Pell Says Force Is An Option For Beirut Kidnappings
Senator Claiborne Pell says a military response could be considered if any American hostage dies in Beirut. Treasury Secretary Baker warns U.S. citizens should not be in Lebanon while officials assess possible links to Iran or Syria and the abductors claim allegiance to the Organization of the Oppressed on Earth.
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Oilseeds Put Pinch On Soybean Farmers
Washington AP reports that palm oil from Malaysia and Indonesia, plus other oilseeds, is constraining U.S. soybean prices. USDA analysis for 1986-87 projects soybeans averaging 4.50 to 4.90 per bushel, down from prior years, with rising year end surpluses and competition shaping farmer incomes.
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Chances Improve For Settlement Of Trade Dispute
Foreign ministers from the 12 European Community nations met in Brussels and said hopes were rising for a settlement with the United States over grain trade losses after Spain joined the EC in 1986. Spain raised tariffs as a condition of joining, and the Common Market vowed higher tariffs on U S feed grains and rice as a response.
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Beirut Abduction Sparks Threats Over Hijacking Suspect
Anonymous calls claim weekend kidnapping of four Westerners from Beirut University College by gunmen posing as police. The group named Organization of the Oppressed on Earth demands release of Moham med Ali Hamadi, a hijacking suspect, with a midnight deadline that passed without a hostage killed.
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Surrogate Contract Case Tests New Jersey Law
In Hackensack New Jersey a custody battle over a child born to a surrogate mother tests legal limits. Judge Harvey R Sorkow hears the first no jury trial to assess the contract validity and custody amid scarce statutes guiding surrogacy.
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