NEWS SUMMARY: SATURDAY, APRIL 25, 1987
Date: 25 April 1987
LEAD: INTERNATIONAL 2-5, 32
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25th of April 1987 News
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NEWS SUMMARY: SUNDAY, APRIL 26, 1987
Date: 26 April 1987
LEAD: INTERNATIONAL 3-20 A request for refuge for Salvadorans has been made by El Salvador's President to President Reagan. He said that the new United States immigration law could have a disastrous effect on his country's economy. Page 1 The Chernobyl accident did not cause major technical changes in the nuclear power industry in the West, experts say.
SATURDAY NEWS QUIZ
Date: 25 April 1987
By Linda Master
Linda Master
LEAD: Questions are based on news reports in The Times this week. Answers appear on page 54. 1. The 15-year-old boy who molded this bust of Benjamin Franklin grew up to mold the nation's laws. Who is he? 2. Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone of Japan suffered a severe personal setback when he was forced to set aside his plans for a new sales tax in order to win Parliamentary approval of something else.
IN SOVIET, HEROISM AND CANDOR ARE HAILED, BUT QUESTIONS LINGER
Date: 26 April 1987
By Bill Keller, Special To the New York Times
Bill Keller
LEAD: The Soviet Union this week remembered the world's worst civil nuclear disaster with press reports and news conferences designed to make the anniversary a celebration of heroism, candor and resourcefulness.
A SOUTH AFRICA COURT CURBS CENSORSHIP
Date: 25 April 1987
By John D. Battersby, Special To the New York Times
John
LEAD: A South African court today overturned key aspects of the Government's emergency censorship provisions that curb the press and outlaw campaigns for the release of political detainees.
The PAWs That Refresh
Date: 26 April 1987
BY William Safire
William Safire
LEAD: THOMAS B. MORGAN is a classy writer. His new novel, ''Snyder's Walk,'' is about a crusty magazine writer's confrontation with the peace movement in the mid-1960's, and critics will hail it for all the right reasons, but I know he is a classy writer because he makes a poetic allusion the way it ought to be done -cold turkey, no hints, and if the reader gets it, fine; if not, not.
The Lessons of Chernobyl, One Year Later
Date: 26 April 1987
By Armand Hammer and Robert Peter Gale
Armand Hammer
LEAD: Today is is the first anniversary of the Chernobyl nuclear reactor accident in the Soviet Union. Chernobyl was a major tragedy for the Soviet Union - a tragedy from which it has not yet fully recovered, physically and emotionally. But Chernobyl has also influenced the Soviet Union and the rest of the world positively.
HEARST'S EIGHT-YEAR BUYING SPREE
Date: 26 April 1987
By Geraldine Fabrikant
Geraldine Fabrikant
LEAD: THE headlines have been steady and frequent: Hearst buys Esquire and Redbook. Hearst buys William A. Morrow & Company, the book publisher. Hearst buys television stations and cable TV systems.
Good News for Boyd
Date: 26 April 1987
LEAD: PLAGUED by a shoulder ailment since early in spring training, Dennis (Oil Can) Boyd, the Boston Red Sox right-hander, has received an encouraging report after an examination Friday at the University of Massachusetts Medical Center in Worcester.