NEWS SUMMARY: TUESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1987
Date: 11 August 1987
LEAD: International A2-8, A10
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Matt Hughes (Maidstone, 11 de agosto de 1987) más conocido como Danny D, es un actor pornográfico inglés.
Después de un corto período de tiempo como trabajador de la construcción, además de un breve trabajo en Boonty (fue cocreador de Boonty Box junto a Thomas Boonty), Hughes inició una carrera en la industria pornográfica en 2006. Trabajó para importantes estudios como Eurocreme, Brazzers, Harmony Films, Boonty, Hush Hush Entertainment (como la estrella "Whitezilla", a partir del 2010), Televisión X y Playboy TV.
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11th of August 1987 News
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Man in the News; A Nominee's Casual Style: C. William Verity Jr.
Date: 12 August 1987
By Susan F. Rasky, Special To the New York Times
Susan Rasky
LEAD: The man President Reagan has chosen as his next Secretary of Commerce favors plaid sport coats rather than business suits and penny loafers rather than dress shoes, and he prefers to travel the streets of his Ohio hometown by bicycle rather than automobile.
Reuters Stake Reduced
Date: 12 August 1987
Special to the New York Times
LEAD: The News Corporation Ltd., the media and entertainment concern controlled by Rupert Murdoch and based in Sydney, Australia, has reduced its stake in Reuters Holdings P.L.C. to 3.8 percent, from 9.5 percent. News Corporation said in a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission that its holdings in the news agency, based in London, were reduced as the result of an exchange offer with preferred shareholders.
COSTA RICAN CHIEF WARNS NICARAGUA ON PRESS FREEDOM
Date: 12 August 1987
By Stephen Kinzer, Special To the New York Times
Stephen Kinzer
LEAD: President Oscar Arias Sanchez of Costa Rica, whose Central American peace proposal was signed by regional leaders last week, has declared that the plan cannot succeed unless Nicaragua allows opposition press outlets to reopen.
Two Soviet Editors Clash on Glasnost
Date: 11 August 1987
By Bill Keller, Special To the New York Times
Bill Keller
LEAD: Sergei I. Grigoryants is a veteran of the prison camps and an unofficial journalist who has set out to test the limits of glasnost by openly publishing a magazine free of state control in the Soviet Union.
THE PRISON MIRROR, A NEWSPAPER, MARKS ITS 100TH YEAR
Date: 11 August 1987
AP
LEAD: Articles in the award-winning Prison Mirror are a far cry now from those once written by members of Jesse James's gang, but the goal of the newspaper, which turned 100 years old today, is still the same, its editor says.
WASHINGTON TALK: SENATE
Date: 12 August 1987
By Linda Greenhouse
Linda Greenhouse
LEAD: Making a Federal Case of the Bork Nomination
Advanced Micro
Date: 11 August 1987
Reuters
LEAD: Advanced Micro Devices Inc. introduced its own version of the Intel Corporation's 80286 microprocessor, which the company said is 28 percent faster than other versions of the chip. Advanced Micro said its device can be used in machines compatible with the International Business Machines Corporation's PC-AT personal computers.
Allegheny Stake
Date: 11 August 1987
AP
LEAD: David H. Murdock, chairman of Castle & Cook Inc., said in a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission that he held a 7.3 percent stake in Allegheny International Inc. Mr. Murdock said he holds 140,550 shares of Allegheny's Series C convertible preferred shares, according to the filing. An Allegheny spokesman declined comment on Mr.