Bakker says family cash scarce amid PTL controversy
Evangelist Jim Bakker says he and his family have about 100000 in cash despite reports of nearly 2 million paid to them last year by PTL. He estimates 1986 salary at 1.1 million, PTL says 1.6 million to him and 300000 to Tammy Faye. Bakker appeared on Nightline and asked for a cease fire in the public dispute.
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Time Magazine
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Iran Charges Reagan Mental Instability Amid Gulf Tensions
Iranian officials call President Reagan mentally unbalanced and warn the United States risked another humiliation in the Persian Gulf after the Stark attack. Foreign Minister Ali Akbar Velayati accuses Reagan of weakness and says Iran will not allow Gulf interests to be used as superpower playthings. The article notes Iran Iraq hostilities spreading to shipping lanes and mentions threats against Kuwaiti oil tankers if US flags are used.
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Persian Gulf
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London
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Iraq
Kuwait
Basti
Conte
Ali Akbar Velayati
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Volasati Oak
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Velayati
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Pennsylvania Senate Eyes Liquor Sale Fallout This Week
Harrisburg lawmakers brace for a busy week as the House moves to resume consideration of agency shop legislation and the Senate Republicans meet to decide on liquor sales. The looming sunset of the Liquor Control Board by June end pressures budget talks and potential compromises.
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