Missing funds from Nazi victims fund under probe in Germany
West Germany’s Jewish Central Council chief Heinz Galinski said millions of marks are missing from the hardship fund set up to aid Jews unable to file 1965 claims. He cited investigations and alleged transfers by Nachmann, whose heirs seek bankruptcy protection as auditors prepare a final report.
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South Korean students clash with police over Kwangju uprising
In Seoul and other cities about 22 000 college students joined anti-government protests marking the Kwangju massacre anniversary. Riot police used tear gas as armored vans fired, with about two students and several officers hurt amid chants against the military dictatorship and U.S. involvement.
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McFarlane Traces SDI Start From Limited Ground Shield
Former national security adviser Robert McFarlane says Reagan expanded a 1982 military concept into the Strategic Defense Initiative and moved to a space based missile shield despite risks. He credits the program with pressuring the Soviet Union to rethink massive offensive spending and notes Reagan inspired bold vision beyond policy.
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Bank thwarts 70 million embezzlement attempt at Chicago
First National Bank of Chicago said it foiled an employee’s plan to move $70 million via a computerized wire transfer. FBI took over the investigation. no losses were reported. Merrill Lynch was among affected accounts, but the scheme was stopped before any money moved.
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Strike-Averted Pact Seeks Fallout At Goodyear Firestone
Negotiators reached a tentative contract averting a strike by 15,000 Goodyear Tire workers while Firestone faces a three day old walkout. United Rubber Workers leader Milan Stone says changes to a prior tentative deal may end the Firestone stalemate. Firestone says it will review the Goodyear pact details. The UAW includes Firestone plants such as Des Moines.
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