Colombia pledges protection after death threats to Americans
Government promises special measures as the National Liberation Army threatens U.S. nationals in Colombia. An oil executive reports trips canceled for American staff and U.S. clients seek additional guards amid guerrilla attacks on Ecopetrol oil pipeline and multiple abductions. James Donnelly and David Kent remain missing. priest Francis Amico Ferrari freed.
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National Liberation Army
James Donnelly
Detroit
David Kent
Indianapolis
Francis Amico Ferarri
Rochester
N.Y
Carlos Lemos
National Security Council
Manuel Perez
Cano Limon
Caribbean
Ecopetrol
East German spy Markus Wolf disputed flee report
East German officials denied that Markus Wolf fled East Germany for Moscow claiming he was on vacation in the Soviet Union and not under arms dealing or export probe. ADN cited Wolf and family leaving for a vacation on Feb 12 with retirement denied by Eberhard Meier. Opposition figures questioned the claim, while Bild cited prosecutors denying investigations and Gysi dismissed the report as nonsense.
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Markus Wolf
East Germany
Moscow
Soviet Union
Sueddeutsche Zeitung
Munich
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KGB
ADN
Eberhard Meier
Meier
Bild
Gregor Gysi
Communist Party
Party of Democratic Socialism
Gysi
World Population Set to Grow Nearly One Billion This Decade
United Nations official Nafis Sadik warns Earth’s population of 5.2 billion will rise by about 1 billion this decade, the fastest growth in history. Growth occurs at three people per second, with 90 to 100 million added in 1990, mostly in the world’s poorest countries.
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Philippines
U.N
Nafis Sadik
United Nations Population Fund
South Korea
Truises Ad Promotes West 11th Downtown Listing
Fragmentary advertises a property at West 11th Downtown under the Snyder listing 042-7447 Truises Only Great. Readable details indicate a sale or rental notice with location hints and a phone contact Gale.
Mandela's release sparks talk on South Africa's future economy
Nelson Mandela urged shared governance in apartheid era South Africa as talks loom with whites on a new constitution. Economists warn nationalizing mines and banks could stall growth. business leaders urge private enterprise expansion while Mandela signals consultation with business before major shifts.
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South Africa
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Mandela
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Africa
ANC
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Theid
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South African Chamber of Business
Ortega closes Sandinista campaign with rally for victory
In Managua Daniel Ortega led a massive Sandinista rally before about 300000 supporters. He rejected communism and capitalism urging God for wisdom to govern and framed his rivals as U S backed Contra remnants, promising to forgive the national debt if he wins. The rally capped campaigning ahead of Sunday’s vote between Ortega and Violeta Barrios de Chamorro.
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Nicaragua
Daniel Ortega
U.S
Ortega
Lake
Anastasio Somoza
Violeta Barrios de Chamorro
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