBC Television
L'Osservatore Romano
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