Free trade gains at Houston summit
The United States secured a broad commitment to liberalize global trade at a Houston summit with seven major powers. Leaders endorsed across the board cuts in farm subsidies and a shift toward market competition while debating Soviet aid and China loans. Environmental measures include a pilot Amazon program and a pledge to protect forests by 1992.
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Windsor School principal Sharrock forced to resign amid protest
Elyria residents accuse the School Board and new superintendent of sacrificing 37 year veteran Richard Sharrock over a push for staff changes. They urge supporters to attend the Tuesday 7:30 p.m. meeting at the Administration Building on Griswold Road to honor his 27 years at Windsor Elementary and advocate for quality education.
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Bermuda’s John Swan challenges American black leadership
Cal Thomas profiles Bermuda premier John Swan as a black leader who critiques U S black leadership and media focus. Swan argues for self-reliance, moral framing, and proactive economic strategy to lift Black communities, urging a shift from protest rhetoric to action.
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Corterra illusion or real nation fuels investor buzz
An unnamed nation of 12 islands called Corterra claims sovereignty near Tahiti and markets investment opportunities to Scottsdale residents. Officials from Kiribati dismiss the state as imaginary, while Watters seeks recognition and bank licenses amid doubts from U S officials.
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