Shultz Assures No Terrorist Attacks at Seoul Olympics
Secretary of State George Shultz said he is confident that Soviet and Chinese pressure will deter North Korea from staging attacks at the Seoul Games. He reaffirmed U S commitment to South Korea's security as he visited Seoul amid UN Cmd accusations of NK war threats.
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U S resumes processing Soviet refugee applications
The U S Embassy in Moscow says it will resume processing about 3400 refugee applications frozen since July 1 due to funding gaps. It will seek private help to cover evacuees travel costs and expects 9500 visas in the year ending 1988.
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Boston welcomes ailing refusenik in humanitarian mission
Benjamin Charny a 50 year old Soviet mathematician arrived in Boston with his wife aboard Armand Hammer's jet after years of Soviet denial of exit for medical care. Hammer said he pleaded with Gorbachev and called it improving US Soviet relations. Charny plans to seek treatment at New England Medical Center as doctors prepare examinations.
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Armenians Halt Two Week Strike in Yerevan
Armenian strike leaders end the two week protest in Yerevan for tactical reasons amid pressure and an anti unrest campaign. The move follows pressure from government officials and a Tass report, with Nagorno Karabakh's fate uncertain as talks loom before a USSR Supreme Soviet session.
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Feds review Marcos indictment amid U S debate
Justice Department officials say a draft racketeering indictment against Ferdinand Marcos is under review in Washington. Giuliani staff prepared charges alleging illegal Heinz of hundreds of millions in Manhattan real estate with concerns the case may be too broad for a foreign leader and prior to asylum.
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Fatal head-on crash near Pingree North Dakota
A two lane highway crash near Pingree north of Jamestown killed six people and injured four others after a station wagon carrying seven people swerved to avoid a car in the wrong lane. Duane F. Netterville and two passengers died, along with three occupants of the station wagon Kathryn Rodahl and two daughters Renee and Peggy Sue. The Rodahl family from Williston had four other members hospitalized with varying conditions.
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