Orlov Leaves Siberia to Join U S as Pact Aids Release
Yuri Orlov, a leading Soviet dissident freed from exile in a Soviet American bargaining, will fly to the United States today with his wife. The deal also led to the release or improved terms for American journalist Nicolas Daniloff and Soviet Gennady Zakharov. Orlov, aged 62, helped form Helsinki monitoring efforts and was linked to Andrei Sakharov. he faced 12 years for anti-Soviet agitation.
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Moscow
Yuri Orlov
Siberian
United States
Nicholas Daniloff
Gennady Zakharov
Daniloff
Zakharov
Soviet Union
George Shultz
Orlov
Siberia
KGB
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Irina
New York City
Alexander
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Helsinki
Anatoly Shcharansky
Vatican finds dissent but praises U S seminaries
The Vatican five year probe of 38 American seminaries finds most schools in good shape yet notes lingering dissent and confusion over magisterial authority. Authorities are told to act to restore doctrinal fidelity where needed, while bishops welcome the overall positive assessment.
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Vatican
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Vatican Congregation For Catholic Education
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Holy See
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Youngstown
Ohio
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Pope urges one day world cease fire for peace
Pope John Paul II called for a 24 hour global truce on Oct. 27 urging all warring parties and terrorists to halt violence and reflect. He spoke during a France visit and planned prayership in Assisi with faith leaders.
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Lebanon
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Annecy
Departing envoy defends Reagan on South Africa policy
U S ambassador Herman Nickel defends construct ive engagement as he leaves South Africa after 414 years in office. He says there is no rational alternative to the policy, despite black leaders and Congress criticizing Pretoria pressure and sanctions. Perkins will succeed Nickel as Washington's first black ambassador to South Africa.
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Pretoria
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Washington
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