World News 7 Briefs Roundup From UPI Services
A compact World News 7 Briefs roundup from United Press International covers global and national items. It offers quick summaries of notable events, providing a snapshot of issues shaping regions, economies, and politics across the globe.
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Police defuse time bomb outside Shamir's Herut HQ
In Jerusalem yesterday a powerful time bomb was defused minutes before detonation in a car parked outside Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir's Herut headquarters. Kuwait signed a $300 million arms deal with the Soviet Union, and in Czestochowa Poland about 300,000 pilgrims and Cardinal Bernadin attended an Assumption Mass amid solidarity with Poland.
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Jerusalem
Yitzhak Shamir
Herut
Kuwait
United States
Soviet Union
Czestochowa
Poland
Joseph Bernadin
Reagan Tax Tension and Campaign Notes Surface
The Republican platform committee nears final wording on tax language with signals they may drop the flat tax as sole option. Reagan ends a 19 day California vacation amid rising tax controversy and a joke that backfired. Economic data show July industrial production up 0.9 percent, with deficit projections for 1989 trimmed by the White House pending a long term plan. A terrorist arrest unfolds in a Turkish Olympic team bus incident, while Olympic athletes receive ticker tape praise amid a scaffolding collapse injuring spectators.
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Dallas
Republican Platform Committee
Reagan
Los Angeles
California
Soviet Union
Washington
Federal Reserve
White House
New York
Veterans of Foreign Wars convention opens in Chicago faces controversy and comedy
About 25 000 US veterans converge for the VFW national convention in Chicago through August 24 featuring speeches discussions and resolutions. Equipment to decontaminate cyanide coated chips stored in Lee county will be tested tomorrow as part of an operation next week.
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Chicago
Agent ‘Orange
Gun Control
Sec
George Shultz
Bob Hope
Lee County
Cook County
Llinois
Public Aid
Budget plan outlines 1984 85 for District 162
Matteson School District 162 proposed an 82 million dollar budget for 1984 85, a 77 percent rise from last year’s 764 million, with a projected year end balance near 45 million despite anticipated revenues around 7.76 million. Superintendent Schlenker cites tax collection timing and item padding as factors in the balance while noting past deficits eroding each year. The budget covers new salaries, a bus, trucks, locker room remodeling, ventilation upgrades, furniture, and emergency lighting. starting pay for assistants up, and sale proceeds from Oakwood School to the village allocated to education and maintenance funds. The board will hold a hearing September 18.
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Matteson
Board of Education
Schlenker
Peter Coggeshall
Huth ‘School
Huth
Earmers
Akwood School
Indiana
Arcadia
Sauk
Kin~ Wat Aun Bae
Kathleen Miner
Rich East High School
Sauk Trail
Westwood Drive
Park Forest
Clinton Kinney
Robert Rabenow
Rich South
Donald Trimble
Washington, D.C
Rich South High School
Depart‘ment of Education
Depart‘ment
Park Forest Receives $25,000 HUD Grant For Fair Housing
The village of Park Forest wins a $25,000 federal grant from HUD to support fair housing enforcement, training, and processing discrimination complaints. The award brings total Park Forest HUD support to about $100,000, with previous up to $72,000 cooperative funding and statewide training.
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Manvanest Seatznex
Park Forest
George O’brien
US. Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Monici
Ken
O’brien
Linois Department of Human Rights
James Engstrom
South Suburban Area Fair Housing Legal Action Committee
Engstrom
Park Forest Village
District 227 approves funds for new bleachers project
District 227 board approved bids for excavation demolition new concrete piers electrical work and installation of aluminum bleachers plus a press box at the East campus. Total project cost listed as 178,429 with a plan to avoid football season disruption and possible spring completion if delayed.
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Rich Central
Rich East
Rich Township High School
Board of Education
Cynthia Stelzer
Ms. Stelzer
Eastern Ilinois University
Indiana State University
Thornton Fractional South High School
Lansing
Shepard High School
Palos Heights
Mark Zaban
East
Local cable TV draws mixed reviews in Orland Park
Local programming efforts face criticism as Cox Cable’s pullback spurs village leaders to seek more public access. Volunteers built a half hour show weekly, covering issues like a Lake Michigan water bond, while studios sit underused. Community education and internships aim to boost participation as tensions rise with rate requests and franchise obligations.
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Michael Cox
Orland Park
Liz LaHood
Public Access Channel
Lake Michigan
Cox Cable Company
Sen
Cox Cable
Cress Gackle
Multimedia Cablevision
Multimedia
Oak Forest
Gackle
Edward
Cablevision
Palos Heights
Homewood
van Henkelum
Dalton-Riverdale
Riverdale
Continental Cable
Charles Hoard
Hoard
Stan Fryzell
Dalton
Wen
Continental
Governors State University
Thornton Community College
Columbia College
Telecommunications, Inc
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