Segregation Policy Keeps South Africa Tight as Reforms Begin
Cabinet ministers affirmed continued support for the Group Areas Act and segregated schooling. They warned of chaos if reforms proceed without maintaining minority residential patterns and black education separate from white education, while de Klerk announced concessions including ANC bans being lifted and talks toward a new constitution.
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Deadly attack on Israeli tour bus in Egypt leaves nine dead
Two masked gunmen attacked a bus carrying Israeli tourists on a desert road near Ismailiya Egypt. Nine killed and 21 wounded as officials warn the strike could derail Middle East peace efforts. The bus carried 31 Israelis and two Egyptians from Rafah to Cairo.
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East German Parliament expands cabinet with 8 opposition members
East Germany's Parliament added eight pro-democracy group members to Premier Hans Modrow's government, granting the opposition seats in the cabinet for the first time in 40 years. The Communist Party also banned the ultra-right Republican Party of West Germany. Modrow declared reunification inevitable and envisioned neutral terms, while promising to hand over assets to refurbish the party's image ahead of March 18 elections.
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South Korean student jailed for illegal North Korea visit
Im Su-kyong a 21 year old student nicknamed the flower of unification received a 10 year prison sentence in Seoul for illegally visiting North Korea. During sentencing she and a priest shouted at judges as radical students and clergy protested in the gallery. At the same time Pakistani authorities report Indian border guards firing on protesters near the Jammu Kashmir border, with casualties and thousands marching.
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Savings Bonds Cut to $100 Minimum for Payroll Plans
The Treasury Department said that from October 1 it will stop issuing $50 and $75 Series EE savings bonds through payroll savings plans. The change makes $100 the minimum denomination for plan participants to reduce administrative costs and strengthen the program, said Richard L. Gregg, commissioner of the public debt.
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Lenders sharpen tactics to curb student loan defaults
Banks and lenders in the Guaranteed Student Loan Program doubled recoveries from delinquent borrowers, using aggressive methods such as garnishing lottery winnings and placing liens. The program, aiding over 20 million students since 1965, saw recoveries rise from 200 million to over 400 million dollars between fiscal 1986 and 1989, according to Pelavin Associates.
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Calderon Wins Costa Rica Presidency in Democratic Victory
President-elect Rafael Angel Calderon and supporters celebrate in San Jose as Costa Rica marks a democratic milestone in its second century. Opponent Carlos Manuel Castillo concedes gracefully noting Oscar Arias cannot run again, with Arias praised as peace process architect. Calderon, 40, born in Nicaragua, enters hotel to cheers.
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Weather sweeps from Kansas to New England after weekend storm
High pressure from Kansas to New England produced sunny skies and milder air as the East Coast storm moved offshore. Cloudy and cooler conditions spread across the Great Lakes Texas and the Southeast while the Pacific Northwest looked for rain and snow near the coast and in the Cascades. Four tornadoes touched down in central Alabama on Sunday causing vehicle damage and property losses near Birmingham with no deaths reported. About 150 homes and 15 businesses were damaged at Fultondale. Snow blankets Mohawk Valley and northern Susquehanna and Catskill regions in New York.
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Five day Illinois forecast and lottery results summary
The Illinois five day forecast covers Wednesday to Friday with mild to warm south highs in the 50s and 60s, cooler north regions, and varying lows in the 20s to 40s. Highs Friday reach the 30s to 50s with weekend readings in the 20s to 40s. Lottery notes list Illinois Daily Game winners 4-8-5, Pick Four 7-0-7-1, Lotto 11-30-34-35-48-49 with an estimated jackpot of 10 million dollars.
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Commodity quotes and futures roundup at noon today
Live cattle and hogs quotes with contract months and prices across Feb through Aug. Also listed are pork bellies soybeans corn wheat meal oil cocoa sugar T bonds oats gold cotton and silver futures with March May July Sept and other month notes. Merchan ts Trading Company provides the market data.
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