Stolar wins permission to emigrate to Israel with family
Abe Stolar a Chicago born American Jew who fought in the Red Army in World War II has won approval to emigrate to Israel with his family after more than two decades in the Soviet Union His case drew high level U S attention with Sen Paul Simon saying President Gorbachev involvement helped The family plans a Chicago visit before settling in Israel and Stolar remains a Cubs and Bears fan and keeps tabs on Chicago construction plans
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Protests Ease in Sudan After Price Hikes Withdrawn
UPI reports a four day wave of Sudanese protests losing momentum as Khartoum restarts power and water services after the government, led by Prime Minister Sadiq al Mahdi, withdrew planned price hikes on sugar and essentials. Airport traffic resumes while telephone links remain cut amid ongoing general strikes.
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Marcos in stable condition after heart failure treatment
Former Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos is reported in stable condition in Honolulu at St. Francis Medical Center after treatment for congestive heart failure and possibly pneumonia. He arrived Thursday evening by ambulance and is under observation with five guards on duty.
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