GIs Killed in Blast as West German Police Report Injuries
U S military authorities confirm three soldiers killed and at least 12 wounded after a blast. West German police estimate up to 30 soldiers injured. The Frankfurt corps reported fatalities and casualties amid ongoing investigations.
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Soldiers Injured in U S Training Ground Explosion in West Germany
About a dozen soldiers were hospitalized after a training range explosion near Nuremberg. The 58th Combat Engineer Camper of the 11th Armored Cavalry Regiment said the cause was unknown. Fort Rucker led the safety investigation as authorities clarified no chemical or nuclear involvement for locals.
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Papandreou threats end leases talks with United States
Greek Prime Minister Andreas Papandreou warned on Sunday that talks to renew the five year Greek U S lease agreement could be canceled with negotiations moving to the fall. He said the bases would close in 1988 if the United States rejects conditions and makes accusations against Greece.
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Opposition signals possible talks to end protests
Seoul reports quiet streets as opposition leaders Kim Young-sam and Kim Dae-jung weigh resuming discussions with the government on democratic reforms. Police remain on alert. no clashes in the capital amid nationwide unrest.
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