NATO endorses U S summit stance at Reykjavik talks
NATO defense ministers endorsed the United States position after talks in Gleneagles as Reagan and Gorbachev pursued a nuclear arms reduction. Weinberger said parity with Soviet conventional forces is required for large nuclear cuts and noted no NATO revolt. Kohl's White House visit echoed optimism for a forthcoming agreement.
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Helmut Kohl
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West Germany
Gorbachev
Kohl
Central Americans Face Higher Asylum Denial Rates
A GAO study shows Central American asylum seekers are far more often denied than immigrants from other nations. El Salvador and Nicaragua approvals were notably low at 2 and 7 percent, versus Poland and Iran at 49 and 66 percent, amid a 24 percent world average.
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General Accounting Office
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Joe Moakley
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Arlen Specter
R-Pa
GAO
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U.S
Immigration and Naturalization Service
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Nicaragua
Iran
Poland
OPEC agrees on production limits for two months
OPEC ministers finalize a two month ceiling of 15 million barrels per day for 12 of 13 members starting Nov 1, with Iraq exempt. The pact, extending a prior agreement, expires Dec 31 and likely won t lift oil or gasoline prices significantly.
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Kuwait
Fawzi Shakshaki
Shakshaki
Iraq
Organization of Petroleum Exporting
Bundy Death Warrant Set For November Execution
Gov. Graham signed a death warrant for Theodore Bundy over the 1978 murder of a 12-year-old girl. The execution is scheduled for 7 a.m. November 18 in Florida’s electric chair, six days before Bundy’s 40th birthday.
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Fla
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Theodore Bundy
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Bundy
Riots in Harare over Machel death in South Africa
Mobs in Harare, about 5,000 protesters, attacked foreign offices including South African Airways and Air Malawi. Rioters accused Pretoria of causing Mozambique President Samora Machel's plane crash, while police arrested over 50 demonstrators and cleared streets with tear gas.
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Air Malawi
Publisher and daughter stop gunman at Anchorage Times
A 41 year old man rammed the Anchorage Times with a rifle and pistol firing in the lobby and upper offices. Publisher Bob Atwood and his daughter Elaine tackled the assailant and seized the weapon. No other injuries reported as police take him into custody after a smoke grenade incident.
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Times
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Atwood
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