Kissinger ends six nation Central America fact finding tour
Former Secretary of State Kissinger told Nicaragua's Sandinista leaders that the United States must not be asked to choose between peace and democracy as the bipartisan commission concludes a six day, six country tour. Ortega warned of war and urged a peaceful political solution amid protests and tightened rationing.
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Nicaragua
Henry A. Kissinger
United States
Central America
Kissinger
Reagan
Daniel Ortega
el Salvador
Ortega
Commission
U.S
Secret Service
Cuba
Soviet Bloc
Langhorne A. Motley
Motley
Kissinger Commission
Associated Press
CIA aided Nicaragua oil depot raid and rebel sabotage
CIA helped plan and fund sabotage operations against Nicaragua's industrial targets including the Corinto oil depot. Training and raids were organized from bases in Honduras with rebels blamed for attacks on Puerto Sandino and aircraft loss amid a broader U.S. effort to harass the Sandinista government.
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New York Times
Washington
Central Intelligence Agency
Nicaragua
Reagan Administration
CIA
Honduran
Pacific
Corinto
Honduras
Puerto Sandino
Managua
Daniel Ortega
U.S
Administration
Reagan
el Salvador
Nicaraguan Democratic Force
George F. Shultz
Revolutionary Democratic Alliance
Costa Rica
Congress
Catholic Canon Law Reforms Boost Women Rights Yet Fall Short
The revised code replaces the 1917 code and eliminates several demeaning provisions, allowing women to become diocesan business managers and judges on diocesan courts while still barring acolyte or lector roles. Lay ministers may perform some sacramental functions, and advocates press Rome to expand ministries to women.
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John Paul II
Judy Barnhiser
Committee On Women of the
Canon Law Society of America
MS. Barnhiser
Commonwealth of Virginia
Richmond
Agnes Rose McNally
Sister McNally
Canon Law Society
National Conference of Catholic Bishops
Rome
Cecilia Bennett
Biscayne College
Miami
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