Catholic Legislators Voice Guarded Ulster Peace Support
Northern Ireland Catholic legislators backed Britain's peace plan with cautious optimism and urged IRA to lay down arms. They argued for real input in Northern Ireland affairs while preparing to participate in the proposed legislative assembly elections. Protests by United Loyalist Action Group faced internal strains amid plans for a Belfast rally.
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Kuwait Roundup of Iraqis Over Border Dispute
Kuwait deploys troops to detain Iraqis amid a border standoff with Baghdad. Army vehicles chase civilians, checkpoints around government buildings, oil facilities, and the modernization plant. Iraqi reinforcements arrive as Kuwait seeks mediation. Arab nations and the Arab League arrange talks. Kuwait vows no territorial concessions. Iraqi forces number about 95,000 with 220 jets.
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Iran
Sabah el Ahmed
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Suez Canal
Egypt
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