Soviet Libya Talks Condemn U S Terrorism Over Libya Raids
Gorbachev hosted Libya's Abdel Salam Jalloud in Moscow as Tass denounced U S bombing raids on Libya as imperialist terrorism. Jalloud urged end to state terrorism while praising Libya. Syria's Khaddam arrived for talks as Middle East tensions rose after recent attacks and Libya raids.
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Baltimore News American Folds After Ownership Failed Buyout
The Baltimore News American, one of the nation’s oldest dailies, printed its last edition after Hearst could not find a buyer. Maurice Sparby called it a sad day as 500 employees were laid off with severance. The paper had faced declining circulation, once 107,900 on weekdays, amid competition from other Baltimore papers.
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Reagan pledges timely aid to Honduras against communist aggression
President Reagan and Honduran President Jose Azcona vow U S support if Honduras faces armed attack and reiterate U S resolve to defend Honduras sovereignty. Joint statement promises to take appropriate measures and to release 61.2 million in economic aid as Honduras hosts U S backed contra rebels in Nicaragua.
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Hart: LaRouche candidate for secretary of state misses court
Janice Hart, 31, Democratic nominee in Illinois, faces an arrest warrant after failing to appear on a disorderly conduct charge for disrupting a Milwaukee archbishop lecture with a piece of raw liver. Judge Topol set a June 23 court date and $2,000 bond. Hart is reported in West Germany campaigning for Patriots for Germany.
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Bombs wreck airline offices in Karachi hits several firms
A coordinated bombing struck three Saudi Arabian national airline offices and a Pan Am office in central Karachi injuring five and killing a security guard. Bombs in bags exploded within 20 minutes at night, scattering glass and damaging Saudia Finance and Sales offices nearby. No group claimed responsibility.
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Peres backs Shin Bet chief amid no confidence votes
In a seven hour Knesset debate Prime Minister Peres praised the Shin Bet director as a courageous man of modest ways and refused to fire him. The motions of no confidence over the security issue were soundly defeated as Zamir pressed for an investigation despite government pressure denials.
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