Syriaites vow missiles stay while troops remain in Lebanon
Syria said SAM batteries will stay in Lebanon as long as its forces remain in Lebanon, while Israel demanded removal and threatened action. Talks in Beirut and Damascus involvement included Soviet official Korniyenko and U S envoy Habib calling the situation dangerous as artillery fire echoed near the presidential palace. Syrian President Assad warned of retaliation against any Israeli aggression as Syrian missiles and troops move in eastern Lebanon near the Zahrauni area.
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Fired ambassador charges cover up
Former U S ambassador Robert White accused both the Salvadoran government and the military of a cover up after saying six National Guard enlisted men were arrested in the killings of four U S missionaries near San Salvador. FBI said six rifles were received for testing. The women, two Maryknoll members, were found shot and raped near the capital two days after their decedents. The Rev Roy Bourgeois, another Catholic priest, traveled to Miami after a kidnapping scare.
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Hunger strike nears death toll as IRA demands rise abroad
Northern Ireland police warn the public to stay vigilant as three more jailed IRA members near death on hunger strike. Insiders say 70 to 100 inmates at Maze prison plan a mass hunger strike to press for political prisoner status, while Britain refuses to grant it.
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Congress moves to kill Clinch River breeder project
The House Science and Technology Committee voted 22 18 to delete all construction funds for the $3 billion Clinch River Breeder Reactor in Tennessee. An Energy Department authorization bill with $230 million to start construction was voted down, leaving full House and Senate reconciliation as next steps.
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