Bhutto Leads 38 Mile Rally as Zia Demands Calm
Opposition leader Benazir Bhutto led a vast 38 mile procession from Lahore to Gujranwala with crowds in villages along the route. President Zia ul-Haq warned rallies must stay within law and order limits. An attempted attack on Bhutto’s lodging occurred as she urged immediate government removal and free elections.
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Pakistan
Benazir Bhutto
Mohammed Zia ul-Haqq
Lahore
Bhutto
Zia
Quetta
Abdul Qayum
Pakistan People’s Party
Poet Breyten Breytenbach Wins Rich Rapport Prize in SA
Breyten Breytenbach, jailed for seven years on a terrorism conviction, returns to South Africa to accept the Rapport Prize for Literature worth 7350 dollars for a poetry volume titled yk. He speaks of apartheid’s danger and Africa’s liberation struggle as he accepts the award in Pretoria.
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Johannesburg
Breyten Breytenbach
Breytenbach
Paris
Rapport
Africa
Pretoria
African National Congress
Irish police raid homes in search for kidnapped Guinness
Irish police sweep Dublin area homes of up to 60 criminals and drug dealers in a bid to locate Jennifer Guinness. No arrests reported as ransom deadline passes with no contact from kidnappers. investigators keep an open mind on suspects amid shifting leads.
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Dublin
Ireland
Jennifer Guinness
Pat Kiely
Kiely
John Guinness
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IRA
Irish Republic Army
Evening Press
Reagan blasts Congress over inaction on 1987 budget
President Reagan urged Congress to meet the April 15 deadline for a fiscal 1987 budget, warning that delays threaten the economic recovery. He vowed to veto any tax increase and argued that government over spending hurts private growth, citing low inflation and gas prices as signs of progress.
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Reagan
Congress
Camp David
White House
Senate Budget Committee
Senate
Ortega says Nicaragua will sign peace pact if U S stops aggression
President Daniel Ortega declared Nicaragua will sign a Central American peace agreement on June 6 only if the United States ends aggression against his Sandinista government by that date. He noted U S aid to rebels and argued disarmament would leave Nicaragua vulnerable.
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Nicaragua
Daniel Ortega
United States
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Reagan
House of Representatives
House
Honduras
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Guatemala
Costa Rica
Miguel d’Escoto
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