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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1981

Page

12

Munich Shootout Kills Two Extremists in West Germany

Police in Munich battled five suspected right wing extremists for 15 minutes in a southern district. Two suspects were killed, a third wounded, and a policeman was seriously hit. Surviving suspects were jailed as details wait a press briefing. Sources say plainclothes officers tracked the group for the Federal Criminal Office. The car halted at Perlacher Forest before gunfire and a grenade were hurled.

Munich West Germany Federal Criminal Office

Moon to face tax evasion charges in United States

Unification Church founder Sun Myung Moon plans to return to the United States to confront several federal charges including filing false tax returns for 1973 to 1975 and failing to report interest and stock income. A Moon aide, Takeru Kamiyama, faces related counts.

Seoul South Korea Unification Church Sun Myung Moon United States New York Moon Irvington N.Y Korea U.S America Takeru Kamiyama Tarrytown

Former Soviet activist dies in car crash in Israel

Vita ly Rubin a Soviet Jewish movement activist and associate professor of Chinese studies at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem died in a car accident near Beersheba in southern Israel. His wife was seriously injured. Rubin immigrated to Israel in 1976 after a four-year visa battle and specialized in Chou dynasty philosophy at Moscow’s USSR Academy of Sciences.

Tel Aviv Israel Vitaly Rubin Moscow Hebrew University of Jerusalem Rubin Institute of Oriental Studies U.S.S.R. Academy of Sciences Hebrew University Beersheba

U.S. and South Africa begin nuclear talks in Johannesburg

Four American nuclear experts opened talks with South African officials seeking safeguards on processing and use of enriched uranium. If safeguards meet U.S. law and NPT concerns are satisfied, the contract could enable processing of South African uranium for Koeberg I and II, reversing Washington’s prior refusal to supply enriched fuel.

Johannesburg South Africa U.S United States France Koeberg Washington

Belgians Report Blast Claim From Unknown Group

An anonymous caller claimed responsibility for a booby trapped van explosion in Antwerp near the diamond district killing two women and injuring 99 others. Police investigate the group Direct Action Belgium while officials probe motives amid denials from former Direct Action members and PLO involvement.

Antwerp Belgium Anna Paenen Simonne van den Bussche Belga Direct Action Group Direct Action France Paris Brussels Palestine Liberation Organization PLO

OPEC May Resolve Pricing Dispute At Geneva Meeting

OPEC faces pressure from reduced US and European demand to settle a two year pricing dispute at a special meeting in Switzerland. Analysts say prices could rise to a benchmark of 34 or 35 dollars per barrel, with impact on US gasoline, though consumer relief is possible if demand remains slack. Subroto, Indonesian Oil Minister, noted the Thursday price-setting session, while former forecasts warned against certainty.

New York United States Europe Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries Switzerland Libya Saudi Arabia U.S Subroto OPEC Jakarta Indonesia Eugene L. Nowak Dean Witter Reynolds Inc Geneva

Riot in Katowice as nationwide strikes surge in Poland

Katowice saw mobs attack a police station and flip a squad car as thousands gathered after authorities seized three Solidarity unionists. Across the country 12,000 textile workers in Zyradhow urged more food, 180,000 in Zielona Gora planned a strike, and locals defied government threats of martial law amid a 14 month clash with the Communist regime led by Jaruzelski.

Warsaw Poland Katowice Solidarity Union Solidarity Zyradhow Wojciech Jaruzelski Zielona Gora Independent Union Warsaw Television

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