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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1990

Page

8

Doe vows to defend Nigerian capital

Rebels and government troops fought near Monrovia's Firestone rubber plantation and Robertsfield Airport as Doe's forces sought to retake the huge asset. Refugees, diplomats, and officials reported heavy bombardment and reinforcements while Doe remained at his oceanside mansion vowing to defend the capital against the rebels.

Doe Monrovia Liberia Robertsfield International Samuel Doe Oceanside Executive U.S Aair Washington State Department Department West Germany Foreign Ministry Bonn Robertsfield Bridgestone-Firestone, Inc Bridgestone Company

Thatcher urges U S to lead amid Europe thaw and NATO talks

Thatcher travels to Moscow as Europe contemplates Soviet troop withdrawals and a possible easing of East West tensions. Baker reports a more encouraging Soviet attitude toward a unified Germany in NATO while Warsaw Pact leaders favor a political shift and a new all European security system.

Turnberry Scotland Europe Margaret Thatcher Thatcher Moscow Mikhail S. Gorbachev U.S James A. Baker III Germany Gorbachev Washington Bush Eduard A. Shevardnadze Copenhagen Denmark Warsaw Pact NATO Hungary Depuree Yuri Kvitsinsky Et Union Soviet Union

Photo shows kidnapped American mining executive in jungle

In Ecuador a photo released by kidnappers shows Scott Heimdal, 27, an American mining company manager abducted April 28 near the Colombian border. The gunmen demand a $60,000 ransom by Monday. Family and company representatives report ongoing negotiations with the captors, who appear to be leftist Colombian guerrillas.

Quito Ecuador Scott Heimdal Peoria Ill Minin Heimdal Jeffrey Fine U.S

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