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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1986

Page

4

Finnish Kidnapper Dies In Car Blast At Police Blockade

A Finnish kidnapper holding 13 captives died as his getaway car exploded at a rural Mikkeli blockade after police fired through the windshield. Two teenage hostages escaped moments before the explosion amid a 14 hour crisis that began at a Helsinki bank.

Helsinki Finland Mikkeli Volkswagen Jorma Kalevi Takala Mauno Tuominen

Berlin Wall protest marks 25th anniversary in city center

About 3,500 demonstrators marched through Berlin to oppose the barrier as U.S. Ambassador Richard Burt predicted it would become history's bad memory. Police detained three for firecracker incidents. 1,100 grouped along the wall to form a human chain.

Berlin Berlin Wall U.S West Germany Wall Richard Burt East Germany Burt Eberhard Diepgen Peter Lorenz Bonn Diepgen

Yurchenko declares health and return to work in Moscow

A Moscow newspaper quoted Vitaly Yurchenko saying he is alive, well, and back at his old job, dismissing Western rumors of his execution. He blamed Western media for false reports and noted a December 1985 to March 1986 health recovery before resuming work, unspecified.

Moscow Vitaly Yurchenko Yurchenko KGB Moskovskaya Pravda Communist Party CIA Novosti U.S. Central Intelligence Agency Rome John Paul II Washington U.S Edward Lee Howard Soviet Union United States Foreign Ministry

Rebels Agree To Cease Fire In Mindanao Conflict

Misamis Oriental governor Vicente Emano says the Communist Party and New People's Army agreed to a cease-fire in a six province Mindanao area and that regional military commanders halted operations while talks with Manila proceed. He warned hostilities could resume if the offer is rejected within a week.

Manila Philippines Misamis Oriental Mindanao Vicente Emano Communist Party New People’s Army Emano Philippine Mariano Adalem Adalem Cagayan de Oro

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