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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1987

Page

5

CIA aide reveals Contras ties and contempt for Congress

Fernandez testified under limited immunity about supplying the Contras with delivery times weather data and air drop zones during the cutoff of U S military aid He cited his Fifth Amendment right and said he was placed on administrative leave by the CIA amid ongoing congressional probe Demonstrators arrested outside the White House protested the Reagan administrations AIDS response and the new HIV variant HIV II was identified along with HIV I

CIA Congress Fernandez U.S Reagan Pittsburgh eThe Public Health Service House Gerry E. Studds Ellen Casselberry The Health Service Studds Massachusetts White House Pennsylvania Avenue

West German officials meet with teen age pilot

West German officials held their first talks with 19 year old Mathias Rust after he landed a light plane near Red Square. They described him as calm during his stay in the Lefortovo prison as the case proceeds. Soviet officials warned of possible charges and punishment up to ten years in jail and a fine. The air defense chief was fired and defense minister Sokolov retired following the incident.

Moscow Red Square Bonn Foreign Ministry Mathias Rust Lefortovo Rust Kremlin St. Basil's Cathedral Gennady Gerasimov Sergei Sokolov Gerhard Enver Schroembgens

Prime Minister Karami Killed in In-Flight Bomb Blast

Beirut AP report says Prime Minister Rashid Karami was killed when a bomb in his attache case exploded aboard a Puma helicopter. Thirteen aboard included aides and crew. Interior Minister Rassi wounded. President Gemayel named Salim Hoss acting premier.

Beirut Lebanon Rashid Karami Karami Abdullah Rassi Amin Gemayel Salim Hoss Hoss

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