The Who open 89 tour in Glens Falls NY
The Who kicked off the 1989 tour in Glens Falls praising the city and its fans. The show featured 40 songs spanning the band and solo work, backed by 12 additional musicians, with Townshend using acoustic guitar for much of the set.
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Reagan cashes in on presidency after White House life
Former President Reagan tops postoffice income with a $5 million memoir deal a $2 million Japan appearance and $50,000 per speech while Nixon Carter and Ford mix lectures books and boards. Bush notes memoir earnings are common but Grant’s Civil War memoirs brought about $450000 in royalties after his death.
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Bush faces critics as China ends calls and tightens grip
Washington watch shows President Bush, touted as China expert, facing backlash as Beijing ignores his calls and Chinese authorities crack down on pro democracy protests. Administration defends calibrated moves while lawmakers urge stronger action after Tiananmen events. Bush expresses regret over Fang Lizu dinner incident as troops crush demonstrators near Beijing.
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Outcry over executions in China draws world reaction
Western leaders including James Baker II and Margaret Thatcher condemned the 17 executions in Jinan and denounced Beijing’s crackdown. Li Peng and Li of the Foreign Ministry defended China’s stance while warning against foreign interference as protests mount across cities and campuses.
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