Editors Call for Easing Travel Curbs in U S S R and United States
Editors from the Soviet Union and United States urged loosening travel limits for reporters. Tass chief Vitaly Chukseev cited 48 hour notice rules hindering Soviet coverage while Earl Foell of the Christian Science Monitor pressed for freer U S correspondents in Moscow. The meeting at Meridian House involved nine Soviet and 13 American editors discussing media access.
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House Set to Act on Homeless Aid Package
Kennedy and other lawmakers along with actors plan to sleep on heating grates outside federal buildings as the House weighs a 500 million emergency relief bill for the homeless. The chamber schedules action Wednesday and Thursday. no Senate bill yet, but aides anticipate draft legislation this week.
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Inflation Edges Up Across Major Economies in 1986
IMF reports show a worldwide inflation average of 2.3 percent for 1986, the smallest rise in 25 years. Canada led with 4.2 percent, the U S up 1.9 percent while West Germany fell 0.2 percent. Britain 3.4 percent and France 2.5 percent, with Japan easing below 1 percent late in the year. Argentina 74 percent in November, Israel 48 percent.
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DA Will Investigate Police Shooting in Harlem
A grand jury will review the shooting death of 27 year old Nicholas Bartlett who was shot six times by police after allegedly striking officer James Winslow with a lead pipe. Bartlett died two hours after the Harlem confrontation.
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U S Air Force tests cruise missile over Cold Lake range
The United States Air Force completed its second unarmed cruise missile test in a week near the Lake air weapons range on the Alberta Saskatchewan border. Maj Jan Martinsen of the Canadian Forces said the 442 hour flight was on time and on target as six CF 18 fighters intercepted the missile in practice runs.
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Iranians Flee to Turkey as Border Gate Opens
Dozens of Iranians cross into Turkey by bus and on foot amid fears of conscription and repression. Some celebrate freedom with beer as guards watch from the border post. A forged passport case and pleas for anonymity highlight risks of leaving Iran.
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Special Session On Soviet Offer In Nuclear Talks In Geneva
In Geneva a special session of U S and Soviet arms negotiators met to discuss Mikhail Gorbachev's proposal for an immediate accord to eliminate medium range missiles in Europe. Max Kampelman called the plan an old proposal rehashed but welcomed progress as both sides push toward a deal.
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France braces for reprisals after terrorist life sentence
Paris strengthens border patrols and deploys soldiers to airports after Georges Ibrahim Abdallah receives a life term for complicity in the murders of U.S. and Israeli diplomats. The verdict draws mixed reactions with concerns of further attacks and recalls September bombings that killed 11 and wounded 150.
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French Ski Lift Accident Kills Five at Luz Ardiden
A chairlift that opened two weeks ago at Luz Ardiden in the Pyrenees pitched dozens of skiers onto rocks from up to 130 feet, killing five and injuring 41 seriously. Officials said 76 others had minor injuries or shock during the winter break. All victims were French except one Spaniard. The cause was under investigation with reports of a snapped cable or collapsing pylon. The resort lies about 20 miles from Lourdes at 10,000 feet.
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Aiken Standard Contact and Office Hours Notice
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