Shamir objects to Shultz meeting with Palestinians
Israeli Prime Minister Shamir voiced grave concern over a plan by Secretary of State Shultz to meet two Palestinian Americans Edward Said and Ibrahim Abu Lughud as part of the peace effort. The clashes in occupied territories and detentions continued amid the dispute over U S contacts with PNC affiliated figures. Said and Abu Lughud are scholars linked to the PLO umbrella body with views on engaging Shultz.
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Soviet Armenia dissolves annexation committee amid tensions
In Yerevan soldiers and helicopters patrolled as Armenia’s government ordered the dissolution of a committee seeking annexation of a region in Azerbaijan. The Kremlin had called the campaign for Nagorno Karabakh intolerable and urged caution from leaders.
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Panama Faces Pay Crisis as Noriega Struggles to Cover Troops
Panama City reports show Gen. Manuel Antonio Noriega unable to pay soldiers due to cash shortages. Civilian authorities threaten closures of food and medicine shops, while 15,000-strong Defense Forces face delayed salaries and partial March payments for public workers. Senate in Washington calls for added pressure to force Noriega out.
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Waldheim linked to Nazi order to shoot Greek partisans
Newly released U S archives detail Kurt Waldheim while in the German army receiving and forwarding Adolf Hitler's order to execute captured Greek partisans. The records, from the National Archives and cited by the World Jewish Congress, tie Waldheim to a August 8 1943 directive and its radio transmission to a field division in Athens.
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U S Doctors May Visit Soviet Mental Hospitals
The State Department announced a new pact allowing American psychiatrists to visit Soviet mental hospitals to interview patients. The agreement aims to address political detentions and is part of broader U S human rights talks. Soviet psychiatrists will visit U S institutions and both sides will map exchange visit details.
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Nevadó del Ruiz Volcano May Erupt Again in Colombia
A historic volcanic event near Nevadó del Ruiz in central Colombia stirred ash and tremors on Friday. Authorities warned of possible major eruption with 50,000 residents at risk, evacuations underway, and alerts raised as seismological data showed ongoing activity before stabilizing later in the evening.
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