Korean president shifts stance on dissident crackdown
President Chun Doo Hwan meets with leaders of the New Korea Democratic Party and Korea National Party at the presidential residence. He criticizes police overreach, signals willingness to discuss constitutional revision after elections and Seoul Olympics, proposing commissions to study changes. The talks aim to break the deadlock on a petition for direct presidential elections.
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Soviets brush off Reagan arms proposal in propaganda claim
Moscow based Tass dismissed President Reagan's reply to Gorbachev as a propaganda ploy to dodge real arms reduction. Tass argued the six week delay and focus on medium range missiles show U S stubbornness and would block a mutual agreement.
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Supreme Court voids porn ban and weighs Gramm-Rudman ruling
The Supreme Court summarily struck down an Indianapolis law banning pornography as unconstitutional citing civil rights concerns and free speech limits. It also agreed to hear April arguments on Gramm-Rudman-Hollings provisions and let a no pass no play school sports rule stand for now, while a Texas extracurriculars case was dismissed.
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Queen Hit by Egg in Auckland Protest at Treaty Tension
Queen Elizabeth II was egged while riding with Prince Philip during a protest over Britain's treaty with New Zealand Maori. Witnesses say two women posing as crowd wardens threw eggs, one splattering the queen's pink dress and another hitting the windshield. Prime Minister David Lange called the act deplorable and apologized on behalf of New Zealand.
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Recall of Brie wheels prompts nationwide cheese warning
FDA said General Foods recalled all 1 and 2 kilogram plain Brie wheels due to possible contamination with a fatal bacteria. Distribution reached stores nationwide and to two dozen states or more, signaling a broad consumer risk.
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Car Bomb Kills Five in East Beirut
Five dead and thirty wounded after a car bomb exploded in a Christian district of east Beirut during midmorning shopping. The blast destroyed a building and 20 parked cars, including a jeep used by French observers. a 15-year-old bystander helped avert greater casualties.
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