Marcos belittles rival Aquino as emboldened by woman
President Marcos called Corazon Aquino and Salvador Laurel inexperienced and likened them to children in a Manila rally. He warned opponents could push the election back if the Supreme Court blocks Feb. 7 voting and repeated accusations of communist influence if Aquino wins.
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Marcos
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Corazon Aquino
Benigno Aquino
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Aquino
Fernando Air Base
Laurel
Jose
Mrs. Aquino
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Woman becomes first female head of Cherokee Nation
Wilma Mankiller was sworn in as principal chief of the Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma, the second largest tribal government, to serve the remaining two years of Ross Swimmer’s term. John Kelcher was elected deputy chief to serve the remaining 18 months.
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Okla
Oklahoma
Wilma Mankiller
Ross Swimmer
Swimmer
Federal Bureau of Indian Affairs
John Ketcher
Cherokee Nation
Ms. Mankiller
Kelcher
BIA
Greg Shaw
Mankiller
Cubans Dominate Homes in Managua Amid Nicaraguan Tensions
Cubans occupy many luxury houses in Managua and its outskirts including the Planetarium district while Nicaraguans report selling or renting homes due to fear and tight security. The presence extends to Matagalpa Nuevo Segovia Jinotega Chontales Esteli as Contra clashes persist and a helicopter downing prompts government denials.
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Managua
Somoza
Planetarium
Las Colinas
Villafontana
Matagalpa
Nuevo Segovia
Jinotega
Chontales
Esteli
Iran's Khomeini depicted as master of turmoil and terror
The piece portrays Ayatollah Khomeini as a master of subversion exploiting anti Israel and anti American sentiment. It accuses him of orchestrating hijackings and violence through proxies and Hezbollah to destabilize Middle East regimes and threaten Persian Gulf oil, with Tran paying a price in economic collapse and chaos.
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Khomeini
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Persian Gulf
Iran
Tran
Journalist shot while filming funeral near Pretoria
Police reported two rioting incidents on Saturday. Freelance TV journalist Brian Tilley was shot in the leg and injured while filming a Mamelodi funeral for Dutch TV. Eleven journalists were briefly detained but freed after no grounds were found. Winnie Mandela autobiography banned from import and distribution.
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South Africa
Pretoria
Government Gazette
Winnie Mandela
Nelson Mandela
the Gazette
Mandela
Soweto
Brian Tilley
New E-Pill claims quick sexual boost for all
An advance high potency vitamin E-Pill is billed as rapidly increasing sexual drives for men and women of all ages while also improving health. A manufacturer spokesman says it enhances sexual interest and desires. The pill is sold by mail order without prescription with claimed 80 percent success and pricing for 2 weeks to 60 days.
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