U N plan seen as Cambodia last chance for peace
The U N Security Council members including China France Britain the Soviet Union and the United States back a plan to curb Pol Pot and avert a Khmer Rouge resurgence. A U N peacekeeping force would supervise disarmament and administer agencies while Hun Sen’s government prepares for elections through a Supreme National Council.
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Leaks in Budget Talks Spur Tax Focus and Debate
The piece critiques White House leaks during budget talks, accusing negotiators of seeking new taxes instead of spending discipline. It highlights proposed sin taxes, a securities transaction levy, and possible levies on foreign firms, warning such approaches misspent public funds and stress the electorate.
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Moynihan
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New York Stock Exchange
London
Rolodex snoop at AID angers staff over watchful lists
AID officials contemplate Rolodex style background checks to boost private sector links but a memo warning of examining Rolodexes raised alarm about privacy. The tone. Baker signature cited though not confirmed. A mini editorial notes VA payroll errors sending checks to the dead.
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Agency For International Development
State Department
U.S
Olodex
Big Brother
James Baker
Baker
General Accounting Office
Veterans Affairs
GAO
Wage concessions and steelworkers pay gap widening
Daniel E. Jaram argues that 1980s wage stagnation for United Steelworkers led to a near five dollar hourly gap with United Auto Workers by 1990. He claims steelworkers accepted concessions to stay competitive, laments long hours, urges USX to grant a decade of wage and benefit increases, and links actions to Marathon Oil and broader oil-price hikes.
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Marathon
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Marathon Oil Co
USX
Peter
Paul
Chronicle Telegram Letters to Editor Instructions
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to submit letters to the editor. Include signature full address and telephone number and mail to Editorial Page Editor Chronicle Telegram Box 4010 Elyria 44036. Fax letters to 329-7187 for submission.
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Chronicle- Telegram
Elyria
Regional bailout split shocks Midwest and Northeast
A column argues the S&L bailout unfairly taxes the Midwest and Northeast while Texas bears little of the cost. It cites Senate Moynihan and Governor Kunin proposals to raise Texas and others’ insurance shares and retain asset ownership to boost taxpayer recovery, urging congressional action.
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Congressional Coalition
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Howard Wolpe
D-Mich
Resolution Trust Corp
Washington Post
Daniel P. Moynihan
D-Ny
New York
Vermont
Kunin
Yang and Ying Reflections Prompt History and Finance Talk
In a letter to Ed, the writer recalls early oil-field days in eastern Ohio and debates with Roy Barr over car history. He cites a 1925 Star automobile by Durant Motors, notes Durant’s GM role, and mentions stock booms and crashes including GM and Cities Service. He also references Ravi Batra and Durant’s 1929 downfall. Barr spends summers in Huron.
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Roy
Barr
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Dave
Washington Avenue
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Ford
Ravi Batra
Batra
Durant
Yang and
Ying
Huron
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