Namibian exiles to be airlifted under new laws
Windhoek reports South African and U.N. officials announce repeal of most racist Namibia laws and a general amnesty. Proclamations signed by President Botha in Cape Town pave the way for an airlift of over 40,000 exiles and set the stage for U.N. supervised elections in November. WW1
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Plane crash kills 120 at Suriname airport
A Suriname Airways DC-8 carrying 183 aboard crashed near Zanderij Airport in thick fog, reportedly killing 120. Among the passengers were Suriname's army chief of staff Gen Lew Yen Tai and a 14-member Dutch soccer squad. The craft departed from Amsterdam and crashed about one mile from the runway.
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