Anti Noriega strike falters in Panama amid fear and paydays
A general strike against Gen. Manuel Noriega in Panama City stalled as transportation and most commerce ran normally. Organizers blamed intimidation and mistrust. payday and fear reduced turnout while Noriega dismissed Delvalle and tightened control.
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Israelis weigh press ban as protests rise
Israeli officials consider barring foreign journalists from the West Bank and Gaza as unrest grows. Two more Palestinians die, bringing deaths to at least 75, amid soldiers firing on rioters near Nablus and in Tel Aviv hospitals. Defense ministers back tighter media limits while a mixed group marches from Rosh Hanikra toward Jerusalem calling for an end to occupation.
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Desmond Tutu Among Clergy Arrested in South Africa Protest
Archbishop Desmond Tutu and about two dozen church leaders were arrested while marching on Parliament in Cape Town to protest the banning of 17 anti apartheid groups. About 150 demonstrators, mostly clergymen, were detained and released. leaders vow civil disobedience against laws they deem immoral. The U.S. condemned the repression.
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Riots in Sumgait Mark Armenian Azerbaijani Tensions
Tass reports hooligans provoke disturbances in Sumgait as ethnic strife spreads in Azerbaijan and Armenia. An Armenian dissident cites beatings and knife attacks while Gorbachov appeals for calm amid rising civil unrest across Caucasus republics.
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Supreme Court to rule on mandatory drug testing for applicants
The court will hear a federal workers union challenge to urine drug tests for job applicants, defending as a privacy invasion while the Reagan administration touts it as a tactic against smuggling. A decision is expected in 1989 and would affect tests by government entities only.
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Impeachment Trial Opens for Arizona Governor Mecham
Arizona Senate begins the first impeachment trial of a governor in six decades as Gov. Evan Mecham’s attorney urges dismissal of charges. Prosecutor Eckstein calls the case a plea for conviction despite potential legal violations. Mecham remains in Glendale during the proceedings.
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