U S Envoy Meets Salvadoran Rebel Leader in Bogota
U S special envoy Richard Stone held talks Sunday with Ruben Zamora of the Democratic Revolutionary Front in Bogota as part of a bid to start peace negotiations in El Salvador. Betancur announced the encounter and said Ungo proposed a four member negotiating group. Stone then flew to El Salvador for talks with President Magana and the Political Commission, while officials kept comment minimal.
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Chad pleads for air support over Libyan attack
Chad reports Libyan MiG-23 raids on Faya-Largeau with three strikes Sunday and two Saturday attacks. Chad claims to have recaptured the oasis after a five hour battle, while Libya denies raids and US sources note carrier USS Eisenhower on alert.
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Peace-Loving Women Rally Plan at Nuclear Depot Protest
In Romulus New York hundreds of women vow peaceful action to plant trees at Seneca Army Depot to protest U S missile deployment. The march follows a weekend clash with locals that ended in 55 arrests as a Veterans of Foreign Wars group plans a limited counter protest.
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Mideast envoy opens talks on troop withdrawal pact
President Reagan's Middle East envoy Robert C. McFarlane opened talks on the deadlocked Israeli Lebanese troop withdrawal agreement. He met at the presidential palace with Lebanese Foreign Minister Elie Salem and President Amin Gemayel's security adviser Wadi Haddad as Syria vowed to keep its forces opposed to Israeli units in Lebanon.
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World Council Of Churches Adopts Unity Charter Celebration
At the Vancouver global conference church leaders celebrate a new charter for unity among divided faiths. Archbishop Robert Runcie notes the accord offers potential for new relationships though formal acceptance remains pending. The agreement, involving Roman Catholic and other denominations, underpins Sunday worship by a broad Christian spectrum.
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Atwater Calls Riley Thurmond Poll Too Early For Reliability
White House aide Lee Atwater says a Charlotte Observer poll showing Gov. Dick Riley leading Sen. Strom Thurmond is unreliable at this stage. The survey, conducted June, has a 5.8 percent margin of error and suggests Riley could win if he challenged Thurmond, though Riley has ruled out a bid.
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Dorn unhappy demos aiding Thurmond
W J Bryan Dorn SC Democratic Party chair says he is unhappy over prominent Democrats backing Strom Thurmond in 1984. Ken Holland former U S Rep will lead Democrats for Thurmond. Adjutant General T Eston Marchant Comptroller Earle Morris and Secretary of State John Campbell also voiced support. Dorn warns it could ruin party discipline and the two party system.
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Think Too Much album from Simon and Garfunkel nearing release
Paul Simon and Art Garfunkel plan a new album titled Think Too Much about 85 percent complete after their summer tour. The duo, lifelong friends since fourth grade, last released together after Bridge Over Troubled Water and have kept largely silent on the breakup.
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Slayings on Sea Island. suspect found dead amid arrest
The Sea Island case involved retired Chevron executive William Britt Roberts and his wife Merill found nude and bound in their bath, with evidence of asphyxiation. Theodore Woodard, 27, allegedly killed the couple and a taxi driver before a high speed chase ended with his arrest and self poisoning.
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Rape Victim Triggers Arrest in Slaying Case
A rape victim spots a wanted poster at the sheriff’s office and identifies Kevin Cooper, 25, as the suspect in a quadruple hatchet killing. Cooper, who escaped from Chino on June 2, was arrested after a rape on a sailboat led deputies to his capture. Sheriff Tidwell called it the break they needed.
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