THE PRESS-TRIBUNE Wednesday, June 29, 1988 Soviets consider reform ideas Lost boy found by his mother From The Associated Press CIUDAD JUAREZ, Mex-ico A mysterious hearing-impaired boy found walking the streets of this border city nearly eight months ago is finally going home after a tearful reunion with his mother. Authorities said it would take three days to officially confirm through medical records that the little boy is 9-year-old Jose de Jesus Garcia Aguilera World digest with excerpts from three other speakers. Today's plenary session was also off limits to journalists and only 20-minute edited excerpts from speeches were aired. In one excerpt, Georgi Razu-movsky, head of the credentials committee, charged public opinion had been ignored in the election of some delegates to the conference. "Openness and democracy in general were characteristic for plenums of the party committees electing delegates," he said.
"However, not everywhere and not everybody turned out to be ready for meaningful conversation By GERALD NADLER Of United Press International MOSCOW An extraordinary Communist Party conference moved behind closed Kremlin doors today for a second day of debate on Mikhail Gorbachev's proposal to overhaul the Soviet political structure by introducing a presidential system with a strengthened legislature. Although no journalists were allowed into the Palace of Soviets Tuesday, Gorbachev's four-hour opening address before 4,991 delegates to the 19th Communist Party Conference was broadcast along with the people. Sometimes public opinion was not taken into consideration." In other reaction to Gorbachev's opening speech, the Komso-molskaya Pravda newspaper said readers had flooded its conference hot line with criticism of the speech and the secretive way business is being conducted. "A lot of attention is paid to political declarations and very little to the mechanism of their realization in any case I expected more," said Oleg Timoshin from Minsk. News from around the world November 17 group claims slaying of U.S.
attache Athens, Greece A left-wing extremist group claimed responsibility for the Tuesday car -bomb slaying of U.S. Navy Capt. William Nordeen, a defense and naval attache in Athens, and warned in a statement published today it would continue to strike at U.S targets until "the last American soldier leaves our country." The pro-Moscow evening newspaper Ethnos said the claim was made in a five-page statement found at the door of its editorial offices, and was signed by the group November 17. Ethnos today quoted the November 17 statement as saying, "We decided to strike one of the higher-ranking agents of American imperialism who circulate in steel-plated cars." EUROPE BEFQIM HB8B! GEcMa For qualified applicants financing a OF. appliance on a GF.CX: Revolving Charge Plan or Retail Installment Contract.
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Train's emergency brakes failed after prank Paris Officials suspect a prankster pulled an emergency brake handle 30 minutes before a runaway commuter train rammed another train in an underground station, killing 59 people in France's worst rail disaster in 16 years. Rescue teams in the Gare de Lyon, a major subway and rail terminal, worked steadily since the Monday evening rush-hour accident to reach the bottom of the wreckage created when the brakeless train hurtled at 50 mph into a stopped train. Philippe Rouvillois, president of the National Railway Co. that operates the commuter trains, said the brakes on the inbound train failed after an unscheduled stop at the Vert-de-Maisons station five miles outside Paris. The train stopped when someone pulled the emergency brake.
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