Belgian Doctor Jan Cools Freed In Lebanon Hostage Case
Belgian doctor Jan Cools, 33, working with the Norwegian Aid Committee, was released after 13 months in captivity in Sidon Lebanon. He was kidnapped May 21 1988 in Rashidiyeh near Tyre as the Soldiers of Truth claimed responsibility. The release follows mediation hints involving Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi and Fatah Revolutionary Council talks.
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Jan Cools
Norwegian Aid Committee
Beirut
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Rashidiyeh
Tyre
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Muammar Gaddafi
Anglican Church
Terry Waite
Gilbert Bioul
Mustapha Saad
Bioul
Soldiers of Truth Organization
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Palestine
Abu Nidal
Soldiers of Truth Initiative
Regina Dewitte
Reagan to receive second honorary title in Paris
Former President Reagan arrives in Paris for a three day visit to accept another European honor and attend events marking the Eiffel Tower centennial. He and Nancy Reagan will meet Prime Minister Rocard dine with Jacques Chirac and attend a major outdoor celebration with laser light and a birthday cake.
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French Academy
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Michel Rocard
Jacques Chirac
Rally For the Republic
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Seine River
OAS Delegation Leaves Panama After Failing to Break Crisis
A four nation OAS team ended a three day visit to Panama after not persuading the government and opposition to start talks to end the five week political crisis. Mario Palencia said Panamanians must now sit and negotiate while Diego Cordovez urged possible dialogue after reflection.
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Mario Palencia
Organization of American States
Manuel Antonio Noriega
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Diego Cordovez
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