Shultz vows peace pact will not be derailed in Middle East
Secretary of State George Shultz said the Lebanese Israeli peace agreement is not going to be derailed and that Syria has not slammed the door on removing foreign forces from Lebanon. He wrapped up a two week tour after talks in Jeddah Jerusalem and Beirut and warned of continued uncertainty over turning the withdrawal accord into reality.
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Afghans accuse U S diplomat of porno sales
The Afghan government orders Peter Graham the U S embassy second secretary to leave Kabul amid charges of selling pornographic material. The State Department dismisses the accusations as baseless and notes Graham will depart soon as he was due for reassignment.
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Kabul
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Editor fears ugly story behind Hitler diaries
Frankfurt West Germany top Stern editor who quit after the diaries were labeled fake warned of an ugly background to Sterns purchase and publication of the documents. He doubted who wrote them and suggested possible involvement by reporter Gerd Heidemann while noting the affair may extend to East Germany.
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Stern
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Adolf Hitler
East Germany
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Firefly courtship by gender and species analyzed
Researchers note over 2000 firefly types with 45 in Florida. Males outnumber females by 50 to 1 as they blink for a mate, though many signals lure predators. Some species’ females imitate prey signals, creating risky exchanges during brief daily mating moments.
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Israel Lebanon pullout deal narrows combat role for forces
Israel and Lebanon reached a tentative accord on Israel's withdrawal with a reduced Israeli presence in a security zone and joint patrols run by Lebanese forces under surveillance. The plan hinges on a parallel Syrian withdrawal, a step Syria opposes as a Lebanese surrender. Leaders face home criticism as the pact remains partly secret and subject to final signoff.
Perhaps today's marriage vow should be till debt do us part
A witty critique on marriage vows hints at financial strain and shared responsibility, suggesting humor about debts shaping modern partnerships. The brief muses on economic pressures affecting relationships and commitment norms.
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