Western allies face US sanctions over Soviet pipeline gear
Turbines for the Soviet gas pipeline bound for Western Europe were loaded in Bremen. Baldrige warned sanctions on German maker AEG Kanis when the Bremer Horst Bischoff sails. US aims to pressure Poland with a broader sanctions push amid NATO talks and French British Italian West German friction.
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Poland
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Moscow
Paris
Miracle funds or bank error put artist in million status
Stanton Powers, an out of work artist, claimed a prayer unlocked a windfall of 4.4 million after a bank computer error and provisional credits at the County Bank of Santa Cruz. He faces grand theft charges for depositing without real funds and withdrew 2,080 dollars before a bank overdraw notice.
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Dodd
Marcello DiMauro
Thomas
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Perot and Coburn complete first helicopter circumnavigation
H. Ross Perot, 23, and co-pilot Jay Coburn, 35, landed at city hall after a 30 day 28,000 mile circumnavigation in a Bell 206 Long Ranger. They crossed 26 countries and endured a mid sea refueling detour on a cargo ship in the North Pacific after Soviet air clearance issues.
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Hurricane Paul slams northern Mexico killing several and displacing thousands
The hurricane with winds up to 120 mph forced 60,000 from homes in Sinaloa and Baja California. Four dead, 10 missing, dozens injured in Ahome Guasave and Los Mochis. Gov and Red Cross warn of rising death toll as river floods threaten communities. Army evacuations from 43 towns underway.
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El Salvador Rebels Lose Ground as Government Gains
Washington officials say economic political and military shifts in El Salvador give the government the upper hand. The Salvadoran Army’s improved capabilities and land reforms undercut guerrilla leverage despite Nicaragua backing. The piece notes questions about future U S participation in atomic watchdog affairs.
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US to scale down IAEA role over Israel seat denial
James Devine deputy assistant secretary of state for nuclear energy tells Congress Washington will trim its IAEA involvement and may withdraw its membership after Israel was not granted a seat at the agency's annual meeting. He cites politicization of internal affairs.
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Six Die in Luxemourg Airport Airliner Crash
Transport Minister Josy Bartel reported a final tally of six killed and 40 injured in the Soviet Aeroflot Ilyushin 62 crash at Findel airport Luxembourg. The government communiqué said the plane carried 66 passengers and 11 crew.
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