Shamir Announces Major East Jerusalem Housing Plan
Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir unveiled a large East Jerusalem housing project as Israel asserts the annexed Arab quarter is forever part of Israel. The plan follows Washington's decision to guarantee a $400 million loan for Soviet immigrant housing, though none of that money funds the new project.
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Yitzhak Shamir
East Jerusalem
Washington
Israel
Bush Administration
De Klerk and Mandela to Meet Over Township Violence
President F W de Klerk and ANC leader Nelson Mandela plan a meeting today to discuss black township clashes that have killed about 800 people since August 12. The ANC had urged talks with de Klerk on the violence.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
F.W. de Klerk
African National Congress
Nelson Mandela
ANC
de Klerk
Soviets offer islands to Japan in partial return
The Soviet Union reportedly proposed returning two of four disputed islands to Japan as part of efforts to improve ties ahead of President Gorbachev’s anticipated visit. Tokyoists viewed the gesture as limited, with Japan insisting on the full four islands.
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Soviet Union
Japan
Liberal Democratic Party
Mikhail Gorbachev
Former Utah governor Scott Matheson dies at 61
Former Utah governor Scott Matheson died of bone marrow cancer at the University of Utah Health Sciences Center. The two-term Democrat, Utah’s 12th governor from 1977 to 1985, was 61 and died at 5 a.m. after a months long battle with multiple myeloma.
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Salt Lake City
Scott Matheson
University of Utah Health Sciences Center
John Dwan
Matheson
U S Eyes Soviet Consulates Amid Soviet Decentralization
The United States weighs asking Moscow to permit small new consulates around the United States to deepen ties with the 15 Soviet republics as reform and autonomy pressure central authority. Budget and logistics must be sorted before any formal request.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Moscow
U.S
Mormon Church Leaders Decry Abortion and Homosexuality
In Salt Lake City at the 160th Semiannual General Conference Elder Boyd Packer condemns abortion homosexuality and drug addiction as morally dangerous. He states abortion is not an individual choice except in incest rape health risk or severely deformed fetus cases.
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Boyd Packer
Packer
Crocodile Attacks Woman. Son Rescues Her in Darwin
In Darwin Australia a 14 foot crocodile seized a woman by the jaws and began dragging her away. The woman was saved when her 30 year old son leaped onto the reptile and poked it in the eye, police said Sunday.
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Darwin
Australia
Prison population climbs 6 percent in first half of 1990
U S prisons and state facilities hold 755 425 inmates at midyear with a 6 percent six month rise led by female inmate gains. Federal prisons house nearly 60 000 as state counts rise 5.8 percent and Illinois posts a 10.5 percent jump while seven states fall. Nationwide incarceration rate stands at 289 per 100 000 residents with the South highest at 310.
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Justice Department
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Rhode Island
Oregon
Ten—e
West Virginia
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South
West
Midwest
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Duke Loses to Johnston Despite 600000 Duke Backed Votes
State Rep. David Duke conceded to U.S. Sen. J. Bennett Johnston as unofficial results showed Johnston with 749,552 votes and Duke 605,681. Duke cited a protest vote linked to Louisiana’s economic conditions and indicated plans to push legal challenges over absentee ballots but then aimed to heal.
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U.S
Bennett Johnston
New Orleans
David Duke
J. Bennett Johnston
Duke
Ben Bagert
Bagert
Johnston
Conway PTA quits national group over gun control stance
Conway Missouri PTA chapter resigns from the national association in protest of gun control advocacy. The 127 members voted unanimously to form their own local group after backing the Brady Act's waiting period and background checks, while noting the prevalence of guns in the community.
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PTA
National Association
Conway
Ozarks
National
Parent-Teacher Association
Judy Perryman
The
Conway Pta
Priest had trespassing charge dropped in abortion clinic case
A Romeyn Catholic priest, Rev. George Peter Irving, had a trespassing charge dismissed after jurors deadlocked 11-1 in favor of conviction. Judge Rich ard Van Dusen called it a simple trespassing case with large moral issues, noting Irving is the first anti abortion activist in Los Angeles County to use the necessity defense.
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EL Monte
Calif
Richard van Dusen
George Peter Irving
van Dusen
Irving
Los Angeles County
UAW Ford Reach Tentative National Labor Contract
UAW and Ford announce a three year tentative national contract mirroring the GM settlement. Ford will set aside about 1.6 billion to cover income for laid off workers while GM plans up to 4 billion. Negotiators worked overnight to close the deal. Ford council votes next.
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Dearborn
Mich
United Auto Workers Union
Ford Motor Co
General Motors Corp
UAW
Ford
General Motors
Owen Bieber
Bieber
Gm-Uaw
Ford Bargaining Council
Cedar Rapids Gazette subscription rates and address
The notice lists 1883 Cedar Rapids Gazette details with postal information, pricing for carrier and mail subscriptions, and address changes. It specifies the Associated Press rights and a post office box for changes at Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
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Cedar Rapids
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Gazette
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Cedar Rapids Gazette, Inc
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