Beira West Bank death sparks political clash over rifle wound
The death of 16 year old Tirza Porat in Beira during a Beita Beira clash triggered a political row in Jerusalem. Cabinet ministers and security chiefs hear a Rabin Shomron interim report that Porat was killed by an M 16 gunshot rather than a stone. Teens’ testimonies challenge army accounts as settlers urge accountability.
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Gorbachev Pushes Palestinian Recognition of Israel for Peace
Gorbachev told Yasser Arafat that Palestinians must recognize Israel to advance peace in the Middle East. Pravda quoted him saying recognition and security considerations are essential for a peace settlement, with a possible US backed conference and potential restoration of ties between the USSR and Israel.
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Pilots Say Deregulation Tied to Safer Travel Debate
A survey of 1,360 air transport certificate pilots finds 68 percent view flying as less safe since deregulation began ten years ago while most see air travel as the safest mode. Many critique DOT statistics and say airlines distort data.
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Pulitzer panel to reconsider Inquirer's prize
The Pulitzer Prize Board will review a challenge to the Philadelphia Inquirer's Pulitzer for a four article series by Tim Weiner on Defense budget items. The National Journal argues the Inquirer's work mirrors its March 1 1986 cover story and lacks new journalism.
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Reagan urges Gorbachev to open Soviet Union to Western media
In Las Vegas Reagan told the 66th NAB convention that the Soviet Union should allow Western newspapers journals and broadcasts. He proposed a first step by opening to Solzhenitsyn and urged freedom for books and Western media ahead of the Moscow summit.
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