Mother's Day in May at Allied Stores
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Syracuse Herald Journal in Syracuse, New York
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Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1987
Page
3
Miss Elaine Sleepwear Delights Mothers With Charm
Delicate prints and pastels on soft fabrics create gift appeal for Mom. Styles include waltz length gowns, chemise sets, baby dolls, and comfy pajamas in S M L. Fabrics knit, tricot, satin, cotton. easy wash. Includes 8 Mothers Memories book with Miss Elaine purchase at all four stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elaine
Local voting guides Thatcher on possible June election
Britons voted in municipal elections seen as pivotal to Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher on whether to call a general election next month. An Independent National Opinion Poll put Conservative support at 36 percent locally vs Labor 35 and Liberal-SDP 27, with parliamentary support at 39 for Conservatives, 34 for Labor, and 25 for the alliance. The poll covered 1,138 interviews and suggested no clear green light for a June poll. BBC noted local results do not reliably predict general election timing amid strong election pressures.
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London
Margaret Thatcher
Independent
Conservatives
Socialist Laborites
Alliance
Labor
British Broadcasting Corp
Gunmen Fire On Philippine Candidate Car in Manila
Two attackers on a motorcycle fired at a car carrying right wing Senate candidate Jacquin Venus Jr. in northern Luzon. The former Marcos aide was hospitalized in shock after the attack. no injuries were reported. The 1972 election violence came amid campaigns for a bicameral legislature.
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Ine
Associated Press
Manila
Philippines
Senate
Jacquin T. Venus Jr
Ferdinand EH. Marcos
Venus
Luzon
New Society Movement
Netherlands leader unhurt after bombing at Lubbers home
A fire bomb was thrown through a window into Prime Minister Ruud Lubbers and his wife’s living room in Rotterdam at 10:15 p.m. Police said the couple were unhurt and Lubbers tossed the device back outside, ending the small blaze. Authorities did not call it an assassination attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Netherlands
Rotterdan
Ruud Lubbers
Coen van Maasloo
Lubbers
Strong quake jolts Soviet Far East coast
A strong earthquake struck the Soviet Far East along the Sea of Japan coast about 500 miles northeast of Vladivostok at 7 06 a m Moscow time. There were no immediate reports of injuries or damage, according to a seismological institute spokeswoman who spoke anonymously. The region is mountainous and sparsely populated with many secret military installations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Soviet Union
Sea of Japan
Vladivostok
Soviet Far East
Far-right group claims killing of Japanese reporter
A unknown extremist group calling itself the Red Revenge Corps claimed responsibility for a shotgun attack that killed a Tokyo newspaper reporter. Kyodo received a letter stating divine punishment for anti-Japan, and a separate note sent to Asahi Shimbun warned against speaking of a sect. The police say the group is unknown to them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Red Revenge Corps
Kyodo
Duly Asahi Shimbun
Nine Mines Fatality Deepens South Africa Coal Mine Tragedy
Mud and coal poured from a silo into a crowded tunnel at Gold Fields Coal brook colliery near Sasolburg in the Orange Free State killing nine miners and leaving three missing. One body was recovered immediately and eight more found during the night, with no names or races released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johannesburg
South Africa
Gold Fields Mining Company
Coalbrook
Sasolburg
Orange Free State
Vanuatu expels Libyan diplomats over accreditation
Vanuatu ordered two Libyan diplomats to leave Port Vila after arriving without proper accreditation to open an embassy. The move follows reports that Libya offered paramilitary training to at least 70 Vanua’aku Party activists, with potential roles as bodyguards for senior officials.
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Vanuatu
Port Vila
South Pacific
Niaton
Australia
Libya
Vanua'aku Party
Walter Lint
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