Czechoslovakia Seeks Normalization With West Germany
Czechoslovakia signals readiness to negotiate a treaty with Bonn after West Germany ratified Moscow and Warsaw pacts. Husak says ratification clears prerequisites for detente. talks to move from exploratory to official. Munich pact wording shifts may ease disputes over Sudetenland inhabitants and property.
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Ischigualasto Valley Moonlike Dinos Exhibit in Argentina
In San Juan province, Ischigualasto Valley known as the Valley of the Moon is positioned as a paleontological reserve. Tourists will visit a site famed for Triassic dinosaur fossils, dramatic rock formations, and winds sweeping 90 square miles at 5000 feet. Patrols guard access and guides accompany travelers to protect fossil remains.
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Japan to Use Car Computers to Ease Tokyo Traffic
Tokyo plans a computerized traffic guidance system to cut jams and pollution. Cars will receive last minute road updates from a central network, with driver destination buttons and arrow signals guiding turns. After testing from 1973, the system aims to cover 31 miles around Tokyo and expand nationwide.
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Northern Ireland Cease-fire tests as UDA vows permanent barricades
In June the IRA declared a cease-fire while Unionist UDA leaders protested and vowed permanent barricades to isolate Catholic and Protestant zones. Whitehall pledged to ease tensions and end rents and taxes in Catholic areas, but UDA actions continued amid nightly patrols and killings.
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Bauxite Mine in Australia Sparks Abo Claim Royalties
A Swiss Australian project on the Gove Peninsula taps 250 million tons of bauxite. Aborigines at Yirrakala mission lose land claim but will receive royalties, with payments exceeding two times standard rates, as the joint venture aims to exceed one billion dollars yearly.
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