Sandhogs blast tunnel toward Chernobyl reactor entombment
MOSCOW AP reports that sandhogs blasted a tunnel to Chernobyl No. 4 to allow cement entombment. The Defense Ministry daily Krasnaya Zvezda said cement would seal the reactor with pipes for pour, as officials foresee entombment for centuries. Officials and engineers described a multi layer tomb, while decontamination and readied blocks for reactivation continued in the area.
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Krasnaya Zvezda
Ogonek
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Ukraine
Israeli cabinet replaces eight year attorney general
Israel’s cabinet named Yosef Harish, a 62 year old district court judge, as the new attorney general replacing Yitzhak Zamir who had ordered a police inquiry into Shin Bet chief Avraham Shalom. Zamir, who served almost eight years, resigned in February but stayed on amid coalition disputes.
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Yosef Harish
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Likud
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David Kraus
Marcos loyalists rally as they block National Assembly grounds
About 3,000 Marcos supporters overran riot police and gathered at the National Assembly as a constitutional commission to draft a new charter met with protests. Two officers were minorly injured. thousands rallied earlier in Quezon Park calling Marcos the legitimate president and demanding his return.
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Philippines
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Marcos
Fred Guerrero
Corazon Aquino
Hawaii
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Aquino
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Quezon Memorial Park
Rafael Recto
Mexico Mexico Aztec Plan Debated to Stabilize Economy
Reports say a secret Aztec Plan could mirror Brazil and Argentina with wage and price freezes, a new dollar-linked currency, and tightened fiscal and monetary policy to curb inflation and high interest rates amid an ailing economy. It cites widespread press debate on the approach.
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Mexico
Brazil
Argentina
U.S
Arrest sparks mass Polish protests over Bujak arrest
Thousands filled streets in Gdansk Krakow and Wroclaw after police captured Zbigniew Bujak Solidarity underground leader Lech Walesa urged supporters to keep up the struggle against lawlessness The arrest comes ahead of a Communist Party congress and is viewed as a major blow to Solidarity with Bujak and two aides detained in Warsaw
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Jaruzelski
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