U.S. Presses Israel on Pollard Spy Probe
The United States voiced dismay at Israel for not allowing questioning of two Israeli diplomats tied to the Pollard case. State Department spokesman Redman urged prompt access to those involved as Israel denies broader involvement.
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South Africa rebels launch new attacks across the country
The ANC claims a broader escalation with land mines on border roads near Zimbabwe and rocket strikes on two coal oil refineries. Police report killings in Crossroads and Nyanga as tensions flare and the insurgents reportedly widen operations from the countryside to urban townships.
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Hooks counsels harassed family amid protests in Philadelphia
NAACP leader Benjamin Hooks urged the interracial Fox family to hold fast to their conviction after vandals damaged their home in a near white neighborhood. A second black family nearby chose to move out as Mayor Goode bans large gatherings. Separately, CDC reports 53 chancroid cases in Boston area in nine months, a sharp rise from prior years.
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Khadafy Wanted Geneva Visit Denied Over Security
Libyan leader Muammar Khadafy sought to attend the U.S.-Soviet summit in Geneva earlier this month but Swiss officials refused for security reasons. A Foreign Ministry spokesman said Khadafy did not disclose his purpose, other than it related to the summit.
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IRA Claims Fatal Bombing in Belfast Killing UDR Captain
An AP report says a booby-trapped car bomb exploded in Belfast killing Gordon Hannah a 44 year old captain in the Ulster Defence Regiment. The Irish Republican Army claimed responsibility saying its guerrillas planted the device as Hannah had just left his Kilkeel home.
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Reagan science adviser resigns to form company
Washington Post reports George Keyworth, White House science adviser and proponent of Star Wars, will resign by December 31 to start a firm with Herbert Meyer. The venture will guide firms in gathering and analyzing political and economic information for foreign markets without conducting intelligence.
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Philippine conventions set to pick presidential candidates
In Manila the New Society Movement and the National Unification Committee set conventions for December to nominate a candidate for the February 7 election. Marcos seeks a fresh mandate amid opposition and foreign criticism. Judges in the Aquino assassination case summoned defendants for verdict Monday. Hayden accused elites of human rights abuses fueling a insurgency. Clark Air Base protest noted by the government.
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