Aquino to discuss bases with U S
Police used tear gas to disperse anti American protesters as at least 155 students were arrested protesting Vice President Dan Quayle s visit in Manila. Bush issued a letter proposing December talks on the future of U S bases in the Philippines amid rising tensions and attacks on soldiers near Clark Air Base and Subic Bay. Aquino said she would reply to Bush and be ready to discuss the bases issue when the United States prefers.
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Johannesburg ends segregation in city facilities
Johannesburg, South Africa's largest city, will desegregate all municipal swimming pools, recreation centers, and buses after the management council voted to end petty apartheid rules. Chairman Jan Burger called it history while ex-mayor Harold Rudolph praised the move for the country.
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Shevardnadze backs U.S. chemical arms cut plan
Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard Shevardnadze welcomed the U.S. proposal for deep cuts in chemical weapons and laid out four steps toward a global ban. He urged ceasing production, bilateral reductions or destruction, renouncing use, and strict verification, with Baker calling the speech constructive.
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Senate votes signal Star Wars program near spending peak
The Strategic Defense Initiative faces a key Senate setback with a 66 to 34 vote, denying extra funding beyond the freeze level of 3.7 billion within the 1990 defense bill, suggesting the program may have peaked politically and financially. The report covers other UPI briefs from New Delhi, Ashton Idaho, Managua Nicaragua, Paris, and New York.
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Cheney warns more U.S. bases may have to close
Defense Secretary Dick Cheney signaled more base closures could occur as he seeks to redirect Pentagon funds to anti-drug and other programs. He spoke after private talks with Illinois, New Jersey, and Arizona lawmakers upset by planned closures under a commission’s plan. The panel recommend closing 34 major and 52 smaller bases, with realignments and partial shutdowns, to take effect from 1990 to 1995.
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Bush asks help for Poland IMF World Bank urged
President Bush told the IMF and World Bank that the United States will be at the forefront of aid to Poland. He urged rapid multilateral assistance as Poland forms a Solidarity led government and works to rebuild its battered economy, aligning with new U.S. aid proposals to spur long term restructuring.
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Racketeering charges revived in PTL case on appeal
A federal appeals court in Richmond revived civil RICO claims against the PTL religious empire and leaders Jim Bakker Tammy Bakker and Richard Dortch. The 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals vacated a prior dismissal and remanded for proceedings over claims of fraudulent inducement to buy a $1000 PTL lifetime partnership tied to stays at Heritage Grand Hotel and a PTL theme park subsidiary. The Combses allege misrepresentations of value and a pattern of racketeering activity.
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Record chill hits Michigan as temps dip to near 30
In Grand Rapids and Muskegon Michigan the thermometer plunged to 29 and 27 degrees breaking 1947 records. Officials cite a large Canadian high pressure system while forecasts forecast a sunny afternoon and a warm push into the 60s.
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Illinois Weekend Forecast and Lottery Results
Chicago forecast extends Friday through Sunday with fair conditions and warm highs in the 70s rising to the lower 80s by Sunday. Lows span from the mid 40s north to lower 50s south Friday and Saturday, then 50s statewide Sunday. Illinois Daily Game top number 2 9 5, Pick Four 5 1 5 0, Lotto jackpot $12 million for Saturday.
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Markets Update: Commodity Quotes From Noon Trade
Today's noon commodity quotes show Live Beef Cattle futures for Oct Dec Feb and Apr at 72.25 74.45 73.85 74.30 respectively, Live Hogs at 43.17 43.82 44.57 42.35, and Pork Bellies for Feb Mar May Jul near 48. 47.90 48.40 48.10. Also listed are Feeder Cattle Sept Oct 83.05 83.15, Soybeans Nov Jan Mar May Jul 5.67 5.80 5.93 6.03 6.07, Corn Dec 2.28 Mar 2.36 May 2.42 Jul 2.45 Sept 2.37, Wheat Dec 3.96 Mar 3.95 34 May 3.75 34, Soybean Meal Oct 184.20 Soybean Oil Oct 18.93 Cocoa Dec 10.77 Sugar Mar 14.22 T Bonds Dec 95.25 Oats Dec 1 434 Gold Dec 373.30 Cotton Dec 71.99 Silver Sept 5.25 Dec 5.33.
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