Official outlines safeguards in INF missile pact
A senior Reagan official said the U S Soviet INF treaty is not perfect but has enough verification to deter cheating. The official noted no plan for Gorbachev to extend his stay beyond December 10 and described inspections, baseline checks, short notice visits, and a 13 year phased verification including site access at Votkinsk and Magda Utah.
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Man accused of burning sons to death in foundry
Bartley J. Dobben, 26, is charged with two counts of murder after authorities say he heated a transfer ladle at Cannon Muskegon Corp. and placed his sons Joel, 2, and David, 13 months, inside on the way to Thanksgiving dinner. He underwent a court-ordered psychiatric evaluation.
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Dukakis shakes up campaign staff with resignations and promotions
Gov. Michael Dukakis accepted the resignation of press secretary Patricia O'Brien and promoted field director Jack Corrigan to director of campaign operations. O'Brien, 50, had been the subject of speculation about her departure for several days.
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War hero Lanphier dies after cancer battle
Thomas Lanphier Jr., credited with shooting down the architect of the Pearl Harbor attack, died at 71 after a yearlong cancer fight. He passed away Thursday at the Veterans Administration Hospital in La Jolla, California, confirmed by his daughter Judith Strada.
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South Africa Allows Uncut Cry Freedom Film
Government censors approve uncut screening of Cry Freedom about Steve Biko and Donald Woods amid protests over apartheid. Mbeki rally approval reversed. film produced by Attenborough and widely praised. profits offered to UN Children's Fund if shown without cuts.
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Iraq claims raids on two tankers amid near-miss with U S cruiser
Iraq said its aircraft attacked two tankers off Iran, while a U S Navy cruiser came within seconds of firing missiles at three Iraqi F-1 Mirage jets approaching at low altitude. Baghdad described a very large naval target strike but there was no independent confirmation.
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Yang Dezhi replaced as army chief of staff in China
Gen Yang Dezhi 77 is replaced by Chi Haotian 61 as army chief of staff in a personnel shakeup reported by Xinhua. The move follows Yang s seven year tenure overseeing manpower cuts and defense spending reductions.
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