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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1988

Page

2

Three Salvadoran suspects freed in 1985 cafe massacre

A military court ruled that three men suspected in the 1985 San Salvador cafe massacre, which killed 13 people including six Americans, must be freed under an amnesty. The ruling labeled the act political and subject to the Central American peace plan, with options to appeal to higher courts.

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Nicaragua Allows Reopening Of Media Under Peace Accord

Managua Nicaragua authorities say under a Central American peace plan three newspapers and three magazines can resume publishing for the first time in six years. Seven radio news programs will return while 17 remain shut until amnesty and compliance.

Managua Nicaragua Alicia Torres Interior Ministry

Symms Seeks Repeal of Cross-Ownership Rule

The Senate opens debate on Sen. Symms plan to repeal the cross-ownership rule limiting ownership of a daily newspaper and TV station in one city. Rupert Murdoch's waivers allow New York Post and WNYW TV in New York and Boston Herald with WFXT TV in Boston.

Washington Rupert Murdoch New York Boston Senate Steve Symms Idaho Federal Fee Commission Symms Born Murdoch New York Post Wnyw-Tv Boston Herald Wfxt-Tv It City

Global AIDS Summit Seeks Unified Strategy

London AP reports delegates at the first global AIDS summit aim to turn grim forecasts into action. Health ministers from 114 countries and officials from 32 others heard AIDS cases could rise from 150000 to over 1 million by 1991. The opening day focused on turning theory into practice and the disease impact on women, prostitutes, homosexuals, and youths.

London

West German Reported Kidnapped In West Beirut

Unidentified gunmen in three cars kidnapped a man believed to be a West German in Moslem west Beirut at 11 05 a m The victim identified as Rolf Strauss was grabbed as he crossed a side street off Hamra street The West German Embassy could not be reached due to a power outage The police said some kidnappers wore police uniforms The case intersects with the trial of Abbas Ali Hamadi and the disappearance of Rudolf Cordes and Alfred Schmidt in Beirut in January 1987.

Beirut Lebanon Rolf Strauss Strauss West Beirut Hamra TWA Duesseldorf West Germany Abbas Ali Hamadi Mohammed Hamadi Frankfurt Germany Rudolf Cordes Alfred Schmidt Schmidt Cordes Mé Hamadi United States

Fumes and Water Hamper Mexico Mine Search

In Las Esperanzas Coahuila, gas fumes and rising water slow the effort to recover seven missing miners after an explosion and fire at Mine 442 operated by Companhia Hullera Mexicana. Thirty dead, seventeen injured, with officials forming an independent panel to probe the cause.

Mexico Las Esperanzas Felipe Perez Ortiz Jugo Garcia de Anda Sidermex Co Garcia de Anda Palau Nueva Rosita Coa Huila State Compania Hullera Mexicana Sidermex Laredo Texas de Anda

Witnesses oppose INF treaty amendments in Senate hearing

Max Kampelman told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that amending the US Soviet Intermediate range Nuclear Forces treaty to add conditions or require parity would delay or derail the agreement. He warned a withdrawal trigger and troop parity would be highly unfortunate and keep the pact from taking effect for years.

P Mashington Tne Igan Senate Europe United States Max Kampelman Senate Foreign Relations Committee Kampelman Larry Pressler Reagan Soviet Union Pressler Kampelan NATO Warsaw Pact

First Quarter Deficit Up 25 Percent From Last Year

The Treasury reports that October through December produced an 80.4 billion deficit, 25 percent higher than the same period a year earlier. December alone showed a 23.9 billion shortfall, highlighting the challenge for Reagan officials and Congress as they seek deficit reduction amid mixed forecasts.

Washington Treasury Department Department Reagan Congress State of the Union

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