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Dixon Telegraph

Location

Dixon, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1989

Page

9

Soviet Evaluates Bush Administration In Critical Moscow View

A Soviet analyst in Izvestia portrays President Bush as conscientious yet cautious, fearing missteps, while James Baker is praised for potential greatness and Dan Quayle as an ideological lightning rod. The piece contrasts Bush’s packed schedule with Reagan’s 9 to 5 style, notes Baker’s rise, and cites weaker support for Star Wars compared with Reagan's backing in 1983.

Moscow UPI Bush James Baker Dan Quayle A. Shalayov Ronald Reagan Bea Reagan Reagan, Who Worked From 9 To 5 At Most,”’ He Saidut Shalnyov Izvesti2 Congress Shalnyov Bush Administration Baker Treasury U.S Henry) Kissinger Zbigniew) Brzezinski Alexander) Haig Shalayov

Cambodian commander disputes Vietnamese withdrawal claim

Khmer Rouge chief Son Sen declares at least 200000 Vietnamese troops and agents remain in Cambodia. He says Hanoi has not pulled out but retained and redeployed forces including 110000 regulars, 30000 integrated into the Phnom Penh army, 60000 militia and 50000 agents, challenging Hun Sen’s recent statements.

Bangkok Thailand UPI Cambodia Hanoi Son Sen Khmer Rouge Paris Hun Sen Phnom Penh Vietnam

Scandal linked minister could become premier in Japan

Tokyo reports say Toshiki Kaifu, 58, emerged as the strongest contender to lead the Liberal Democratic Party and become prime minister amid ties to a bribery scandal involving Recruit Co. He faces votes as Diet convenes to elect a new premier, with Kaifu backed by major party factions and noting donations disclosed under law.

Tokyo UPI Toshiki Kaifu Sousuke Uno Kaifu Liberal Democratic Party Uno Takeshita Diet Japan Economic Planning Agency Toshio Komoto LDP Komoto

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