Pinochet Told to Stay Out of Chilean Politics
President Patricio Aylwin summoned former president Augusto Pinochet to the presidential palace and ordered him to remain out of politics. About 300 demonstrators shouted insults as Pinochet arrived, and police kept them 120 feet from the entrance. Aylwin cited Pinochet’s Sept. 5 speech accusing West German soldiers of various disqualifications as harming Chile's foreign relations.
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Pinochet
Santiago
Chile
Patricio Aylwin
Augusto Pinochet
Aylwin
West Germany
Israeli Soldier Killed After Gaza Refugee Camp Incident
An Israeli soldier died when locals in the Bureij refugee camp stoned and beat him after his vehicle rammed a donkey cart injuring two teenagers. Arab reporters, speaking anonymously, said the killing occurred in the Gaza Strip.
Sandinistas Boycott Nicaragua Reconciliation Talks
In Managua the national reconciliation talks opened with the Sandinistas absent. President Chamorro urged consensus among business leaders unions government and parties after two Sandinista strikes disrupted the country in May and July while Nicaragua shifts toward capitalism.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Violeta Barrios de Chamorro
White supremacist leader jailed in Australia for terror campaign
In Perth district court, 42 year old Vietnam veteran Jack Van Tongeren was sentenced to 18 years without parole for conspiring to oust Asians from Western Australia. He was convicted of 53 crimes including arson and bombings targeting five Chinese restaurants in Perth.
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Perth
Australia
Kevin Hammond
Jack van Tongeren
van Tongeren
Western Australia
Bullets Found Concealed in Italian-Bound Truck at Patras
Customs officials uncovered over 100000 bullets hidden in the sides of a refrigerated truck that arrived from Ancona, Italy. Two men who met the unescorted vehicle were arrested, while police sought Greek truck owner Giorgos Yannoulis, a Crete meat trader, for questioning.
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Patras
Greece
Italy
Ancona
Giorgos Yannoulis
Crete
German unification treaty ratified by both houses
West and East German lawmakers approved the unification treaty in Bonn and East Berlin, signaling end of four decades of division. The Bundestag passed it 442 to 47 and the Volkskammer 299 to 80 amid celebration, protests, and calls to reconcile legal systems.
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Bonn
West Germany
Germanys
Oda
Bundestag
Volkskammer
East Germany
East Berlin
ANC agrees to meeting with Zulu leader to end violence
The ANC said it would meet Inkatha leader Mangosuthu Buthelezi to seek an end to black factional fighting in South Africa. Mandela was expected to attend as high level talks followed a Durban meeting between ANC and Inkatha delegations amid continuing deadly clashes in Natal and Johannesburg townships.
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ANC
Johannesburg
South Africa
African National Congress
Nelson Mandela
Mandela
Inkatha
Mangosuthu Buthelezi
Inkatha Movement
Natal
Durban
Buthelezi
Truck driver finds wife working as call girl in Teramo
In Teramo Italy a truck driver visiting a brothel encounters his wife who had been moonlighting as a call girl. The wife tried to flee but was pursued. she later pressed charges after he struck her, according to La Stampa.
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Teramo
Italy
la Stampa
Turin
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