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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1991

Page

4

Angola War Ends as Longtime Foes Sign Peace Accord

In a ceremony attended by James A Baker III and other leaders the Soviet backed government of Jose Eduardo dos Santos and US backed UNITA chief Jonas Savimbi signed a peace accord ending Angola s 16 year civil war. The deal moves toward a multipart democracy and ends foreign military support. Near 340000 civilians died and vast displacement followed decades of Cold War proxy fighting.

Lisbon Portugal Jose Eduardo Dos Santos Jonas Savimos Cnita Guerrila James A. Baker Alexander Bessmertnykh United Nations Javier Perez de Cuellar U.S Namibia Angola Moscow Washington UNITA

Wedtech convictions overturned by federal court

A 2nd Circuit panel in Manhattan overturned the bribery related convictions of three Wedtech figures, including a Meese associate, ordering new trials for E. Robert Wallach and two advisers after ruling a key witness lied. The case tied to Wedtech Corp. and Reagan era politics. Meanwhile a Brooklyn businessman handed in a Magritte valued over 1.5 million, with a Picasso recovered at auction.

New York Wedtech Edwin Meese III Wedtech Corp Bronx Congress White House Mario Biaggi Stanley Simon Brooklyn Rene Magritte Manhattan Economic Crimes Bureau

Dow Jones hits new high on strong stock rally

Dow Jones industrial average rose to 3,027.50, surpassing its prior peak as industrials led gains after a 1.8 percent rise in April factory orders. The S&P industrial index climbed to 464.98, while leading indicators also increased for the third straight month signaling a possible economic recovery. Analyst David B. Bostian Jr. cited positive factory orders and a potential second-half expansion.

New York Dow Standard & Poor David B. Bostian Jr Jesup, Josephthal & Co

FHA rules raise downpayment for FHA home loans

The Federal Housing Administration acts to curb its loan program leaks by mandating higher upfront payments. Beginning July 1 buyers must provide 1200 to 1800 dollars at closing, and can finance only 57 percent of closing costs, requiring an extra 438 dollars on a thousand dollar loan.

Washington Federal Housing Administration

U.S. arms stockpile in Israel amid警 Middle East tension

The United States confirms pre positioning of weapons and equipment in Israel for possible use in a future war or military emergency. Cheney said the arrangement is under way and includes plans to position gear in the Gulf region with Arab allies. The disclosure follows cautious remarks by other officials. Meanwhile at the United Nations, Perez de Cuellar proposes capping Baghdad oil revenue for war compensation at 30 percent as Iraq faces $8 billion annual civilian needs and oil exports rising to $21 billion by 1993. sanctions remain delaying any lift until truce terms are met.

Jerusalem Israel Middle East Defenie Richard Cheney Cheney U.S Gulf Region Gulf Iraq United Nations U.N Baghdad Kuwait Javier Perez de Cuellar Security Council Perez de Cuellar

Ethiopia urges immediate resumption of aid distribution

Addis Ababa reports the new Ethiopian People's Revolutionary Democratic Front government urged relief agencies to restart emergency food aid for seven million Ethiopians facing starvation despite safety concerns for workers in the countryside. The move follows a civil war and the fall of the previous regime as famine looms.

Addis Ababa Ethiopia Ethiopian People’s Revolutionary Democratic Front EPRDF

Key Bank expands in Syracuse area with more branches and services

A banner day for Syracuse residents as Key Bank grows in the region offering enhanced security, convenience, and personal service. Customers gain broader choice with innovative accounts and small business solutions, plus faster banking through more branches, ATMs, and Key Express.

Syracuse Key Bank Key Express

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