Sukarno's posthumous rehabilitation shifts nation's view
Fifteen years after an undistinguished end, Sukarno is hailed as a hero as Indonesia revises history text and renames Jakarta airport Sukarno-Hatta after the founder and first vice president Mohammad Hatta. The move, approved by Suharto in July, follows decades of mixed legacies and revived public interest in his legacy.
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Sukarno and Indonesian Struggle for Independence
Indonesian leader Sukarno faced accusations of collaboration with Japan as he and Harts formed an army after independence in 1945. They waged a four year jungle resistance against the Dutch, drawing world opinion and UN urging freedom before power was handed to the new government.
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Common Market opens to U S canned fruit
The Reagan administration won a concession from the European Common Market to lower trade barriers on U S canned fruit but failed to secure an agreement with Japan to ease import restrictions on U S leather goods. U S Trade Representative Clayton Yeutter said negotiations with Japan ended without an deal and the deadline had expired.
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Pollard's Wife Denied Bail On Espionage Charges
Anne Henderson Pollard faces no-bail detention pending grand jury action on unauthorized possession of classified documents. Her husband Jonathan Pollard, a navy counterterrorism analyst, is also jailed without bond on espionage charges. They were arrested a day apart outside the Israeli embassy in Washington. Attorney James Hibey urged release to her father Bernie Henderson of Oil City, Pa.
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Oil City
Bow hunter Bags wins again with eight point buck
Robert Whipp of 4334 Araby Church Road scored his second straight bow season trophy by downing an eight point deer at Araby. The buck was mounted and prepared for display at Whit in the local hunt scene.
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Araby Church Road
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Whit
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