Philippines and America entwined in love hate and ties
Manila report on deep Philippine dependence and ambivalence toward the United States. It notes political exiles, American bases at Clark and Subic, extensive trade and investment, large Filipino emigration to the U.S., and a national debate on base futures as Mrs. Aquino plans a Washington visit to strengthen ties.
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Manila
Philippines
America
United States
Aurelio Periquet
Joe Dizon
Corazon Aquino
Washington
U.S
Victor
Aquino
Boston
Benigno
Ferdinand E. Marcos
U.S. Air Force
Harrison and Rockefeller
Kansas
New Jersey
Stars & Stripes
Taft Avenue
Philippe
Eddie
Mike
Andy
Seaside
McDonald's
Citibank
Procter & Gamble and
Dole
Philippine Employers Association
Veterans Administration
George Dewey
Clart Air Base
Subic Naval Base
Manila-Washington
Clark
Subic
Marcos
J.V. Bautista
Bayan Group
Victoria Santos
Government role urged in major health care costs
A federal advisory panel says insurance should cover all Americans against catastrophic illness, with government aid for those unable to pay. It favors private business but notes a government role to extend and improve coverage for the poor and uninsured, drawing criticism from consumer advocates worried the report leans too private.
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Washington
Health and Human Services
Otis R. Bowen
Reagan
Bowen
James Balog
Balog
Vita Ostrander
American Association of Retired Persons
Republicans Eye 1988 Convention Site in Las Vegas
Las Vegas hosts a nine member site selection committee amid a tour of potential cities. The group seeks to counter Nevada’s image and weighs a possible August, 1943 convention with a prize of over 30 million in revenue.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Nevada
America
Republica National Committee
Freak Fahrenkopf Jr
Fahrenkopf
Paul Laxalt
Reagan
University of Nevada-Las Vegas
Wayne Newton
Los Angeles
Bill Briare
Southern Baptist Convention
Chast Sestice
Warren Barger
Thomas
Mack Cantor
Commitios
Ebbie Spivey
Mississippi
Republican Party
Reno
Los Angeles Convention Center
Eileen Schonweiler
Seattle
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Houston
St. Louis
New Orleans
Detroit
Kansas City
GOP
Actors seen as likely winners in proposed tax overhaul
LA sources say actors would gain from the plan while filmmakers and theater operators face losses. Sen Pete Wilson cites 16 000 limit on expense deductions for actors with multiple jobs and urges final passage next month.
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Broadway
Los Angeles
Pete Wilson
R-Calif
Hollywood Chamber of Commerce
Guy Pace
Actors Equity
Washington
Pace
Les
John C. Hall Jr
American Federation of Television and Radio Artists
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