President Returns to South Yemen Amid Coup Unrest
Gulf News Agency cited San a sources saying President Ali Nasser Mohammed retook Aden with loyalists in control while rebels led by Abdul Fatḥ Ismail held two southern provinces. Reports of a coup attempt followed by executions and a flight to Ethiopia marked the crisis.
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North Yemen
Ali Nasser Mohammed
South Yemen
Gulf News Agency
San‘a
Aden
Abdul-Fattah Ismail
Arabian Peninsula
Mohammed
Yemeni Socialist Party
Ethiopia
Ali Abdullah Saleh
Palestine Liberation Organization
Yasser Arafat
U S Firms Face Libyan Embargo Marked by Shiftable Operations
U S companies face Reagan's Feb 1 deadline to end Libya business and may transfer Libyan operations to foreign subsidiaries to avoid the embargo. Western officials warn liquidating assets could be impractical for firms like Occidental Petroleum as Brussels talks shape European response.
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Tripoli
Libya
U.S
Reagan
Col
Muammar Khadafy
Khadafy
Rome
Vienna
United States
Occidental Petroleum Co
Corruption Hindering Mexican Anti Drug Campaign Exposed
A U S House delegation reports that Rafael Caro Quintero, linked to the Camarena case, could dine publicly in Mexico City while jailed for murder. They cite alleged jail funds and weekend releases as signs of a compromised system and say cooperation with Mexican officials is lacking. The border remains described as out of control amid rising narcotics flow.
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Washington
Mexico
U.S
Mexico City
Rafael Caro Quintero
Enrique Camarena Salazar
Charles Rangel
Dn.y
Rangel
House Select Committee On
Quintero
Andrews Air Force Base
Frank Guarini
D-N.j
Lesotho Coup Report Says Military Takes Over
Lesotho government radio announced the paramilitary force ousted Prime Minister Leabua Jonathan and Maj. Gen. Justin Lekhanya will chair a military council. King Mshoeshoe II remains head of state as ministers run departments. border searches slow shipments, fuel rationing continues.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Lesotho
Leabua Jonathan
Justin Lekhanya
Lesotho Radio
Moshoeshoe II
Seven Miners Killed In Brawl At Kloof Mine
Police report a beer hall dispute among Zulu Pondo and Shangaan miners at the Kloof mine near Johannesburg turned deadly. Seven miners died and 39 were injured in the melee with 4 others wounded and arrested as tear gas and shotguns ended the clash. The mine, run by Gold Fields of South Africa, said production remained unaffected.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Kloof
Pretoria
Gold Fields
Pondos
Soul Brothers
Pondo
Johannesburg Sunday Star
Kagiso
Soviet Unemployed Voice Critique Of System In USSR
Soviet workers deny official claims of no unemployment and recount firings for views or behavior. Case examples include Maria Radyukevich in Belarus and Nadezhda Zavalnyuk in Ukraine. Officials link joblessness to automation while noting retraining and three months of pay for redundancies.
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Moscow
Maria Radyukevich
Soviet Union
Nadezhda Zavalnyuk
Ukraine
Vladimir
Serafim Yevsukov
Dia
Kremlin
Mikhail S. Gorbachev
Sovietskaya
Gorbachev
Aquino would put Marcos on trial for rights abuses
Mrs. Corazon Aquino, running for president of the Philippines, says she would prosecute Ferdinand Marcos for human rights violations if elected. She links Marcos to her husband Benigno Aquino Jr.’s 1983 assassination and to recent campaign violence in Tarlac, warning of potential loss if cheating persists.
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Corazon Aquino
Ferdinand Marcos
Marcos
Mrs. Aquino
CBS TV
Philippines
Jeremias de Jesus
Aquino
Benigno Aquino
Manila
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Ali al-Shayie
Sudan
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Saudi
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Ies
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Central Committee
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