Mindanao Muslims threaten independence if Marcos stays
In Manila Mindanao Muslim leaders issue a Muslim manifesto warning they may back an independence move for Mindanao if President Marcos does not open his government and end abuses. The 11 leaders demand justice, more say in governance and the release of political prisoners amid ongoing unrest.
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Los Angeles Times
Manila
Philippines
Mindanao
Ferdinand Marcos
Moro National Liberation Front
Marcos
Flood aid overkill irks Arizona relief officials
Floods in Yavapai County and southeast Arizona killed 13 and left 2 missing as damage rose to 416 million dollars. Red Cross says 1349 homes destroyed or severely damaged while officials condemn charity groups driving into flooded areas and causing traffic and security problems.
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Ariz
Arizona
Yavapai
THE
American Red Cross
Ken Micellc
Maricopa County
Phoenix
Sumner Dodge
Salvation Army
Dodge
Mavis Gilseth
Red Cross
China targets 3 million Maoists in party purge drive
Diplomatic sources say China plans to purge at least 3 million of the Communist Party's 40 million members in a three year rectification campaign aimed at removing adherents to Maoist radicalism. Deng Xiaoping backs reforms while curbing leftist opponents.
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China
Peking
Communist Party
Mao Tsetung
Deng
Mao
Florida accused of AIDS patient dumping to San Francisco
San Francisco Mayor Dianne Feinstein accused Florida hospital Shands at the University of Florida of shipping Morgan MacDonald, a 27 year old AIDS patient from Gainesville to San Francisco for care after discharge. Shands and state officials denied wrongdoing saying they acted independently and MacDonald was in poor health in San Francisco General Hospital.
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Dianne Feinstein
Florida
Shands
MacDonald
Hull
Graham
Orient
Virginia Hunt
Ms. Hunt
Gainesville
Hunt
Aids Foundation
San Francisco General Hospital
Mervyn Silverman
Appeals Court Overturns Argentine Debt Suspension
A three judge appeals panel in Comodoro Rivadavia overturned Judge Federico Pinto Kramer’s Sept. 27 order that blocked renegotiation of $7 billion in debts of 31 state owned corporations. The ruling clears the way for talks with foreign banks and may avert default on Argentina’s $40 billion external debt. The executive branch had appealed last week and the case moved to Buenos Aires federal court.
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Executive Branch
Commodore Rivadavia
Here
Federico Pinto Kramer
Pinto Kramer
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Citibank
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