Mandela welcomed home amid crowds and political tensions
Mandela received a hero's welcome as celebrations filled Soweto and schools emptied. Tens of thousands skipped work while the Conservative Party pressed treason charges against Mandela and leaders Sisulu and Mothopeng. Mandela urged a fair South Africa and hinted at talks with de Klerk, while voicing support for ANC policies amid ongoing violence and a stalled return delay after a stadium incident.
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Zeph Mothopeng
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Mandela calls for united South Africa after release
At a Washington news conference President Bush hailed Mandela’s release as a sign the Pretoria government may end apartheid but pressed to keep US sanctions. Mandela urged Whites to feel safe as ANC seeks one person one vote. de Klerk allies react with fear of Mandela dominance.
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Man hit with pipe during city disturbance
A 21 year old Frederick man, Lee A. Homberg of 513 North Market Street, was struck on the head by a large pipe during a late Monday night fight that began near an ice cream parlor on West Fourth Street and moved to Klineharts Alley. Police said no charges were filed and Homberg remained in Frederick Memorial Hospital with an unnamed condition.
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Gorbachev rejects NATO for a united Germany
Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev told East German leaders that a reunified Germany cannot join NATO, fueling a split with the United States and Western Europe. East Germany seeks monetary union and financial aid while Bonn presses reunification amid massive refugee flows and political pushback.
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Milk from papal dairy herd a best seller in Castel Gandolfo
The Vatican dairy at Castel Gandolfo sells 130 gallons daily with 120 cartons daily shipped to three cafes, selling out quickly. The Holstein herd has operated since 1933, with farm products distributed at the Vatican market and nearby outlets for employees and families.
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