Interims shift in NATO missile talks seen from Rome Bonn
Rome and Bonn show growing interest in an interim solution to deploy NATO medium range missiles by year end. The idea seeks possible U.S. and Soviet reductions rather than full scrapping, amid negotiations over SS-20 totals and Pershing 2 and cruise missiles.
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World News Highlights From Beirut to Paris and Beyond
Lebanese officials press Syria and Israel for simultaneous troop withdrawals while U S envoy Habib and assistant Draper seek speedier talks. In Paris, West nations plan stopgap IMF funding to ease debt crisis and stave recession. In West Germany two RAF pilots face court martial for a negligent airstrike during training. In Manama OPEC ministers and Gulf oil chiefs meet to avert a price war amid Iran tensions.
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Morris Draper
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Indonesia
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Yamani
Iran
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House panel rebukes EPA over toxic waste enforcement hits
A House subcommittee urges giving EPA agents power to arrest and seize waste violators. The report faulted mismanagement by EPA officials and New Jersey authorities, citing organized crime influence and delays in enforcement. FBI prosecutions and stronger state police help are urged.
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Anne M. Gorsuch
John D. Dingell
D-Mich
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Gambino
FBI
Pope John Paul II condemns capital punishment for first time
The pope condemned the death penalty in his annual address to the Vatican diplomatic corps. He urged governments to show clemency for prisoners, especially those condemned for political motives, stating this marked his first public condemnation. Mentions that Pope Paul VI also criticized capital punishment.
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Romeo Panciroli
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Defense funds urged for Ty Lewis and wife in Bonnie image flap
The Fund for the Presumption of Innocence launched a nationwide drive to raise funds for James Lewis and his wife LeAnn, saying the goal is equal and adequate defense rather than proving innocence. The group denounced the couple’s depiction as a Bonnie and Clyde image and seeks support for legal costs.
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James Lewis
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LeAnn
Ted Otteson
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