Western leaders gather for summit on Soviet aid and world economy
In Houston the seven rich nations begin a summit at Rice University to discuss a possible $15 billion Western aid package for the Soviet Union while weighing trade credits and technical aid. Disputes over farm subsidies and environmental steps also surface as leaders push for reforms and climate action.
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Albanians Begin Escape From Tirana Embassies to Prague
More than 5 000 Albanians taking refuge in 12 embassies in Tirana would leave the Communist homeland for Prague on a government arranged flight. Albania accuses foreign diplomats of delaying the exit while Bonn says refugees in Tirana may travel to West Germany.
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Senate weighs defense budget amid post cold war shifts
Senate Armed Services moves to craft a defense blueprint before the August recess. Two budgets to consider include 286 billion and 289 to 291 billion dollars, as negotiators seek cuts to the 307 billion proposal while preserving key forces and maintenance. Senator Sam Nunn calls the process an educational effort. Senator John Warner warns that 286 billion would require deep cuts in personnel and maintenance.
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Ex-Prague boss jailed four years in abuse case
Miroslav Stepan, former Prague communist party chief, was found guilty of abuse of power and sentenced to four years in prison. He ordered water cannon and tear gas against demonstrators in 1988 as a popular uprising toppled the hard line regime. Crowds gathered outside the district court as residents reacted with mixed feelings.
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Boesak resigns amid South Africa affair allegations
Pastor Allan Boesak quits his church posts in Cape Town amid reports of an affair with a television producer. He told his Cape Town congregation he had done nothing wrong, apologized, and said he deeply regretted his actions.
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Where's the best beef at the Houston summit
At a Houston summit a barbecue feud dominates the scene with Goode Co. praised by locals while Otto's and Luther's also claim top status. Notables and dignitaries sample offerings as a lively taste test underscores rivalries and regional pride in barbecue.
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