Philippine rebels train for deadlier war in Mindoro camp
Communist guerrillas show recruits live-fire exercises at a 24 acre Mindoro camp 90 miles south of Manila as peace talks near a January start. Rebel leaders claim growth and vow to fight until goals like land reform end imperial bases. Marcos loyalists burn Time magazine and rally against Aquino plebiscite with a no vote call in Manila.
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Train plunges from bridge in high winds disaster
An excursion train carrying 180 passengers was struck by gale force winds and plunged 135 feet from a bridge near Hamasaka on the Japan Sea coast. Six people were killed and six injured as eight cars collapsed after the locomotive remained on part of the bridge. Workers from a nearby crabmeat plant were among the dead and injured.
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Japan vows hard fight to hold U.S. auto market share
Chrysler chairman Lee Iacocca warns Japanese carmakers will not yield their U.S. market position without a fierce battle. He notes Japan seeks to address trade surplus while yen strength cuts profits and raises prices, as exports climb 15.1 percent in November after a 9.4 percent drop in October.
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