Halfway house operators charged in infant smuggling ring
SAN DIEGO AP A 52 year old woman who ran a Mexican mother’s halfway house and her 25 year old daughter face charges after delivering a five day old infant at Lindbergh Field to a couple. Authorities say the ring supplied babies to couples mainly in the Midwest and Northwest through the unlicensed Tijuana home. INS calls the operation exploitation of unmarried mothers and sale of babies.
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San Diego
Juanita Leyva-Vargas
Melinda Leyva-Vargas
Lindbergh Field
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Clifton Rogers
Midwestern
United States
Tijuana
Mexico
Leyva-Vargas
Harold Ezell
INS
FAA Orders Study of Boeing Engines
The FAA ordered inspections of Pratt & Whitney JT8D-15 engines on about 900 aircraft after last week's fatal England disaster. Many engines will skip checks under existing FAA approved maintenance plans. exemptions apply to airlines with advanced maintenance programs.
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Washington
USS
Pratt & Whitney
England
Federal Aviation Administration
U.S. Attacks South Africa Over Repression and Ban on Students
The Reagan administration denounces Pretoria for odious practices and the ban on the Congress of South African Students as it cites repression of dissent. Desmond Tutu criticizes Reagan policy, urging a one on one meeting with President Botha amid ongoing turmoil including Mandela protest clashes.
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Pretoria
Congress of
South African Students
Charles E. Redman
State Department
Desmond Tutu
Reagan
South Africa
Nightwatch
Tutu
P.W. Botha
Botha
Redman
Nelson Mandela
West Germany Fires Chief Replacing With Tough Diplomat Wieck
Chancellor Kohl appointed Hans-Georg Wieck, 57, as head of the Federal Intelligence Service in Bonn, replacing Heribert Hellenbroich who was fired amid the Hans-Joachim Tiedge security scandal. Wieck, ambassador to NATO and former Moscow envoy, is described as persistent and austere.
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West Germany
Helmut Kohl
Friedhelm Ost
Hans-Georg Wieck
NATO
Heribert Hellenbroich
Hellenbroich
Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung
Wieck
Kohl
Christian Democratic Union
Moscow
Hans-Joachim Tiedge
East Germany
Tiedge
Ost
Herbert Hellenbroich
Vietnam Promises Action On MIA Issue
In Hanoi the government pledged to resolve the about 1400 Americans missing in action from the Vietnam War and discussed plans with the United States on how to account for them. Officials called the talks very substantive and a three-step plan was exchanged along with a work plan. Earlier Hanoi handed over remains of 26 people believed to be Americans killed in action.
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Hanoi
Vietnam
United States
Richard Childress
National Security Council
U S Proposes Route To Soviet Union Talks Next Month
Washington proposes talks next month to resume direct air travel between the United States and the Soviet Union. Successful negotiations could lead to cultural and air safety agreements and a potential signing by Reagan and Gorbachev in Geneva in November.
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Washington
Reagan
United States
Soviet Union
Mikhail S. Gorbachev
Geneva
Switzerland
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