Embassies Bugged in Moscow Costs Rise for Fix
President Reagan appointee James Schlesinger said the new U S Embassy in Moscow is heavily wired with listening devices and fixing the bugging will cost tens of millions over several years. He urged renegotiation of the 1972 embassy agreement and noted Soviet X-ray detection limits for precast construction.
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Polish leader vows no change in policies during papal tour
In Warsaw, General Jaruzelski pledged continued hard line policies against Solidarity as Pope John Paul II began a weeklong visit to Poland. The Pope urged greater public input in government, paid tribute to slain Solidarity ally Jerzy Popieluszko, and tensions rose with anti government activists detained in Warsaw and Lublin.
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Thatcher widens lead as Venice trip clips agenda
London AP reports Conservatives gain ground in national polls ahead of Thursday election. Marplan shows 45 percent support, Labour 32, Alliance 21 with a 2 percent margin of error. Thatcher attends Venice summit briefly, drawing sharp quip from Neil Kinnock.
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East Germans clash with police near Berlin Wall during concert
Thousands of East Germans gathered beside the Berlin Wall in West Berlin for an open air rock event. Clashes broke out for a third night as police used clubs and detained at least six people amid stones and bottles thrown by youths. ARD reported beatings of two reporters trying to cover the clashes.
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Opposition Leader Warns of Overthrow Over Reforms in Seoul
In Seoul the opposition leader warned the government would be toppled if democratic reforms are blocked, urging direct presidential elections and other changes. Police were placed on high alert as authorities countered with forceful measures.
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