The name game in Philippines after Cory Aquino victory
Manila reports list nicknames for prominent Filipinos from Marcos era to Aquino era. Bongbong Marcos, Ding Dong Teehankee, Ninoy and Noynoy references appear amid celebrations, nicknames, and yellow campaign culture.
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Cory
Aquino
Aquino defends U S Philippine ties after Marcos exit
President Corazon Aquino rejected a request by Ferdinand E Marcos to stay in his home province before fleeing the country as rebels topple his regime. She said Marcos and family would not return until stability returns and noted hopes for stronger U S relations.
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Manila
Philippines
Corazon Aquino
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Aquino
Marcos
U.S
Stephen ‘Bosworth
Locos Norte
Associated Press
United States
Mr. Marcos
Charge against boy five doubtful in death of playmate
Miami Beach police and prosecutors doubt murder charges will be filed against Lazaro Gonzalez Jr. a five year old who pushed Eduardo Lafaurie from a Miami Beach stairwell after the boy said he wanted to die. He faces possible juvenile court review and a psychological evaluation.
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Knight-Ridder Newspapers
Miami
Miami Beach
Robert Avis
Abe Saeger
Laeser
Lazaro Gonzalez Jr
Lazaro
Eduardo Andres Lafaurie
Eduardo
Davis
Bayfront
Lazaro Gonzalez Sr
Dade County
Lazaro Jr
Ralph Ferguson
Fred Seligman
University of Miami Medical School
Seligman
Hospital reviews work record of nurse charged in baby deaths
New York hospital officials review all infant deaths during the 15 years nurse Ann Green worked in pediatrics after she was charged with murdering two newborns and attempting to murder a third. Green pleaded not guilty and was held for a bail hearing. Authorities say Patricia died at five days, Jamie died weeks after a near suffocation, and Larry Jr. was three weeks old when an attempt occurred.
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Benigno Aquino Jr
United States
Aquino
Marcos
Philippine Communist Party
Jose Maria Sison
New York
Ann Green
Robert Hart
Atorney
Marybeth Richroth
Manhattan
Robert Morgenthau
New York Hospital
Jamie
Larry Jr
Reagan to go all out for Contra weapons aid
Reagan seeks 100 million dollars in military and humanitarian aid for the Nicaraguan Contras. The package would provide long range mortars field artillery and anti helicopter and anti tank weapons while prioritizing basic guerrilla gear and ammunition. Humanitarian aid includes food medical equipment and vehicles with a separate 3 million for a human rights education program.
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Washington
Reagan
Congress
U.S
Pentagon
Democratic Forces
Elliott Abrams
Lat
America
Nicaragua
House
Senate Intelligence Committee
Honduras
Ammunitio
Sandinis
T Contras
Explosion at Johannesburg police station wounds two
An explosion at John Vorster Square in central Johannesburg wounded two police officers. The cause was unknown but a national agency cited a bomb. A police spokesman said others may be injured as security officials questioned suspects in the building.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
South African Press Association
John Vorster
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