Reagan pins Iran on Nicaraguan subversion drive
President Reagan told legislators from 19 Western Hemisphere nations that Iran now backs Nicaragua's Sandinistas in armed subversion, joining Libya and the PLO. He urged renewed U.S. support for the contras as self defense and warned against allowing a distant dictatorship to destabilize the region.
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War criminal freed from Italian fortress amid village protests
Wal ter Reder, a 69 year old former Nazi SS major serving a reduced life term, was released without notice and flown to Austria. Villagers in Marzabotto protested, saying 1830 relatives were killed, and officials criticized the quiet decision made by Prime Minister Bettino Craxi's government.
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Panel urges widening ban on cigarette ads
The National Advisory Council on Drug Abuse recommends extending the U S cigarette advertising ban beyond TV to newspapers magazines and billboards The group argues smoking kills seven times more Americans annually than during the Vietnam War and sends the proposal to Health Secretary Margaret Heckler. The Tobacco Institute defends brand advertising saying it targets existing smokers and does not prompt new smoking.
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Prince Charles and Diana ski in Liechtenstein again
Britain’s Prince Charles and Princess Diana ski at Liechtenstein for a third vacation in three years, posing for photographers then skiing at about 6060 feet. Buckingham Palace says the five day visit should remain private with no media intrusion.
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Woman hid son's death for 20 years in West Germany
In Mettmann a 48 year old woman admitted starving her 3 year old son nearly two decades ago and deceiving schools tax officials and the armed services about his death. He was found as a skeleton in a garden after a relative noticed missing records. she faces manslaughter charges.
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