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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1989

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De Klerk sworn in as acting South African president

National Party leader F W de Klerk was sworn in as acting president after forcing the resignation of P W Botha. He pledged peaceful reform and called for a new parliament on Sept 13 while promising a five year term. Desmond Tutu criticized the transition as a new face for apartheid.

de Klerk Botha Pretoria South Africa National Party F.W. de Klerk P.W. Botha de Kierk Union Michael Corbett Zambia Southern Africa Desmond Tutu Aparteid Raws United Democratic Front Great Crocodile Mass Democratic

Aid to farmers approved by Bush for 807 million

President Bush signed legislation to speed 807 million dollars in farm aid across crops. Wheat farmers receive 400 million due to severe drought. Disaster Assistance Act covers rice, soybean, cotton and other crops hit by rain and floods. House backed a near 900 million drought relief package after White House and Senate pressure.

Washington Bush Kansas House White House Senate

Londonderry marks anniversary with march and bomb ruins

In Londonderry marchers chanted IRA as they passed police and a bar ruined by a bomb two days earlier. In Belfast police used plastic bullets to quell youths who set fire to four vehicles in violence marking 20 years since British troops arrived. No injuries reported. Hijackings occurred as two buses, four vans, and a truck were set afire in west Belfast, a mainly Catholic area.

Londonderry Norther Ireland IRA Irish Republican Army Belfast Northern Ireland West Belfast

Killer bees arrival delayed to 1991 or later says USDA

The Agriculture Department reports Africanized honeybees are still advancing north from Mexico but are not expected in the United States until 1991 or later. Delays arise from a joint Mexico project, giving researchers time to study management, with the bees' hybrid origin tracing to Brazil in 1956.

Washington Mexico United States Agriculture Department Department Rio Grande Valley Texas James W. Glosser Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service Brazil

Israel holds Obeid without trial amid Lebanon hostage talks

The article reports Israel detaining Obeid without charges, alleging he coordinated Hezbollah attacks. It notes detainee rights are unclear, mentions a radical Shiite group claiming an American hostage's death, and cites Israel's demand for freeing missing Israelis and foreign hostages in exchange. It references Lt. Col. William R. Higgins and long-time AP correspondent Terry A. Anderson.

Israel Obeid Hezbollah Lebanon Army William R. Higgins Terry A. Anderson Middle East Sunday Times Marie Colvin Brg Ephraim Lapid

Driver shot after MontCo police chase in Gaithersburg

A 29 year old Gaithersburg man Gary B Caudill led police through Montgomery Village in a chase before an officer shot him in the head during a roadblock encounter. He is in critical condition at Suburban Hospital. Investigators have not filed charges and seek reasons for the flight.

Gaithersburg Montgomery Village Gary B. Caudill Welbeck Way Montgomery County MD. 355 Montgomery Village Avenue Chris Albrecht Ofc Albrecht Dog Rough MD. 108 Sundown Road

Illinois drops charges against Gary Dotson

Prosecutors in Chicago dropped 12 year old rape and kidnapping charges against Gary Dotson after the accuser recanted her testimony. The dismissal came as a new trial motion was granted by Circuit Judge Thomas R. Fitzgerald. Dotson, once convicted in 1979 and later pardoned, expressed mixed emotions while supporters noted the innocence clear by genetic testing.

Chicago Gary Dotson Dotson Thomas R. Fitzgerald Thomas Breen Fitzgerald Breen Mr. Dotson Cathleen Crowell ‘Webb Carl Nannini Dublin N.H Webb Nannini

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