Peru to seek IMF emergency loans amid recession
Peru's Garcia government said it will hold talks with the IMF and other lenders to inject fresh money and curb 1989 inflation seen near 1698 percent. Economy Minister Rivas Davila noted 1988 contraction and pledged inflation cut in half, amid debt arrears and unrest.
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Peru
UPI
Alan Garcia
International Monetary Fund
Carlos Rivas Davila
Garcia
Rivas Davila
IMF
Arjun Sengupta
World Bank
Inter-American Development Bank
Bhutto and Gandhi to hold historic talks in Pakistan
Prime Ministers Benazir Bhutto and Rajiv Gandhi met in Islamabad for the first bilateral talks since 1960. They aimed to ease tensions between India and Pakistan, with possible accords to refrain from attacking each other’s nuclear facilities. The SAARC summit participants also discussed terrorism, drugs, and disaster control. Leaders gathered at Margalla Hills, with Bhutto hosting Gandhi and Sonia Gandhi.
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Pakistan
UPI
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Rajiv Gandhi
Gandhi
New Delhi
South Asian Association For Regional Cooperation
SAARC
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Subcontinent
Bhutto
Margalla
Junius Jayewardene
Hussain Mohammad Ershad
Bangladesh
Birendra
Nepal
Sigme Wanchuk
Bhutan
Maldives
Maumoon Abdul Gayoom
Jawaharlal Nehru
Asef Ali Zardari
Sonia
African students linked to clashes with Chinese at Nanjing campus
Seven African exchange students have been identified as participants in a campus clash with Chinese that sparked five days of unrest in Nanjing. authorities won t say if charges will be filed. new protests spread to Hangzhou with 60 Africans boycotting classes and a Chinese professor held overnight to protest discrimination.
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China
UPI
Hangzhou
Beijing
Hehai University
Yangzhou
Ye Cunxian
Jiangsu Province Education Commission
East German Amnesty Leaves 2,400 Political Prisoners Behind
West Germany based group August 13 says East Germany still holds 2,400 political prisoners after a 1987 amnesty that freed 1,200. Half are jailed for attempting to flee, others for seeking emigration permits. Churches and rights groups note persistent travel restrictions despite new rules.
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Berlin
East Germany
Checkpoint Charlie
Berlin Wall
Classifieds Drive Smart Advertising Value
Classifieds remain a top read section in the newspaper offering efficient and inexpensive ways to buy or sell goods and services. The ad department promises more value for money, boosting bankable results for savvy advertisers.
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Classified
Classified Directory Dixon
Directory listings for classifieds and notices from The Dixon covering categories from personal notes and lost items to real estate, employment, services, vehicles, and auctions with area references and contact details for local ads and notices. Includes sections on homes for sale rentals open houses farms furniture vehicles and general services with varying postings and deadlines.
Wallach and the Nautical Cry Puzzle Highlights
A fragmented crossword style puzzle lists clues ranging from actors and mythic figures to nautical terms and Roman numerals. Notable entries include actor Wallach, dawn goddess, Roman numerals, medieval poem, and various everyday items. The puzzle weaves together diverse hints like guardian spirit, blue dye, and a large bird to form a mixed theme of literature and trivia.
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Actor Wallach
Cold Adriatic Wit
Guardian Spirit
New Zealand
Hind
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