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The dismissal jeopardizedz ed th c ' failure to remenmember dctoils of Council seem unwilli/illing to prohibit two • he did not regret thc dcciscision to In the firstst 'day of his Iran-Contra conviction o f fofot rm er ' in the 1986 Iran- city policemcn fromDm o w n in g th e ir o w n J ndcxter confirmatibn hearcarings before thc 7 his conduct in i --Mational Sccurity odviser J grant North and Poind r,-thc-ClAJs-W orst--------- ........... " s c c u r i ty service;------- ------------— Scnate-intclligcn tLl^ ^ M S |-Contra-affair,.th - PJ o i n d e x te r ,- w h o - w a s NN o o r rth 's i ^ u n i t y . jcnce-com m itteerferjES scandal in a genejcncration. “The hearings wcrc•c m orc Gales, 47, also piepledged to revomp ssuperior on the W hite HaH o u s e H c ogized for his irnportant than the trial,'ll,” said “thc role, mission:ion, priorities and sstaff. And it nused doubtss ala b o u t “misjudgmcnts''Its" and his failure Hamilton. "The policy consid-c« structure of American No store tthc wisdom of Congress in to fin d o u t m oore rc iab o u t th e C IA ’s orations involved in the hchearings intelligence" inn llthe wake of the time in almost a year, jgranting immunity to bothth im e n i lates role -in the seascandal. And hc F o r I h e se co n d timi exceeded the importancinee of a Cold War. 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' in northeastern Twin 1 historical instant,int," Gates said. “Thc CIA P l e a sse e ssee GATES/A2 ______ ^ P » g » B 1 N orth, lhc hard-driving, MarineMn lieutenant Iran. _________ _ t .. • . 1. *. -^Jest-a-lot►t-of-fun I draws 115^-year termi Nixon suspendeided liome The National LiLeague suspended in S03IX case, neturns h Braves outfielderler Otis Nixon for B progrom, a review; violating its drug rule:Tiles. B y A m y D a v is if, oftcr 120 doysinthe pr lt-thc-cour^8hould: -----------------P a 9 »A 6 -------------- — "Times-Ncws writ(T ite r ------------------------- ----------------board-detcrm incs-that-th reduce the sentence and1 thethc judge agrees, so decide to keep TWIN FALL!LLS - A Twin-Falls man1 The panel moy also ( Big Sky 1-2 ; for another 60 days convicted of moinolesting o l2-year-old girl1 Phillips in the program for The Associatedi PPress I-AA collegc w a s se n ten c ed to 15 years in prison withoutt fo r fu rth e r stu d y . Nevada and Idaho in Vlonte Carlson had: football poll lists' N( parole-Monday,ly, then was allowed to goD Defense Attomey Mor th c to p tw o places. r the sex offendcre’ ' h o m e . suggested probation or th P a g e A S appropriate scntcncc, W.. Thomas G. PlPhillips, 52, moy have to3 program olone as the appi _ „ wait up to fourjr rmonths before hc goes to3 f o r h is c lie n t irison sentence was • prison becausese of overcrowding at thce But Meehl soid o prise Icpreciatc from the' P North Idaho CoCorrectionol Institution inn essential as to “not depi Cottonwood, saidmid 5th District Judge Danielil se rio u s n e s s o f t h e c rime .” ;he sentence was ; . M c c h l, w ho hanuidcd d down the sentence. He added that the society ond to deter .. Phillips was?as convicted in May ofif necessary to protect soci lore crime..... g th e sa m e c r i m e . .......... Crime and moi sexually abusinging the 12-ycar-old giri. Thee - o th e rs f rv m co m m ittin g thi ond Phillips hod Nothing seems m:mysterious about this • gtrl testified thatM t Phillips had touchcd herrr . C a r l s o n s a i d h e an< I - ' . S ntence. _ _____ year’s Family C h^ ^ e l lineup ~ except_____ ,under her shirtirt iwhile she was visiting alU a n tic ip a te d a p ris o n se n ten e------- “W c"wereprepnrcd-fbil-fbHhts-bccause-of ------ ; the premier of “Fatfi•atfierDowImg.” T nesl - Phiiiips’ Momonroe 'Street“ home."Tlle~ •ime ond society's ^ ■ • sleulh'exlraordinaircirc is set to air Monday fondling was inlinterrupted, she said, whenn the noture of the crimi lit ." h e said, throug Friday. Phillips’ daughteih te r c a m e hom e, present ottiwdc toward it." P » g « 3 red Phillips to serve time in a Ehiring the sentencinglg CCarlson said that o s ’ program at Cottonwooda ^ l'5-y«r penalty wosrtob toi stfiBTbecausc— n evidence presented in thc,the jury triol showed i a l i e a d I sent to thc penitentiary in starlit nights al that Phillips touched the girl’s breast for Vacation crmses^ aalong the Mississippi )t opens up in that program,1. less than o second. on thc Delta QueJueen steam boat arc lillips w ill reirtolh-arhom;e c'------ “I*m-not-trying to belittelialc that crime, but -------J--------fttlracting-touma«o ts- in 1nrg /> n iim h e fS .______ iona-UTurByTep^ffrTC-pafotg-te-^rr«eifirin{rT5Tciff3^!f rr:rhcavy,’''CarIson P a c k ag e d e als a rc avavi aila b le . kly and avoid contact withh ~ s a id . • P a g e 4 T the age of 18, unless in theIC Phillips’ famiJy_wasIS e m o tio n a l d u r in g le c h ild ’s p aren t, thc sentencing. HisI dodaughter Tammy ison sentence may bc rcduced P le>ase a s < see H0ME/A2 iesigns stoored Going the dist£stance et bomb d( In a n e ra o f hasteiste, some local people show the impoftancancc of hanging on for )n-secureccomputerr ffles th c lo n g h a u l, to diay’9 a y ’ ed ito rial sa y s. P a g * A ID »dPR SS information and wasI acaccessible thrfiugh phone lines, held the bom>omb plans for nearly A Green backc* e r replies Colo. — Gaps in computerer a week before thc errorTor was discovered, the Rocky Elats nucleorar The mistake occurred scvise v eral ye are ag o . In a responsele to a Tiines-Newa ant allowed, among otherer “For a week, all thce b<bombs used by thc editorial, & Greensen Party spokesman storage of top-secret bomblb United States were ont on unclassified Vax. asserts that his moveovemcnt can become an n unsecured computer for a II was unbelievable," hefie &said. important force. JuiJudging the Greens in Other times, workers:ra itransferred bomb :conomic terms is a conventional eco 3 o fllc ia ls havo-sincc Btar tcd-a■a—dato-from-secured compumputcrs-to.unsecurcd mistake, Michael SuSullivan w ritesr ........ — ~ — ram to .improve computercr computers, including petpersonal computers, P a g « A 1 0 ; documents obtained by The[le C o u rtn e y sa id .
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    JURNALUL ZILEI întruniți în cadrul Comitetului mez." Ilarion Agapi a achiziționat îndeplinirea planului la indicatorii Politic Executiv, fruntașii PCR au de la o alimentară din București fizici și valorici în industrie, co­ dezbătut „rapoarte și planuri de doi boboci de rață congelați, cu... merț exterior și investiții, în peri- măsuri". La cinematograful „Stu­ opt picioare. pada 1 ianuarie-31 octombrie 1989“ dio" din București s-au deschis și „Măsurile pentru realizarea inte­ „Zilele filmului sovietic. Cu ocazia Restanțe la ministere grală a planului pe trimestrul IV JURNALUL ROMÂNIEI 1 9 8 9 - ACUM DOUĂZECI DE ANI sărbătoririi zilei naționale a statu­ 1989". Ca de obicei, în asemenea lui Panama, președintele român și înlocuiri din funcții situații de bilanț, unele ministere Nicolae Ceaușescu a adresat „cor­ Pe masa Comitetului Politic s-au prezentat cu restanțe. diale felicitări și urări de prospe­ Executiv, la ședința din 3 noiem­ Numărul 260 Marți, 3 noiembrie 2009 - Vineri, 3 noiembrie 1 989 DISTRIBUIT ÎMPREUNĂ CU JURNALUL NAȚIONAL ritate poporului prieten pana­ brie, s-au aflat „Raportul privind (Continuam în pag. a ll-a) JURNALE PERSONALE SALA ion Iliescu, ULTIMA MARI! REPREZENTAȚIE 3 NOIEMBRIE A devenit aproape un loc comun fan Phoenix ca, mai de fiecare dată când un comentator occidental se ocupă de stratificarea înghețată din România, în decembrie 1989, Phoenix tă­ Mircea Baniciu, au fugit din țară el să-și pună întrebări stăruitoare, și, cuse de mulți ani pentru publicul atunci, după o îndelungată și aprigă după caz, neliniștite sau chiar agre­ din România. Stadioanele nu se luptă împotriva sistemului, o luptă A DAMELEI SUMS sive asupra absenței scriitorilor din mai umpleau la concertele forma­ care nu se mai putea câștiga prin 5 peisajul contestatar românesc.
  • Othe Tra'opc Times

    Othe Tra'opc Times

    i3i<Pf ac na Canal Museum Tra'OpCothe Times Vol. II, No. 37 Quarry Heights, Republic of Panama Oct. 16, 1989 U.S. hopes talks will speed Noriega's ouster WASHINGTON (AP) - The criticized Bush for not providing Saying the time has come for invited are from Cuba, Chile and Bush administration, looking for Panama's rebel leaders with more Noriega to retire, Gonzalez last week Panama, none of which has an hopeful signs after the bungled coup military support on the day of the called for new elections followed by elected government. attempt in Panama, is encouraged by coup attempt. the appointment of a new military evidence of the growing repudiation Noriega seems to believe that commander by the elected president. in Latin America of Gen. Manuel diplomatic isolation counts for little As an inducement for Noriega to Antonio Noriega's rule. as long as he retains the support of go along with Gonzalez's plan, he And administration officials are Panama's Defense Forces, but U.S. would be allowed to retire in hoping to accelerate the process at officials say the country's outcast Panama, thus evading possible two major international parlays over role will further erode his already extradition to the United States, the next month and in other questionable support within the where he faces drug smuggling diplomatic encounters as well. military establishment. charges. So long as he remains in At his news conference Friday, The officials say all but two Panama, he cannot be extradited. President Bush said he was delighted democratic countries in the The administration will give by signs that Noriega has so little hemisphere - Mexico and Ecuador Gonzalez a hearing on his plan and support elsewhere in the hemisphere.
  • Chunichi Cup Participari Romanesti

    Chunichi Cup Participari Romanesti

    Chunichi Cup Participari romanesti 1976 Women's AA AA RANK VT UB BB FX TOTAL 1 Nadia Comaneci ROM 9.95 10.00 9.80 10.00 39.75 2 Teodora Ungureanu ROM 9.65 9.75 9.75 9.90 39.05 3 Elena Davydova URS 9.50 9.55 9.55 9.75 38.35 3 Mariana Constantin ROM 9.50 9.60 9.65 9.60 38.35 5 Svetlana Grozdova URS 9.40 9.35 9.70 9.80 38.25 6 Marion Kische GDR 9.60 9.55 9.25 9.75 38.10 7 Kolleen Casey USA 9.50 9.45 9.40 9.60 37.95 7 Steffi Kräker GDR 9.50 9.50 9.45 9.50 37.95 9 Fusae Hayashida JPN 9.20 9.45 9.50 9.60 37.75 10 Barbel Krause GDR 9.40 9.50 9.00 9.70 37.60 10 Karen Kelsall CAN 9.35 9.30 9.40 9.55 37.60 12 Miyuki Hironaka JPN 9.25 9.35 9.00 9.60 37.20 13 Sakiko Nozawa JPN 8.70 9.00 9.00 9.55 36.25 14 Park Jung Sook KOR 9.00 8.70 8.70 8.75 35.15 15 Nelli Kim URS 9.65 0.00 9.80 9.90 29.35 1977 Women's AA AA Rank VT UB BB FX Total 1 Svetlana Agapova URS 9.40 9.40 9.55 9.60 37.95 2 Steffi Kraker GDR 9.50 9.55 9.40 9.45 37.90 3 Natalia Shaposhnikova URS 9.65 9.00 9.75 9.30 37.70 4 Elfi Schlegel CAN 9.45 9.40 9.10 9.25 37.20 5 Gabi Gheorghiu ROM 9.30 9.15 9.30 9.35 37.10 6 Sakiko Nozawa JPN 9.30 9.30 9.20 9.20 37.00 6 Marilena Neacsu ROM 9.20 9.25 9.30 9.25 37.00 6 Marta Egervari HUN 9.50 9.50 8.80 9.20 37.00 9 Vera Cerna TCH 9.40 9.30 8.85 9.35 36.90 10 Leslie Russo USA 9.10 9.40 8.80 9.45 36.75 11 Sigrid Trantow GDR 9.15 9.35 8.80 9.35 36.65 12 Heike Kunhardt GDR 9.35 9.40 8.40 9.40 36.55 13 Emilia Eberle ROM 8.50 9.25 9.40 9.35 36.50 14 Ayako Akaba JPN 9.30 9.25 8.40 9.25 36.20 15 Yuki Kawai JPN 8.80 9.10 9.10 8.95 35.95 1979 Women's AA AA Rank