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Dixon Telegraph

Location

Dixon, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1989

Page

17

Kaifu to visit U S for strong Japan ties

Japan's new prime minister Toshiki Kaifu plans a Washington visit to meet President Bush next month to reinforce U S Japan relations. Kaifu, 58, inaugurated with a 20 member cabinet that includes two women, and aims to attend international meetings to address leadership gaps after resignations in the Liberal Democratic Party. His confirmation came in a Diet Lower House vote, as the LDP maintains a strong majority.

Tokyo UPI Toshiki Kaifu Bush Washington U.S Liberal Democratic Party Kaifu Sousuke Uno Noboru Takeshita Diet LDP

Strikes Begin in Soviet Estonia Over Voting Law

Ethnic Russians in Estonia halted cargo at two train stations and the main airport in protest of a new local voting law. The stoppage followed a prior July strike that shut two shipyards and 15 plants. Parliament passed two years residency to vote and five to hold office, prompting renewed Russian strikes.

Estonia Moscow UPI Baltic Republic Republic

Geor gia ns broke law in crackdown

Moscow News reports a government commission concluded the April 9 crackdown in Tbilisi was illegal. Soldiers disobeyed orders only after being given mistaken directives, and 19 people died with about 200 injured at the peaceful Georgian nationalist rally. Prosecution urged for those who ordered troops to crush the protest.

Moscow UPI Tbilisi Moscow News

Business in China poised for upswing amid travel advisory lift

Western and Asian business executives say easing U S travel warnings will bring back foreign investment and trade to Beijing but tourism will not rebound this year. Domestic economic problems plus martial law fears keep foreigners wary as the State Department adjusts its guidance to allow nonessential business travel.

Beijing UPI U.S China Democracy Movement U.S. State Department

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