Mexico banks nationalized as leftists seek broader reform
In Mexico City labor and civic groups donate millions of pesos to back the nationalization of private banks and indemnify former owners. Leftists warn Portillo's move aids the economy but hides deep social problems. A 5,000-strong rally backed the action while demanding inflation relief and wage hikes. The Electrical Workers Union donated 10 million pesos and pledged 200 million more, with other unions contributing a day's pay per member.
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Mexico City
UPI
Mexico
Jose Lopez Portillo
The
Revolutionary Workers Party
Lopez Portillo
Electrical Workers Union
Petroleum Workers
Senators vow veto override on education and jobs funding
Senators push to override the veto and preserve $210 million to subsidize 54 000 public service jobs for low income seniors nationwide About $16 million would aid over 4 000 elderly workers in New York and $148 million would fund Title I education in districts with high poverty. The package includes student loans and college grants while opposing funding cuts to transit and coastal protection.
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D’amato
Progame
Department of Education
National Technical Institute For the Deaf
Rochester
Subway
Buffalo
Metropolitan Transportation Authority
New York City
Wortley
Lee
27Th Congressional
Shots fired at cop standoff ends as suspect gives up
Investigators traced the suspect to a Bertram Place residence after an early-morning robbery at Pete's Grill and a shootout on White Street. A spent .38 slug was found, suggesting a .38 handgun. The suspect remained inside until his girlfriend left with two children, then surrendered as a block of Bertram Place was sealed off. Police tied the DeWitt overnight holdup to the broader sequence and planned charges after consulting with the district attorney.
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Sardino
Matthews
Bertram Place
Pete’s Grill
Marcellus St
Bonanni
White Street
Stephens
Richard Culeton
Onondaga Street
District Attorney’s Office
DeWitt
Khadafy Visits Warsaw Under Tight Security
Libyan strongman Col Muammar Khadafy arrived in Warsaw for an officially announced visit kept short and secret in length. He flew in from Prague after signing a friendship treaty with President Gustav Husaki. Martial law officials and top leaders welcomed him at Warsaw airport as security helicopters circled over the city.
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Warsaw
Poland
UFI
Muammar Khadafy
Khadafy
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Gustav Husaki
Moscow
Wojciech Jaruzelski
Henryk Jablonski
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