Nigerian general claims Buhari government toppled in coup
ABIDJAN Ivory Coast AP A brigadier general identified as Joshua Dogonyaro announced on Nigerian Radio that Maj Gen Muhammadu Buharis military government was toppled for abuse of power and slow reform citing curfews Ports and borders closed until further notice The broadcast said the Supreme Military Council was replaced by a more centralized rule and accused officials of corruption and mismanagement with inflation running high and debts around 10.3 billion dollars.
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Ivory Coast
Nigeria Radio Today
Muhammadu Buhari
Joshua Dogonyaro
Lagos
Buhari
Shehu Shagari
British Telecom
London
Nigeria
Dogonyaro
Supreme Military Council
West Africa
Onaoapo Soleye
Shagari
Britain
Reagan weighs shoe import stance amid quota debate
President Reagan appears to favor no tough action on imports, prompting lawmakers and Footwear Industries of America to press for congressional remedies. Cohen ally Tyrer says ongoing bill to cut shoe imports will be aggressively pursued. In related data, Realtors report July existing home sales up 1.6 percent to 3.11 million annual rate as mortgage rates drop to five-year lows.
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Reagan
Congress
Congressional
George Langstaff
Footwear Industries of America
U.S
Treasury
American Iron and Steel Institute
William Cohen
Maine
Robert Tyrer
Cohen
National Association of Realtors
Senators To Soviet Union Washington Delegation Heads to Moscow
Senate Democratic Leader Robert Byrd leads a bipartisan delegation to Moscow ahead of Reagan Gorbachev talks. The visit aims to reduce rhetoric and show united U S support for the president amid fall Geneva summit plans. The group will meet in Budapest Kiev and Moscow with Soviet leaders.
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Robert Byrd
Moscow
Reagan
Mikhail Gorbachev
Byrd
Andrews Air Force Base
Soviet Union
West Virginia
Gorbachev
Geneva
Byrd and Sons
Sam Nunn
D-Ga
John Warner
R-Va
Claiborne Pell
D-R.i
Dennis DeConcini
D-Ariz
Paul Sarbanes
D-Md
George Mitchell
D-Maine
Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
Budapest
Kiev
Michigan and Ohio teachers idle as strikes disrupt start
Teachers in Michigan and Ohio walked picket lines across six districts delaying classes for tens of thousands of students. Linden, Beecher, and Flint districts reported postponed openings while Detroit negotiators reached a tentative contract, with ratification planned amid pay raise proposals.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Michigan
Linden
Mich
Robert Burek
Flint
Beecher
Girard
Detroit
Philadelphia
Chicago
Detroit Federation of Teachers
John Elliott
Elliott
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