Geneva talks snag on verification issues amid treaty push
U S and Soviet arms experts failed to resolve verification questions for a near 1 000 missile intermediate range accord to be signed by Reagan and Gorbachev. Officials said progress was made but key items remain unsettled as two weeks remain for final drafting.
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Reagan administration accused of undermining Superfund cleanup rules
Environmental groups accuse the Reagan administration of failing to enforce strict toxic waste cleanup provisions from the 1986 Superfund reauthorization. They say EPA ignores mandates for permanent waste solutions and high health protections in its first year of program restructuring.
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UN opens archives on Nazi and Japanese war crimes
The United Nations released its war crimes files covering 1943 to 1949, listing about 36 000 to 40 000 names including Kurt Waldheim. U S Justice Department investigators entered, and researchers plan teams to pursue extradition and prosecutions of suspects such as Alois Brunner.
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Duarte implicates rightest leader in Romero assassination
President Duarte declared that right wing leader Roberto D Aubuisson is implicated in the 1980 killing of Archbishop Oscar Arnulfo Romero. He cited a composite portrait and said investigators questioned the getaway driver Amado Antonio Garay who testified that D Aubuisson ordered the murder.
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U.S. Pledges Money to United Nations to Prevent Insolvency
The Reagan administration promised at least 90 million dollars to the United Nations next month to avert insolvency and pay 6,500 New York staff, in response to Javier Perez de Cuellar’s plea for 87 million by early next month. The move shows U.S. political support amid Congress withholding full funding.
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Cheese bacteria linked to deaths in Switzerland
In Switzerland tainted Vacheria Mont d Or caused 25 deaths or miscarriages over four years and six other deaths may be linked to the same bacteria. An order halted production and sale with imports of French soft cheeses also at risk if contaminated. Officials expect nationwide checks to finish soon.
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Violence disrupts Haitian election eight days before vote
In Port au Prince a market fire arson attack killed one and wounded two. Gunfire hit election HQs and candidate offices while barricades blocked major roads on Monday as violence aimed to disrupt the Haitian presidential election six days away.
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Jackson gains Secret Service protection for 1984 bid
The U S government begins 24 hour Secret Service protection for Democratic candidate Jesse Jackson after threats from the Ku Klux Klan. Seven agents will accompany him, with coverage excluding his Thanksgiving trip to the Persian Gulf.
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