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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1992

Page

5

Secretive Soviet scientists join Western talks on nuclear future

At Stavanger Norway a three day conference gathers 30 scientists and Rogaland officials from formerly secret Soviet cities to discuss opening the closed zones, nuclear safety and possible cooperation with Western experts. The event aims to ease tensions after the Soviet collapse while keeping some controls on press access.

Stavanger Norway Amalht Soviet Union Forbidden Zone Odd Arild Kvalev Rogaland Scandinavia Britain United States Russia Penza-19 Tomsk-7 Sverdlovsk-16 Arzamas-16 Nuclear Club Svein Jakob Mathisen Rogaland-Russia Cooperation Committee Moscow Tore Neerland Erik Klippenberg Norwegian Defense Research Establishment

Kurds Delay Vote To Guard Against Election Fraud

Kurdish leaders in Zakho postpone the first democratic election in the region by two days after ink used to mark voters failed to prove durable. Front-runners Barham Salih and Jalal Talabani, with rival Massoud Barzani, face a four person race for a 100 seat Kurdistan National Assembly.

Zakho Iraq Kurdistan National Assembly Barham Salih Patriotic Union of Kurdistan Jalal Talabani Massoud Barzani Salih Washington Area Talabani Barzani Baghdad Saddam Hussein Saddam Kurdish Democratic Party

Gadhafi says Libyan suspects free to go to West

Libyan leader Muammar Gadhafi refused to hand over two Libyan suspects in the 1988 Pan Am Flight 103 bombing but said they may go to the West if they wish. A British lawyer for the pair said they are reluctant to face trial abroad. The UN has imposed an air and arms embargo to pressure handover to the United States or Britain.

Tripoli Libya Muammar Gadhafi Pan Am London U.S Britain United States U.N. Security Council Gaddafi

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