Meese Corrected On Pollard Spy Case In Briefing Reversal
The Justice Department acknowledges Edwin Meese was briefed on the Pollard espionage inquiry but was not excluded from all Pollard matters. The correction distinguishes Meese’s exclusion from the Sella case and notes a prior recusal related to E. Robert Wallach and a 1985 oil pipeline matter.
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Three Die and Fifty Hurt in Dhaka Protest Violence
Police opened fire on a central Dhaka protest march amid clashes that left three dead and at least 50 injured after bombs were thrown and vehicles set ablaze. Opposition leaders Khaleda Zia and Sheikh Hasina urged a boycott as Ershad pressed March 3 elections.
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Maine caucuses shape GOP and Democratic frontrunners
Bush wins Maine Republican caucuses and faces Dole on Iran contra while Kemp attacks tax hikes. Dukakis secures Maine Democratic victory with Jackson strong in second. uncommitteds and Robertson follow. Debates in Houston and Atlanta highlight criticisms of skipping candidates and tax policy.
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Reagan
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Gorbachev mediates Armenian tensions in personal push
Mikhail Gorbachev met with Armenian writers Silva Kaputskyan and Zori Balayan in a rare direct effort to ease Armenian fears over secessionist pressure. Activists said he took the case under his personal control after Friday’s demonstrations, as Tass and Soviet TV downplayed ethnic strife.
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Kaputskyan
Tass
Central Soviet Television
Rockslide kills 52 at Moroccan squatters camp near Fez
A rockwall collapse at an old quarry squatter camp near Fez, Morocco, killed 52 people and injured six as heavy rains persisted. Officials say victims include 27 men and 25 women, with camp evacuees moved to emergency centers around the city.
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OAS Debates Panama Ambassadors Amid Power Split
In an eight hour session the OAS refused to seat either Panama envoy, with rivals tied to civilian President Delvalle and military strongman Noriega. The debate covered Sandinista promises, U S destabilization claims, Torrijos legacy, and canal handover.
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