Irish Plan Faces Firm Opposition Across Border
In Dublin Prime Minister Garret FitzGerald seeks Protestant support for reunification moves but faces sharp resistance. Ian Paisley warns any union of the North with the Republic will meet united opposition. Former PM Charles Haughey blasts the crusade as colonial mentality undercutting Dublin's sovereignty claims.
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Friend Or Foe A Problem In Air Defense
The GAO says U S and NATO pilots often cannot distinguish friend from foe in air defense and similar ID problems exist on land and sea. Tank officers worry about friendly vehicles amid dust and battle smoke while ship captains face concealed enemies at night fog or distance.
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General Accounting Office
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Sudan Leader Seeks U S Support Against Libya Gap
Sudanese President Gaafar Nimeiri told The AP and four U S papers that Secretary of State Haig assured him Washington will shield his regime from Soviet and Libyan threats. He floated a possible preventive war against Libya and said U S backing would prevent such acts.
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Egypt
Sudan
Gaafar Nimeiri
Reagan
Soviet Union
Libya
Nimeiri
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Haig
United States
Associated Press
Rijeka Woman Stabbed 28 Times by Husband
Politika reports Terezija Vucetic, 52, wounded 28 times with a kitchen knife in Rijeka during a family quarrel, is expected to recover in hospital thanks to her corpulence which spared vital organs. Husband Daniel was arrested.
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Yugoslavia
Politika
Terezija Vucetic
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Rijeka
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Boschwitz Says Amin Is Housed By Saudi Arabia
Sen. Rudy Boschwitz accuses Saudi Arabia of harboring former Ugandan dictator Idi Amin. He asserts this as part of his opposition to Reagan's AWACS sale to Saudi Arabia, in response to Vice President Bush’s remarks accusing Libyan leader Khadafy at a National Press Club luncheon.
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Saudi Arabia
Libya
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Rudy Boschwitz
Senate
Minnesota
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National Press Club
George Bush
Moammar Khadafy
Mubarak Council Set To Lead Egypt After Referendum
Egypt plans to name Hosni Mubarak president after a landslide for the sole candidate in a referendum. Police were ordered to shoot any who disturb stability as 12 million voters marked yes on Mubarak’s picture. Sadat’s assassination details rise, with four killers linked to a fanatic sect and a ringleader waking from a coma to reveal the story.
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Egypt
Hosni Mubarak
Anwar Sadat
Mubarak
Sadat
Defense
Abdel Halim Abu Ghazala
Juan Carlos Discusses Defense and NATO Entry
Washington AP King Juan Carlos I of Spain visits the United States to discuss defense ties and Spain’s anticipated NATO entry. He meets President Reagan and attends a White House state dinner with Queen Sofia after a postponed trip due to last February’s failed coup attempt. The visit aims to ease lingering tensions over Haig’s remark on Spain’s democracy.
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United States
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
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White House
Reagan
Sofia
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U.S
State Department
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Haig
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