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Dixon Telegraph in Dixon, Illinois

19 Jan 1989

Page 11

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Dixon Telegraph

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Dixon, Illinois, United States of America

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Jan 19, 1989

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11

Bonn says Libyan plant may produce chemical weapons

West Germany fears a Rabta Libyan plant could manufacture chemical weapons with possible German company involvement. Chancellor Kohl was not told of U.S. suspicions until Oct 1988, after details reached Bonn, amid disclosures from Information Services and later investigations of Frankfurt and Hamburg firms.

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Bonn West Germany UPI Libya Wolfgang Schaeuble Helmut Kohl Kohl U.S United States Iton Schaeuble Foreign Ministry BND IBI Imhausen- Chemie Frankfurt Pen Tsae Hamburg Hans-Dietrich Genscher
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Police allow Czechs to rally in Wenceslas Square

In Prague thousands organized a peaceful rally marking Palach's memory as police largely stayed away after days of clashes with riot police. About 5 000 gathered and 1 500 formed a chanting group while the rest dispersed peacefully, signaling a “small victory” for free association despite calls for Havel.

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Prague Czechoslovakia UPI Wenceslas Square Jan Palach Charles Square Vaclav Havel Right of Free Association Ivo Bosak Vienna
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Gadhafi warns US strike on Rabta plant would echo Hiroshima

Libyan leader Muammar Gadhafi told Libyan TV the Rabta facility near Tripoli, accused by Washington of chemical weapon production, would be like bombing Hiroshima. He challenged the US to strike the plant, saying Arab unity and aggression would be defeated and that Libya has no carrier aircraft to confront American forces.

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London Muammar Gadhafi U.S Tripoli Washington Hiroshima Gaddafi Central Council of the International Confederation of Arab Trade Unions United States British Broadcasting Corp
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Rabta Muammar Gaddafi Wille Pharmaceuticals Gadhafi van Heusen J Dixon Sterling
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