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Dixon Telegraph

Location

Dixon, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1989

Page

5

Cheney blames Noriega for lawlessness atmosphere in Panama

Defense Secretary Dick Cheney charged General Noriega with creating an atmosphere of lawlessness that led to the killing of an American in Panama. He convened a high level meeting of Pentagon and NSC officials as the White House cautioned against drawing broad conclusions while condemning the violence. A Navy officer and his wife were beaten at a checkpoint near Panama City.

Washington UPI Dick Cheney Manuel Antonio Noriega U.S Panama Cheney Pentagon National Security Council U.S. Navy Noriega White House United States

Tribute to Sakharov at Moscow state funeral proceedings

Mikhail Gorbachev visited the Academy of Sciences to view Andrei Sakharov’s body in state and offered condolences to widow Yelena Bonner. Bonner urged no large crowds as thousands mourned at the Moscow Palace of Youth, with 25,000 filing past the casket and a four hour viewing extended into the night. Lech Walesa and Adam Michnik attended plans for a funeral at Vostrikovskoe Cemetery.

Moscow UPI Mikhail Gorbachev Academy of Sciences Andrei Sakharov Yelena Bonner Tass Gorbachev Lebedev Sakharov Bonner Luzhniki Vostrikovskoe Solidarity Lech Walesa Walesa Warsaw Polish Radio Adam Michnik Edward Wende Andrei Congress of People’s Deputies

North Carolina church council urges lighter Bakker sentence

The North Carolina Council of Churches says Jim Bakker’s 45 year fraud sentence is too harsh and should be 10 years serving the poor. The body, amid unanimous resolution, notes Bakker’s guilt while urging redemptive service rather than long imprisonment. Evelyn Mattern called the sentence harsh.

Charlotte N.C UPI North Carolina Robert Seymour Baker Evelyn Mattern Council of Churches

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