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An ad lists several jewelry items with sale pricing including a 14K gold pearl and diamond earrings set, a large shrimp earrings design, a ruby and diamond ring, a 16 inch cultured pearl strand, a sapphire and diamond pendant and earrings set in 14K gold, and an 18 inch 14K gold beveled herringbone chain with stud options. Prices shown include 99 to 199 dollar sale figures.
Uno elected Japan's 18th postwar prime minister in reform push
Tokyo reports Sousuke Uno secured the Liberal Democratic Party leadership and the premiership to lead efforts to purge the Recruit scandal from politics. He warned against U S trade pressure while pledging a reform program to “create the party anew” and restore trust as parliament tapped him to guide policy and cabinet appointments.
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Cristiani sworn in as El Salvador's new president
Alfredo Cristiani, a businessman and Arena nominee, was sworn in as El Salvador's president amid concerns that right wing extremists dominated his administration. He called for peace talks to end the nine year civil war, promising human rights and better education and health care while taking a hard line on rebel demands. The inauguration signals a shift after Duarte and underscores U.S. backed efforts to shape democracy in El Salvador.
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Lutheran Bishop Confronts Pope in Norway Visit
Oslo reports a Lutheran bishop challenged Pope John Paul II to treat Scandinavia as an equal church during the pope’s first day in Norway. The dialogue occurred as Norway, with only 28 000 Catholics, prepares for the pope’s Arctic Circle journey over a 10 day agenda in the region.
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Food riots ease as Argentina currency falls further
Argentina faces ongoing economic crisis with plummeting currency and food shortages as looting and unrest spread. Police arrested six Workers Party leaders amid four major cities’ rioting. 14 died, 80 jailed, over 2,000 detained, and stores were looted nationwide under a siege. In South Africa, a bomb damaged a leader’s home in Pretoria with no injuries reported.
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