Soviet Union Journalist Probes US Organized Crime Tactics
Tass reporter Kikilo in New York interviews Rudolph Giuliani on how prosecutors pursue mobs. He tours Pizza Connection sites, discusses informants and legal tools, and collects material for a 10 000 word piece while noting US and Soviet investigative limits.
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York
Peres- Ine
Vladimir Kikilo
U.S
Rudolph Giuliani
U.S.S.R
Moscow
Tass
New York
Kikilo
Rockefeller Center
Giuliani
Justice Department
Washington
New York Times
Ralph Blumenthal
Blumenthal
Carmine Galante
Galante
Robert Blakey
Notre Dame
U.S. Information Agency
Afghan war victims to Germany
In Kabul 31 war wounded Afghan children were flown to West Germany for treatment via Peace Village International. The victims, ages 6 to 14, suffered from severe and often untreated injuries, illustrating the human cost of the Soviet Afghan war and Afghanistan’s crippled health system.
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Germany
Mark Fineman
Los Angeles Times
Kabul
Afghanistan
Aquila
Abdul Farid
Farid
Abdul Munir
West Germany
Peace Village International
Eberhard Thoma
Afghan Airlines
Russians want VCRs despite shortages and queues
In Moscow shortages drive desperate demand for foreign and state VCRs. Citizens pay premium on informal markets while officials pledge boosted production to two million units by 1995. Stories of mid metro transactions and car Video camera deals show how scarce goods shape everyday life.
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T. Elaine Carey
Jax
Moscow
Sasha
Pavlik Kutov
Communist Party
Natasha
U.S.S
Vechernaya Moskva
Foreign Ministry
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