Japanese auto makers wooed by U S states for new plants
An Associated Press survey shows more than 30 states wooing Japanese automakers with tax breaks and incentives to lure new factories. Toyota and Honda already expand in the United States while Nissan and others consider large assembly plants. Previewed benefits aim to offset dollar yen fluctuations and import- regulation fears.
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Soviet trawler seeks port with Navy crash survivors
A Russian trawler carrying 10 survivors of a U S Navy plane crash steams toward Petropavlovsk as U S Coast Guard Cutter Jarvis searches the North Pacific for two missing crewmen. Strong winds and rough seas hinder rescue and transfer plans.
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Brazilian court holds military regime liable for Herzog death
A Sao Paulo federal judge ruled the Brazilian military government responsible for Vladimir Herzog’s death in 1975. The decision, signaling a challenge to army narratives, orders an investigation into torture of political prisoners and faces confirmation by a higher appeals court.
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Pope Meets East German Foreign Minister in Private Talks
Pope John Paul II met East Germany's Foreign Minister Oskar Fischer in his first private talks with a communist official. Fischer, the first East German cabinet member to visit the Vatican, discussed church relations as the Holy See and East Germany lack formal diplomatic ties.
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Comaneci Falls From Uneven Bars At Worlds
Nadia Comaneci, 16, fell from the uneven bars at the 19th World Gymnastics Championships in Strasbourg. The Olympic gold medalist, who scored seven perfect 10s at Montreal, received a 9.25 from judges, virtually ending her bid for the world title.
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