S&L bailout to touch most Americans
Washington appeals to taxpayers as $50 billion in Treasury funding set to overhaul the Savings and Loan crisis. Bush signs legislation to cover more than $100 billion in losses, push thrifts toward housing lending, and lower high-rate CDs. Analysts warn of broad ripple through the financial system as deposits face rate cuts and borrowers gain.
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Washington
Bush
S&l
Treasury Department
Seidman
S&ls
Resolution Trust Corp
Trust Corporation
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
FDIC
C.C. Hope Jr
Bush weighs talks with Iran amid hostage crisis
President Bush says he will explore all diplomatic channels to free eight American hostages while avoiding any deals that could endanger others. He cites ongoing Israel Iran Lebanon talks and urges nationwide prayers for the captives.
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Washington
Bush
Iran
Israel
Yitzhak Shamir
Lebanon
Shamir
Abdel Karim Obeid
Ment
Avi Pazher
Islamic Republic
Tehran Times
United States
Nicosia
Cyprus
Pakistan
U.S
William R. Higgins
Chronister seeks Kansas GOP chair amid abortion debate
Kansas State Rep Rochelle Chronister seeks the state party chair, backed by top Republicans including Hayden Dole and Kassebaum, but faces dissent from anti abortion conservatives who warn the move could polarize GOP politics and affect 1990 elections. Chronister defends separation of party leadership from legislative roles and says she is open to considering abortion regulation.
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Topeka
Kan
Rochelle Chronister
Chronister
House
Mike Hayden
Neodipatia
Fred Biggan Jr
Prairie Village
Seng
Bob Dole
Nancy Kassebaum
Pera Oy
Agen
Pit Laeena
John Hennessy
David Miller
Eudora
Chronicter
Logan
Miller
Hennessy
Priations Committee
Jim Braden
R-Clay Center
Braden
Minister Thomas Bird Murder Charge Dismissed for Improper Arrest
In Junction City Kansas the murder charge against former Emporia minister Thomas Bird for killing his lover's husband was dismissed without prejudice due to an improper arrest at the state penitentiary. Special prosecutor says he may refile and pursue Bird who remains jailed for the 1983 murder of his wife.
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Junction City
Kan
Emporia
Thomas Bird
ovAry
State Penitentiary
Melvin Gradent
Bird
Anderson
Loma
Manhattan
Loma Anderson
Kansas State Penitentiary
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Alex Sheshunoff
Henry Moots
Ottawa
Steve Zuk
Steve Opat
Opat
Kansas
Forest Park
John Mark Lambertson
Franklin County Historical Society
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