Soviet Officials Warn START Talks Likely Stalled
At a Moscow briefing Marshal Ogarkov and aides dismissed Western hopes of resuming Euromissile talks without U.S. concessions. They cited stalemate in Geneva for strategic arms, defended Soviet deployments, and discussed plans for submarine missiles and East European missiles aimed at U.S. targets.
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Kremlin
Soviet Union
U.S
Nikolai Ogarkov
Georgy Kornienko
Leonid Zamyatin
Communist Party
Zamyatin
Yuri Andropov
Andropov
Ogarkov
United States
Geneva
Europe
East Germany
Czechoslovakia
West Germany
Nicaraguans accuse Honduras of air and sea attacks
Nicaraguan officials report six Honduran gunboats and three or more aircraft attacked fishing boats along both coasts and near Potosi, killing at least three and wounding five. The Foreign Ministry says attacks continued Sunday and Monday with naval and air support, including rockets and strafing.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Potosi
Foreign Ministry
Pacific
Manuel Espinoza Rivera
San Jose Point
Gulf of Fonseca
Coast Guard
Cape Gracias A Dios
Atlantic
Gonzalo Brenes
Espinoza Rivera
el Salvador
Honduras
la Union
Anastasio Somoza
Honduran government blocks entry of 92 American churchwomen
The Honduran government denied entry to 92 American churchwomen who planned a three day protest against U S troop maneuvers. Spokesman Amilcar Santa Maria accused leftist extremists of using deceit to enter and organize political activity forbidden for foreigners. The women intended vigils and prayers in Tegucigalpa Comayagua and Choluteca near U S military camps.
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Tegucigalpa
Honduras
U.S
Amilcar Santamaria
Roberto Suazo Cordova
Managua
Comayagua
Choluteca
Fire at Cincinnati group home kills six residents
A three story group home for mentally retarded men burned Monday in Cincinnati, killing six residents and injuring five, including the night manager. The fire caused 70,000 dollars damage to the building and 30,000 dollars to its contents. Fire Chief Norman Wells noted the building had no sprinkler system but did have smoke detectors and fire extinguishers.
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Cincinnati
Norman Wells
Wells
AIDS funding under fire by divided House panel
A split House committee criticized the Reagan administration for underfunding federal AIDS programs and for slow grant awards to researchers. It charged funding levels were driven by political factors rather than scientific need.
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Ted Weiss
D-N.y
House
Washington
Director Aldrich Dies at 65 in Los Angeles
Robert Aldrich the film director of The Dirty Dozen Whatever Happened to Baby Jane Apache Vera Cruz The Flight of the Phoenix The Grissom Gang and Twilight's Last Gleaming died Monday at his home in Los Angeles from kidney failure He had been ill for several months and died about 2 am Publicist Jerry Pam confirmed his death.
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Los Angeles
Robert Aldrich
Baby Jane
Aldrich
Jerry Pam
Lusinchi victory wins Democrats Senate majority in Venezuela
President-elect Jaime Lusinchi and his Democratic Action Party secured a large congressional majority in unofficial results. The 42-seat Senate and over 100 House members give DA power to push an austerity program sought by foreign creditors to end Venezuela's economic slump.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Jaime Lusinchi
Democratic Action Party
Congress
Lusinchi
Senate
House of Representatives
Thatcher Presses for Long Term Cuts in Common Market Fees
At the European Common Market summit Britain and France clash over reform plans. Thatcher pushes for shrinking Britain’s annual budget contribution while Mitterrand proposes a one time refund as an interim fix. The Market’s current budget stands at 21 billion dollars yearly.
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Greece
Britain
France
Margaret Thatcher
Francois Mitterrand
Gazette Wire Services
Poland Moves Toward Martial Law Return Amid Protests
Premier Jaruzelski orders troops to inspect local security readiness as Poland braces for protests on the martial law anniversary. Solidarity leader Walesa urges Western sanctions relief and warns against aid terms, calling for guarantees on money use. Parliament eyes possible emergency measures and internment authority.
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Warsaw
Poland
Wojciech Jaruzelski
Solidarity
Lech Walesa
Jaruzelski
Communist Party
New
National Defense Council
Soviet Bloc
Walesa
Gdansk
Edward Gierek
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