Shake up in South Korea as cabinet resignations turn critical
President Chun Doo-hwan accepted the resignations of Prime Minister Sho Shin-yong and seven other ministers after the entire Cabinet offered to quit amid a police torture case. The 26-member cabinet submitted resignations. 18 ministers remained, while new leadership faced scrutiny over morality and public trust tied to a university student’s death during police interrogation.
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Democratic Justice Party
Park Chong-chul
Office of Prosecution
Tornado toll, rosary service in Saragosa Texas
More than 1,000 relatives and friends gathered in Saragosa for a rosary service for 29 people killed by a Friday night tornado. Red Cross aid began arriving from Canada as the first funeral was held in Pecos for a 25 year old woman and her son.
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Red Cross
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Pecos
Ear Reattachment After Dog Attack In West Covina
Seven year old Brandon Olivas from Whittier had his ear bitten off by two dogs in a neighbor's driveway. Doctors at Queen of the Valley Medical Center reattached the ear retrieved from a Doberman's stomach. Both dogs were killed. ear found mostly intact and kept on ice for surgery.
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West Covina
Calif
Brandon Olivas
Whittier
Queen of the Valley Medical Center
Kay Turner
Brandon
Turner
Jack Butler
Wendy Guerrero
Guerrero
Rice says media used her after Hart affair
Donna Rice vents, saying she feels victimized by coverage of her Bimini and Washington weekend with Gary Hart. She moved back to Miami after Hart quit the presidential race, says most magazine photos were unapproved test shots and she distrusts reporters and photographers.
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Washington, D.C
Gary Hart
America
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National Enquirer
Bahamas
Free-Lance
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Hart
William Broadhurst
Lynn Armandt
Broadhurst
Cooke
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Gorbachev pushes arms control amid defense cost fears
Washington reports Gorbachev races through proposals to curb defense spending while seeking quick arms control deals. He aims to cut Europe’s threat and possibly halve superpower delivery systems, signaling a shift in Soviet thinking and inviting a Reykjavik style broader pact.
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Mikhail Gorbachev
Reagan
Gorbachev
U.S
Europe
Globe
Reykjavik
Iceland
John Steinbruner
Brookings Institution
Steinbruner
Gorbachev shifts tactics on nuclear weapons talks
Defense adviser notes Gorbachev alternates between enabling and blocking agreements. At Iceland he dropped British and French weapon demands yet insisted any deal cover almost all nuclear weapons. He also called Star Wars off limits to beyond laboratory research while possible to proceed on a limited deal without SD.
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U.S
United States
Strategic Defense Initiative
Stanford University
Condoleeza Rice
Rice
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