Botha reshuffles cabinet in South Africa
President Botha announced a cabinet shakeup replacing Louis le Grange as law and order minister with Adrian Vlok and moving Le Grange to speaker of Parliament. Louis Nel exits as information minister, to be replaced by Stoffel van der Merwe. The changes include 12 deputy minister moves.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Pieter W. Botha
Louis le Grange
Law and Order
Botha
le Grange
Louis Nel
Nel
Bureau For
Stoffel van der Merwe
National Party
Adrian Vlok
Boesak: Subversion Charges Dropped by South Africa
The government dropped 14 month old subversion charges against Rev Allan Boesak a prominent anti apartheid leader and World Alliance of Reformed Churches president. Prosecutor Willem Viljoen said charges were formally withdrawn with no stated reason. The case related to a 1985 march toward Pollsmoor Prison near Cape Town that sparked violence and deaths.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Allan Boesak
Boesak
World Alliance of Reformed Churches
South African Press Association
Willem Viljoen
Viljoen
Pollsmoor
Cape Town
African National Congress
Nelson Mandela
Agency changes standards for certifying U.S. hospitals
The Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospitals will shift to measuring care quality over capacity. The new method, phased in over six years, will focus on outcomes such as surgical deaths and complication rates rather than equipment and management. AMA and AHA support the move.
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Chicago
Dennis O’leary
Joint Commission On Accreditation of Hospitals
O’leary
American Medical Association
The
American Hospital Association
Joint Commission
Rampage at Richmond doctor’s office leaves two dead
A man opened fire in Dr Edward Haddock’s Fan district clinic around 11 30 am killing one person and wounding three before fatally shooting himself The nurse patient Haddock and his wife were among the wounded two others uninjured authorities said The nurse died later at Medical College of Virginia Hospital and a female patient was in critical condition with injuries to the spine
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Richmond
Edward Hunter
Edward Haddock
W. Stuart Cook
Haddock
Fan
Cook
Connie
Hunter
Medical College of Virginia Hospital
Stephanie Halloran
Wanda Bond
Cal College of Virginia Hospital
Virginia Prillaman
Alfred Gervin
Gervin
Bond
Hasenfus Pleads For Mercy If Convicted In Nicaragua
Captured American mercenary Eugene Hasenfus told the Sandinista tribunal he would ask the government for compassion if found guilty of terrorism and other crimes. He acknowledged flying arms to rebels and said the aim was to resupply contras to sustain their resistance. he faces up to 30 years.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Eugene Hasenfus
Marinette
Wis
Hasenfus
Enrique Sotelo Borgen
FDN
Nicaraguan Democratic Force
UNO
Hasenius
Griffin Bell
U.S
Ex-Governor Says NBC Tainted Wayne Newton's Political Prospects
Former Nevada governor Robert List testified that an NBC broadcast in 1980 linking Wayne Newton to organized crime damaged Newton's image and ruined chances of a 1982 lieutenant governor bid. List noted Newton would have been a strong running mate before the defamation suit. Also, a professor testified that mob figures seek entertainers to cultivate innocence by association.
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Newton
Las Vegas
Nev
Nevada
Wayne Newton
NBC
Robert List
List
Guido Penosi
Wayne
NIE Advisory Board welcomes new and outgoing members
The Gazette NIE Advisory Board thanks outgoing members Sondra Daggett and Barbara Scott for their service. It lists carry over members Margaret Greene Luanne Huffman Dorothy Litts Pat Ranson and John Saehler and announces new members Judy Blum Joe Helms Nancy Kodros Doris Larson Jean Oberbroeckling Ron Smrha and Carolyn Taylor joining Cedar Rapids area schools.
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Iowa
Gazette
Newspaper In Education
NIE
Gazette Nie
Sondra Daggett
Cedar Rapids Washington High School
Barbara Scott
Cedar Rapids
Margaret Greene
Wright
Luanne Huffman
Linn-Mar
Marion
Dorothy Litts
Anamosa
Pat Ranson
St. Ludmila
John Saehler
Shimek
Iowa City
Judy Blum
Grant
Joe Helms
Central City
Nancy Kodros
Washington High School
Doris Larson
van Buren
Jean Oberbroeckling
McKinley
Ron Smrha
Jefferson High School
Carolyn Taylor
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