The Herald-Journal Lifestyle Section Tuesday Food News
The Herald-Journal features Tuesday Marketplace updates in Lifestyle with a focus on meals and recipes. Readers can expect market findings, seasonal ingredients, and quick kitchen tips highlighted in the weekly Eating section.
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Soviet moves toward sweeping economic reforms in session
The Supreme Soviet convened a summer session to adopt a law launching far reaching reforms aimed at making factories financially self sufficient and limiting ministry meddling. Premier Ryzhkov said the draft law was substantially amended and that 13 percent of factories lost money last year, a loss to be curbed. The session also showcased leadership changes and planned bills to increase citizen recourse and public discussion of state affairs.
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Supreme Soviet
Yegor K. Ligachev
Nikolai Ryzhkov
Ryzhkov
Party Central Committee
Morehan
Communist Party
Mikhail S. Gorbachev
Geidar A. Aliev
Kremlin
Gorbachev
Aliev
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Abel G. Aganbegyan
Tass
Politburo
Alexander N. Yakovlev
Nikolai N. Slyankov
Viktor P. Nikonov
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Haggar
Levi's
Farah
Generra
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EEC begins talks to dig out of worsening financial crisis
Brussels faces its worst cash crisis since 1957 as 12 member nations open two days of talks. They aim to draft guidelines to fix short and long term finances, with focus on budget deficits, farm subsidies, and possible changes to funding based on gross national product by 1992.
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Belgium
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Denmark
Great Britain
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2 000 trapped in burning offices in India
Firemen and army fighters battled a blaze in an 11 story downtown office building in New Delhi trapping about 2 000 workers. The cause was unknown and the building housed airline ticket offices and private offices near the U S Information Service library.
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J.P. Singh
Saudia Airlines
Iraqi Airways
U.S. Information Service
United News of India
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