West Bank clashes leave two dead in Dhahiriya riot
Israeli forces fatally shot two Arabs and wounded three in Dhahiriya amid a West Bank protest. Arm y operations arrested 64 Palestinians to deter collaborators and many more were injured or detained across the Gaza Strip and West Bank during the day.
Korean protesters demand release of jailed dissidents
Thousands converge in Seoul for a three hour rally at Yonsei University demanding release of political prisoners. Police use tear gas as protesters shout for freedom, while Roh Tae woo's government notes about 120 dissidents freed under a recent amnesty and roughly 300 others remain jailed or on trial. A separate report links a 16 year old photo to North Korea in the Jetliner sabotage case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
South Korea
Roh Tae-woo
Yonsei University
Roh
North Korea
Suspected Salvadoran aide linked to U S aid theft
A high profile candidate from President Duarte's Christian Democratic Party faces an investigation into the possible misappropriation of up to 2 million dollars in U S aid. Officials say the case could herald broader corruption findings across Salvadoran government departments tied to U S assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Salvador
el Salvador
Jose Napoleon Duarte
Christian Democratic Party
Luis Mejia Miranda
Duarte
Alejandro Duarte
United States Aid
United States
Mejia
National Commission For the Restoration of
Reagan Administration
Edwin Carr
Washington
Senators press Shamir on land for peace in Middle East
Thirty U.S. senators, allied with Israel’s Labor Party, criticize Prime Minister Shamir and the Likud for obstructing peace talks. They support Secretary of State Shultz’s interim plan based on UN Security Council Resolution 242. The letter to Shultz expresses dismay at Shamir’s stance on ceding occupied lands for peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
Israel
Yitzhak Shamir
Likud
Middle East
George P. Shultz
Shultz
Shamir
Egypt
New York Times
U S pressures China to halt Silkworm missile sales to Iran
Washington officials say the Reagan administration will consider lifting a trade sanction against China if a high level envoy proves Beijing will not export Silkworm missiles to Iran. The issue looms as Wu Xueqian visits, with China cited as Iran's major arms supplier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Reagan
China
Iran
U.S
Wu Xueqian
George P. Shultz
Persian Gulf
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
Iraq
Nicosia
Cyprus
Tehran
Baghdad
Basra
Ovindoli
Italy
Mount Magnola
Rome
Good Morning
Kim Hyum-hui
Kim
Korean Air Lines
Burma
Baghad
Abu Dhabi
Bahrain
Ms. Kim
KEY West Realty
Tonganoxie, Ks
Lois Fulkerson
Key West
Tee-Pee Junction
Tonganoxie
Massachusetts
James Lemoyne
N.Y
Neil A. Lewis
Times News Service
The
Disney Channel
Showtime
TMC
HBO
Cinemax
ESPN
Prime Ticket
Sports
Lifetime
CNN/ Headline News
Nickelodeon
USA Network
BRAVO
ABC
CBS
NBC
PBS
Discovery Channel
CBC
Nashville Network
the Learning Channel
Raw
Dalley
N. 2Nd Street
IRA
C.D
FDIC
Federated Investors Incorporated
Securities Investor Protection Corporation
Mitonadn
Nt RenLlawnenn
Crwsiann
Olde Discount Corporation
First National Bank OF Lawrence
Ninth
Motor Bank
Tennessee
South Bank
West 23Rd