Shultz Warns U.S. May Strike First Over Terrorism
Secretary of State George P. Shultz said terrorists seem anxious to attack Americans and the United States must defend itself possibly by striking first. He spoke during a refueling stop at Mildenhall England en route to Brussels for NATO talks ahead of Geneva negotiations.
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Kroger pulls Springdale water amid contamination scare
Kroger withdraws hundreds of bottles from about 170 stores in Texas and Louisiana after tests found fecal coliform bacteria in rare samples. Water bottled at Vandervoort's Dairy Fort Worth was linked to Aug 24 and July 31 1985 dates. No illnesses reported. refunds offered.
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Soviets to Help Syria Build First Nuclear Plant
Syria and the Soviet Union signed a preliminary agreement for immediate geological surveys to locate a final site for Syria’s first nuclear reactor. Syrian Electric Power Minister Kamel Al-Baba returned from Moscow reporting three tentative sites and joint design work will begin.
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Hijack rescue ridiculed by Kuwaiti press
The Kuwait press derided Iran's claimed hijack rescue as theater and a camouflaged alliance with the hijackers. Six days into the crisis two Americans were killed, and the last captives were freed as Iran said security forces overpowered the four hijackers. Costa and Kaper expected to leave Iran after medical care, with state officials cautious on Iran's handling.
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