Riots erupt in Alma Ata after Kazakh leader replaced
Tass reports hooligans and parasitess incited by nationalist elements rioted in Alma Ata as Dinmukhamed Kunaev, 74, the Kazakh regional leader, was replaced by Gennady Kolbin, a Russian. Riots spread across streets and factories with fires set to a food store and cars. Public order is urged and authorities claim essential services function.
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Soviet Union to resume testing after U S blast in 1987
The Kremlin said it will end its unilateral nuclear test ban after the first American explosion expected in 1987, warning that extending the moratorium could threaten Soviet security. Gorbachev urged renewed talks on a joint ban and nuclear monitors were set up by a U S private group and the Soviet Academy of Sciences. A separate report from Des Moines described a railcar carrying nuclear waste diverted to Minnesota before continuing to Washington state.
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U S Firms to Withdraw More From Apartheid South Africa
Twenty six additional U S firms are likely to pull out of South Africa in six months, amid domestic pressure over the government's racial policies. Since 1982 about 70 American companies have departed or announced exits, including General Motors IBM Eastman Kodak and Coca Cola.
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