Soviet denounces U S strike in Panama as Thatcher backs action
United Press International reports Soviet Foreign Ministry spokesman Vadim Perfilyev condemning the U S Panama intervention as a violation of the U N Charter and urging immediate cessation. Daniel Ortega of Nicaragua calls for U N Security Council action and mobilizes forces while Britain backs Washington, with Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher praising the move as courageous.
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Panama
Soviet Union
Britain
Daniel Ortega
U.N. Security Council
U.N
Vadim Perfilyev
Tass
United States
Perfilyev
Manuel Antonio Noriega
Noriega
Miguel D’escoto
Ortega
Latin America
Central America
Nicaragua
United Nations
Security Council
Organization of American States
Margaret Thatcher
Thatcher
Bush
Downing Street
Ted
First time canal shut as U.S. attack halts Panama traffic
Panama Canal closed to shipping after U.S. assault in Panama, the first combat related halt in the canal's 75 year history. A canal commission spokeswoman said ships inside would exit later today and the canal would reopen by Thursday.
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Panama City
Panama
UPI
Panama Canal
U.S
Oceans
Canal
Commission
Panama Canal Commission
Willie Friar
United States
Panamanan Defense Forces
Manuel Noriega
Bush declares Panama operation a success and withdraws forces
President Bush announces that the Panama crisis is resolved as U S troops strike Noriega led forces. He orders repeal of sanctions and vows to safeguard Americans while withdrawing newly deployed forces as Powell calls the mission a success for disrupting Noriega’s regime and stabilizing the region.
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Panama
Noriega
U.S
Bush
Telegraph worker from Panama fears retaliation at home
A Panama born Telegraph worker in Sterling since 1953 describes a lasting family tie and fear of retribution following political upheaval. he fears writing relatives back home as Panamanian authorities could still claim him as a Panamanian citizen. He notes Noriega’s rise and uncertain outcomes, hoping for a peaceful resolution.
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the Telegraph
Panama
Sterling
Torrijos
Noriega
Retalia
Helin Family Tragedy in Panama Park Shooting
Steve Helin, a budget analyst for Pan Canal Company, and his wife Candy were shot in a park by Panamanian soldiers while returning to Albrook Air Force Base. Candy died. Steve was unharmed. Their two daughters Tracey and Stephanie faced upheaval as the family prepared to leave Panama. The couple’s sister, Jane Shaeffer, sought details after frantic alarms and delayed warnings.
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Helin
Steve
Albrook Air Force Base
Pan Canal Company
Panama Canal
Panama
Candy
Candy Helin
Tracey
University of
Shaeffer
Washington, D.C
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