Three-way race defines Colombian presidential election
In Bogota seven million voters face a three-way contest to replace Julio Cesar with Alfonso Lopez Belisario Betancur and Luis Carlos Galan leading the Liberal Betancur and Galan campaign. Guerrilla violence including bank bombings and journalist abductions threatens the vote as analysts note no clear pro or anti American stance among the candidates.
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Bogota
Colombia
Cali
Barranquilla
M-19
Dominican Republic
Julio Cesar
Liberal Party
Alfonso Lopez
Belisario Betancur
Luis Carlos Galan
Lopez
Latin America
Galan
Italy
Betancur
U.S
Duarte Open Door for El Salvador Poor Favors Jobs Over Hopes
In San Salvador, former president Jose Napoleon Duarte, now head of the Christian Democrats, meets dozens daily, hearing private problems and offering letters to employers. He recalls his own limits, saying many seek jobs and aid, not political power, in a modest office near his former helm.
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Barry Bearak
Los Angeles Times
San Salvador
el Salvador
Jose Napoleon Duarte
Senor Duarte
Duarte
Jose
Christian Democrats
Alvaro Magana
Venezuela
Ana Matilde Mejia Rauno
Ana Irma Santa Maria
Reagan to attend Versailles summit on world economy
President Reagan leads seven leaders at a Versailles meeting to discuss inflation and trade with France host Francois Mitterrand. Other participants include Margaret Thatcher, Helmut Schmidt, Giovanni Spadolini, Pierre Trudeau, Zenko Suzuki, and Japan amid fears of tariffs and devaluations shaping the talks.
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United Press International
Versailles
France
Reagan
Europe
Free World
Canada
Britain
West Germany
Italy
United States
Japan
Washington
Tokyo
Francois Mitterrand
Elysee Palace
Ottawa
U.S
Giovanni Spandolini
Pierre Trudeau
Zenko Suzuki
Trudeau
Helmut Schmidt
Schmidt
Reagan Heads to Paris for First European Summit
President Ronald Reagan begins a six nation swing in early June. He departs Washington for Paris with pre summit talks with Francois Mitterand and Elysee Palace meetings. The Versailles summit runs June 5 to 6 with plenaries and dinners.
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Washington
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Paris
Air Force One
Francois Mitter
Elysee Palace
Versailles Palace
United States
Cannibalism at Sea Complicates U S Immigration Rules
UPI reports a moral legal dilemma for U S officials as they review cannibalism cases among Vietnamese boat people seeking resettlement. INS officials classify cases into three categories driven by who killed, who ate, and who stood by, with none clear-cut.
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Hong Kong
UPI
U.S
Asia
INS
High Seas
Don Young
America
Vietnam
Young
San Jose
Anaheim
Calif
Joe Sureck
Oklahoma City
United States
Sureck
Coral Sea
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