Eban Accuses Cabinet of Neglect Over Pollard Case
Israeli Labor figure Abba Eban denounces cabinet members for hair-raising neglect and contemptuous disregard of the United States amid clashes with colleagues Simon Peres and Yitzhak Rabin. He claims the central committee was politicized as Rabin and Peres cast doubt on the panel’s motives.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Abba Eban
Jonathan Jay Pollard
United States
Eban
Labor Party
Shimon Peres
Yitzhak Rabin
Pollard
Peres
Rabin
Labor
Central Committee
Likud
Israel Radio
Contra chiefs hindering rights monitor
In Honduras the U S funded rights office for the Nicaraguan contras faces obstruction from rebel commanders who fear scrutiny of abuses. Marta Baltodano says commanders block access to information and fighters, angered by probes into 1985 cases and concerns over effective troops.
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Tegucigalpa
Honduras
U.S. Congress
Marta Patricia Baltodano
Nicaraguan Association For Human Rights
Baltodano
Nicaragua
Contra
Enrique Bermudez
Bermudez
U.S
Four Filipinos among dead in Manila Bay copter crash
A Philippine air force S-26 Sikorsky on loan for a Chuck Norris film crashed into Manila Bay near Naic while en route to Puerto Azul. Four Filipinos killed, five injured, and one West German survivor, film crew member Max Motchmann, undergoing surgery. The crash cause remains undetermined.
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Manila
Philippines
Philippine Air Force
Manila Bay
Puerto Azul
Naic
Max Motchmann
Air Force
Makati Medical Center
Motchmann
Health team to hand out free condoms at singles venues
A New York City health team plans to distribute free condoms at singles bars, porn theaters, massage parlors, and sex clubs starting this summer to curb AIDS spread. Health officials aim to reach heterosexual adults and expand education beyond earlier efforts focused on homosexuals.
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N.Y. Health Team
New York
New York City
Peggy Clarke
Clarke
Train stalls in tunnel during heat wave near Penn Station
A Tren ton-bound 10 car train with 550 passengers lost power in a Hudson River tunnel for over two hours during a record heat wave. Twenty were treated for heat exhaustion and released. Passengers walked out through the tunnel to the Lincoln Tunnel exit as officials failed to move the train. Newark and New York City recorded a 97 degree heat reading.
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Weehawken
N.J
Hudson River
NJ Transit Corp
Anthony Grazioso
Grazioso
New York
Penn Station
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