Dunkirk Teens Die After Train Collision
Six Dunkirk high school seniors returning from a Halloween party died when a Norfolk and Western freight train struck their car at a crossing in Dunkirk New York. Authorities said a coupler and snow plow on the locomotive pierced the car pushing it 1200 feet along the tracks.
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Bottle hits air near Kim Dae-jung in Pusan clash
A sanctified bottle narrowly missed opposition leader Kim Dae-jung as he spoke before 150000 in Pusan. In Seoul, 500 radicals clashed with 600 riot police after a Yonsei rally, using firebombs and rocks. No injuries or arrests reported.
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U S Acceptance of Soviet INF Accord Faces Senate Hurdles
National security adviser Frank Carlucci said the U S Soviet intermediate range nuclear missiles accord is 98 percent complete and will be ratified, but Senate Democrats warn conservative Republicans may attach amendments that could kill the treaty. Senator Alan Cranston warned 15 to 20 hard right Republicans could threaten the pact, while Republican Senator Richard Lugar noted tough Senate odds and possible reservations about verifiability.
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France and Iran negotiations on Lebanese hostages collapse
As-Safir cited unnamed diplomatic sources saying France offered Iran 3 million dollars for hostages in Lebanon and 500,000 artillery shells under former Prime Minister Laurent Fabius. The deal allegedly fell apart at the last moment. Paris declined to comment and NSC reportedly reviewed the talks.
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Hostages in Lebanon Include Americans and British Aboard
Six French nationals are among 22 foreigners missing in Lebanon and believed held by pro Iranainite extremists. Other captives include eight Americans, two Britons, a West German, an Italian, an Irishman, an Indian, and two unidentified men. AP's Terry Anderson, longest-held hostage since March 16, 1985, and Britain's Terry Waite also connected to efforts for release. Do Chae Sung, a South Korean diplomat, was freed after 21 months.
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Ransom Demand Ties Seoul Government to Do Release
Report notes a $1 million ransom demand with ransom bearer 10F and asserts Seoul denies paying to secure Do's release. France’s Jacques Chirac assumed premiership in March 1986 after Socialist losses, while Francois Mitterand remains socialist president. Washington issued farewell address to the Army near Princeton in 1783.
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2 Percent Plan Sparks Budget Talks On Federal Benefits
Washington negotiations include Reagan aides and lawmakers weighing a so called 2 percent plan to cut cost of living rises for Social Security and retirement benefits while trimming inflation indexation of tax brackets. Projections show potential $5 billion in 1988 savings, rising to $12 billion next year, with $4 billion in 1989, but political hurdles loom.
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France Iran gate scandal rocks Paris arms inquiry
An Paris magistrate seeks to declassify a Defense Ministry report on arms sales to Iran by a French manufacturer amid charges proposed against several officials. The Luchaire Affair centers on clandestine delivery of 450,000 artillery shells to Iran from 1983 to 1986.
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Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Returns Home From Iran
Yuri Vorontsov, the Soviet Union’s first deputy foreign minister, left Iran for home in Manama Bahrain on Sunday after failing to move Tehran and Baghdad toward a peaceful Persian Gulf settlement. He faced pressure in Kuwait to commit Moscow to backing a UN arms embargo on Iran if delays on the cease-fire resolution persist, offering only efforts to dissuade Iran from further noncombatant missile attacks on Kuwait.
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