Bangladesh Protest Violence Injures 79 Across Rail and Bomb Attacks
In Dhaka and across districts, 79 people were injured during protests against President Ershad. About 30 injuries occurred in train derailments at Kulaura and Bariadhaka amid sabotage claims. Bomb blasts in Chittagong and Plassy district caused additional injuries, including police and para-military personnel.
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Dhaka
Bangladesh
Hussain Muhammad Ershad
Kulaura
Bariadhaka
Chittagong
Khulan
Plassy
Supplies Sent To Space Station Mir In Longest Soviet Mission
The Progress 33 capsule delivers perishable items to Mir where Yuri Romanenko marks 289 days in space, surpassing the 237 day endurance record. Alexandrov remains aboard after replacing Laveikin due to heart trouble. Mir launched February 20, 1986.
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Soviet Union
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Tass
Yuri Romanenko
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Soviet
Kazakhstan
Alexander Alexandrov
Alexandrov
Alexander Laveikin
Romanenko
Police Seek Final Kidnap Suspects in Estepona Case
Police hunted the last six gang members who abducted a Lebanese millionaire's 5 year old daughter Melodie Naka chian, rescuing her before dawn near Estepona on the Costa Del Sol. Two of six arrestees are recent escapees and ransom of 13 million dollars remained unpaid.
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Spain
Las Vegas
Melodie Nakachian
San Roque
Costa del Sol
San Pedro de Alcantara
Vietnam to hold public trial for rebels in Ho Chi Minh City
A Western diplomat says Vietnam will stage a public trial of anti communist Vietnamese rebels captured in Laos while trying to enter Vietnam. The trial is planned in Ho Chi Minh City within a few weeks.
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Thailand
Vietnam
Laos
Ho Chi Minh City
South Korea Candidates Clash as Riot Police Guard Rallies
In Seoul campaign events for the December 16 election saw Roh Tae woo and rivals Kim Young sam and Kim Dae jung accuse each other of corruption and brutality. Police crowded stadiums and city streets after threats and clashes wounded officers and protesters.
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South Korea
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Taejon
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Kim Young-sam
Kim Dae-jung
Kim Yong-sam
Chonju
National Police
Kwangju
Tae-woo
Kim Youngsam
North Korea and South Korea clash again at DMZ
North Korean forces fired on a South Korean sentry in the DMZ wounding him. South Korean troops returned fire in self defense. The clash marks the second border firefight this year along the 155 mile frontline near Seoul.
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South Korea
Demilitarized Zone
Defense Ministry
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Ministry
Lee Hung-shik
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