Leaders split over farm subsidies at Toronto summit
At the 14th G7 meeting in Toronto, leaders touted cooperation while a farm subsidy dispute risked derailing talks. Reagan urged reducing trade barriers as Kohl and Delors warned against rapid farm policy changes, with security on high alert around the convention center.
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Namphy under house arrest amid Haitian crisis in Port-au-Prince
Haitis former commander Namphy is reportedly under house arrest at his home outside Port au Prince as troops loyal to Col. Jean Claude Paul blockade entry and calls for his removal after Namphy ordered transfers including Paul. President Manigat fired Namphy and two generals amid the ongoing clash over army actions.
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Panel to review West Point honor code in first outside study since mid 1970s
West Point will convene an external panel to review the honor code and its enforcement after a dispute over a cadet expelled for alleged lying and later reinstated. Col. Nick Hawthorne said the panel will ensure the code aligns with Army ethics at the academy in West Point New York. Cadet Anthony Ketron of Pomfret Maryland, expelled and later reinstated, graduated after a special summer session.
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Reagan warns time running out for Nicaragua aid
President Reagan, pressed on renewed Contra aid, says opponents miscast peace efforts by unilaterally disarming rebels. White House aides say all options are open with no decisions yet. Shultz to visit Central America June 29 to July 1 for talks on peace talks collapse.
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Singh wins in India off year vote challenges Gandhi
Former Defense Minister V P Singh scores a clear victory in off year parliamentary elections setting up a potential national contest to Rajiv Gandhi. Congress party wins only two of seven contested seats as results are announced.
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