Role in Libya: U S ambassador accused in plot to topple Khadafy
An Nahar reports the U S ambassador in Libya encouraged and then betrayed about 100 young officers alleged to plot Khadafy's overthrow. The claim, unverified by others, cites a list of names and says the ambassador was ordered to hand it to Washington. Maj Mohammed Naim named as leader. Palmer protected by U S.
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Policy Talks Algeria Set For Kosygin Visit Today
In Algiers President Houari Boumediene prepares for the arrival of Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin. Russian flags fly as public buildings display photographs of the leaders amid a festive capital. Details of Kosygin's visit remain undisclosed by officials.
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VA Hospitals Face Long Waiting Lists Across Regions
A nationwide look shows long waiting lists at VA medical centers including Hines near Chicago and Atlanta with dozens of patients awaiting admission. Officials cite budget caps and policy rules while some patients praise care, others report delays and miscommunications in urgent cases.
Iran modernizes while retaining ancient charm on growth path
An article notes Iran’s 20 year modernization bridging Asia and Europe Med world. Tehran gains modern squares boulevards alongside mosques bazaars. Population doubles to three million in 15 years. New hydro plant Elburz mountains powers the capital and a lake harbor hosts pleasure boats. Four new highways link to Caspian north. Iran exports 200 tons of caviar yearly.
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Passport Office Moves to New Headquarters in Washington
The U S Passport Office opened at a new headquarters Monday, moving about 4 400 items of furniture and 365 staff to a location three blocks away. Director Frances Knight lamented the change as unnecessary but said space needs for White House expansion drove the relocation. The move could cost up to 1 million when accounting for time lost and relocation expenses.
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Suspect Sought In Panhandle South Plains Fair Theft
Police seek a suspect after three men allegedly snatched a bag with about 1390 dollars from a glass pitch stand at the Panhandle South Plains Fair on Saturday night. A stand worker identified a suspect to officers following a child’s alert.
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