U.S. and Israel say nuke misunderstanding cleared
In Jerusalem the United States and Israel said they had clarified any misunderstanding over Israel’s raid on Iraq’s nuclear reactor. Washington kept quiet on lifting the F 16 delivery suspension. McFarlane said the joint statement marked clarified relations, with no details on future consultations. He planned to report to Haig and Congress on the clarifications.
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Cardinals discuss Vatican deficit in secret finance talks
Vatican cardinals opened two days of closed sessions to address a mounting deficit feared to threaten bankruptcy. Estimates place the Vatican deficit at about 28 to 30 million dollars, with no confirmation from church officials.
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Royal couple chat with archbishop before wedding
Prince Charles and Lady Diana discussed sex and marriage with Archbishop of Canterbury Dr. Robert Runcie. He said the couple received guidance that sex is good but must be directed aright. Diana chose not to promise obedience during the St Paul’s cathedral service.
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Five Jesuits Freed and Sent to Mexico
A group of five Jailed Jesuits were freed and flown to Mexico after departure details were provided by Toncontin Airport authorities. Maria Tojeira, spokesperson for the Jesuits in Honduras, notes authorities confirmed the seminarians’ departure amid regional tensions with Maryknoll missionaries and Jesuits accused by Central American governments of involvement with revolutionary movements.
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Holy Spirit axe man tries Parliament entry in Cape Town
An ax wielding man shouting he was the Holy Spirit tried to force his way into Parliament in Cape Town as police and ushers wrestled him to the ground. He screamed the claim and broke free, nearly leaping from a 12 foot balcony before being subdued and handcuffed. Police kept motive unclear. a policeman sustained a bloody nose.
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