Gorbachev Opens Spain Visit Amid Domestic Troubles
Madrid reception cheers Mikhail Gorbachev as he arrives for a three day trip to Spain to seek foreign aid for the faltering economy. In Santiago an army intelligence agent linked to Pinochet is shot dead outside his home by unidentified assailants.
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Madrid
Spain
Mikhail S. Gorbachev
Kremlin
Gorbachev
Augustin Rodriguez Sahagun
Santiago
Chile
Army
Augusto Pinochet
Victor Valenzuela
Enrique Krauss
Valenzuela
Pinochet
Defense Consultant Sentenced for Secret Pentagon Document Sale
Bernard Zettl, 65, of McLean, Virginia, was fined 10000 and given two years probation plus 150 hours community service for passing a secret Pentagon document to an unauthorized recipient. The case closed the government’s five year Bhrenia Uncovers investigation into defense contractor document trading. Five others were convicted and fines totaling 14.9 million dollars were levied.
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Alexandria
Bernard Zettl
McLean
Washington
U.S
James C. Cacheris
Bhrenia
Pentagon
Zettl
GTE Corp
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The fragment appears to reference a price structure with amounts like six dollars fifty cents and time spans of three, six, and twelve months. No clear events, names, or places are readable.
Castro life details emerge from Soviet gossip sheet
A Komsomolskaya Pravda edition claims Fidel Castro has a wife with five children and 32 houses, plus 9,700 guards. The article, cited by U.S. observers, adds that Castro may have illegitimate offspring and a large security footprint, though details remain unverified.
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Castro
Washington
Fidel Castro
Komsomolskaya Pravda
Moscow
Cuba
U.S
Eign Media
Fidelito
A. Novikov
Alina Fernandez Revuelta
Cuban Institute of Phy
Alain
Alex
Anatolio
Soviet Union
Georgie Ann Geyer
Daria Soto del Valle
Ms. Geyer
Fidel
Havana
Editorial Employees Join News Strikers
About 800 editorial staffers at the Daily News joined eight unions in a Friday strike as replacement workers were brought in from Tribune Co. papers in Orlando and Chicago. The paper, facing a $115 million loss and declining circulation, printed a smaller edition and saw spotty deliveries amid opposition near Manhattan.
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Ls Ee
New York’Daily News
News
New York
Daily News
Tribune Co
Orlando
Fla
Chicago
Frank Lombardi
Los Angeles Times
New
42Nd Street
Newspaper Guild
Barry Lipton
Guild
International Smokers Claim Equal Rights at Smokepeace 90
Delegates from 22 nations at Smokepeace 90 urged the UN to recognize smoking as a human right. The two day conference in Helsinki drew 123 participants from Europe, the Americas, Japan and Australia representing about 1.7 billion smokers. sponsors included Philip Morris Rothmans and Finnish hotel groups.
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Helsinki
Finland
United Nations
Europe
South America
United States
Japan
Australia
Philip, Morris and Rothmans
Steve Handman
American Smokers Alliance
Maureen Gail Mulvaney
Israeli report pins riot start on Palestinians at Temple Mount
A three member Israeli inquiry cleared police of using live fire but faulted police leaders for ignoring warning signs as Palestinians started the rioting at Jerusalem's Temple Mount. The report cites violent calls from mosques and says 20 Palestinians were killed and over 140 wounded. It urges alternatives to live ammunition and spurred renewed calls for a UN probe.
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Jerusalem
Temple Mount
Israel
United Nations
Yitzhak Shamir
Old City
U.N. Security Council
U.N
United States
the Mount
Treasury To Pay For Indian Land Taken 100 Years Ago
In Baraga Michigan the U S Treasury will pay 1 6 million to over 2 070 Keweenaw Bay Chippewa Indians for land taken between 1850 and 1910 The sum will be divided evenly with each eligible member receiving about 770 dollars The tribe's enrollment director says the Baraga office has been flooded with questions about delivery as names are reviewed for distribution
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Baraga
Mich
U.S. Treasury
Michigan
Upper Peninsula
Myrtle Tolonen
Keweenaw Bay
Art Staples
Federal Bureau of Indian Affairs
United States
Great Lakes
Staples
Fred Dakota
Congress
Tolonen
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Beirut
Lebanon
Terry Anderson
Middle East
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Brian Keenan
Northern Ireland
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Nashville
N.C
Thomas Root
Atlantic
Root
Aiken
Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken Standard, P.O
Aiken, S.C
Aiken Standard - Pbm
Aiken Communications Inc
P.O. Box
S.C
The
Toate
News Strikers
Jersey
Brooklyn
Long Island
Midtown Manhattan
New York Newsday
New York Post
Chris Tame
Freedom Organization
Tame
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