Peace talks begin Thursday to cut forces in Europe
Representatives from the United States and Soviet Union will join European nations in a bid to agree on reducing forces deployed across Europe, aiming for a broader peace in the region.
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Newspaper
Dixon Telegraph
Location
Dixon, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1989
Page
5
Representatives from the United States and Soviet Union will join European nations in a bid to agree on reducing forces deployed across Europe, aiming for a broader peace in the region.
A Supreme Court panel resumes hearings on petitions to overturn the 1985 Bhopal Gas Disaster Relief Act. Protesters outside the courthouse demand rejection of the $475 million settlement between Union Carbide and the government, seen as too low by victims and critics.
In Khartoum a two day aid conference gathers UNICEF WFP and major donors to avert starvation in southern Sudan. Officials warn 100000 must receive 100000 tons of food by mid May to prevent additional deaths as rains cut routes.
The United States pledges to accept 25,000 more Indochinese refugees and fund resettlement efforts as Southeast Asian nations press for renewed emigration. Jonathan Moore, U.S. refugee coordinator, announced the target after talks with delegates from 33 countries, amid concern over slow U.S. intake.
Nearly half a million union teachers walked out for 24 hours in Mexico, demanding wage increases and the dismissal of SNTE leadership amid corruption claims. About 200,000 joined a march in Mexico City shouting for democracy and higher pay, with teachers earning roughly 130 dollars per month. The strike marked the third since December.
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