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Dixon Telegraph

Location

Dixon, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1989

Page

9

Steger Antarctic trek slow as team covers first miles

Will Steger's Trans Antarctica expedition struggles on ice with 5 miles Friday and 10 miles Saturday to a food cache. Cathy DeMoll says pace must hit 20 to 30 miles daily to cross 4,000 miles in seven months, though film crew and radio contact with support base provide reassurances.

Paul, Minn UPI Will Steger Cathy DeMoll Steger Ely Minn DeMoll Twin Cities

Chileans back reforms to Pinochet era constitution

The opposition marked a decisive step toward democracy as 86.7 percent of voters approved 54 reforms to the 1980 constitution. Turnout covered 95 percent of polling places with 16 years of Pinochet rule to end in 1990. Three voting day deaths, plus a boat sinking near Puerto Montt, were reported.

Santiago Chile UPI Augusto Pinochet Pinochet Puerto Montt

Polish communists push Kiszczak for prime minister

Poland's Communist Party leader Mieczyslaw Rakowski urged Gen. Czeslaw Kiszczak for prime minister. Kiszczak, interior minister who guided round-table talks leading to Solidarity legalization, has party backing but faces resistance from those wary of generals in top posts.

Warsaw Poland UPI Communist Party Czeslaw Kiszczak Solidarity Mieczyslaw Rakowski Kiszczak PAP Wojciech Jaruzelski General Staff Academy Moscow

Beirut clashes kill fourteen as shelling rages in Beirut

Artillery duels between Christian forces and Syrian backed Druze militiamen around Souk El Gharb and in Beirut leave 14 dead and 110 wounded, raising the toll to 534 since mid March. Fire engulfs buildings as residents seek shelter while regional diplomacy stalls.

Beirut Lebanon UPI Souk el Gharb Michel Aoun Baabda West Beirut Selim Hoss Saudi Arabia Morocco Algeria Rabat Arab League Syria Aoun

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