Shultz Immobilized In African Quagmire
MASAI MARA GAME RESERVE Kenya AP US Secretary of State George P Shultz faced a slow start on a safari when his Toyota van bogged down in mud for about an hour. He later toured the Masai Mara with wildlife sightings and a Masai welcome dance before resuming his Africa tour.
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Egypts election law dispute heats as March hearing looms
Egypt in a clash over the 1983 election code amendments. Opponents seek dissolution of the People's Assembly and new elections, arguing changes favor President Mubarak's National Democratic Party and curb independents. A March 7 hearing may rule on constitutional issues.
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Peres Defends Israel in U S Iran Arms Affair
Israeli Foreign Minister Shimon Peres said Israel would be cleared of any wrongdoing as the Iran arms affair lingers. He noted Israel only aided a U S request to help Iran and criticized the White House memo as not proving Israel’s guilt.
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Protests Mark Jaruzelski Visit To Rome And Warsaw
Italian critics protest Poland's leader General Wojciech Jaruzelski ahead of his first Western trip since martial law. The three day visit includes meetings with Bettino Craxi and Pope John Paul II amid rights concerns and debt talks between Poland and Italy.
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Soviet Dam Project Faces Grassroots Criticism in Izvestia
Four Leningrad writers accuse the Lenin Grad sea wall project of ignoring ecological impact and silencing experts. They cite Fiat-style decisions and dismissals, linking the 16 mile flood barrier to worsening water quality and limited public publicity.
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Panel backs 980 million job retraining program for displaced workers
A 21 member Task Force on Economic Adjustment and Worker Dislocation urges a 980 million plan to offer annual counseling and retraining to about 1.2 million workers displaced by imports or structural change. Local boards would coordinate ahead of plant closings with business labor and government officials.
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Adventures in Conversation booklet offered by Career Institute
A publisher promotes a simple daily talk technique to boost poise confidence and popularity in business and social settings. They offer a free booklet titled Adventures in Conversation mailed to readers who send name address and zip to Conversation Career Institute Dept No 681 037 423 Cardinal Drive Little Falls NJ 07424 with no obligation.
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