Terrorism links span globe as Bulgaria aids suspects
A Western-led anti terror drive gains momentum as Bulgaria extradites four West German fugitives amid a broader review of terrorist networks. The arrests follow a Berlin jail escape and involve linked cases in Italy and Latin America, highlighting international cooperation and shifting definitions of terrorism.
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Bulgaria
Yugoslavia
Bonn
Till Meyer
Black Sea
Meyer
Berlin
Peter Lorenz
Supreme Court
Gunter von Drenkmann
Gabriele Rollnick
Italy
Red Brigades
Aldo Moro
Antonio Esposito
Genoa
Latin America
South America
Fidel Castro
Ernesto Che Guevara
Argentina
Brazil
Uruguay
Paraguay
Bolivia
Chile
Tupamaros
People’s Revolutionary Army
Bunge & Born Co
Montoneros
Federal Police
Buenos Aires
Central America
Nicaragua
el Salvador
Guatemala
Nicraguas
Sandinist
National Liberation Front
Somoza
FALN
United States
Armed Forces of National Liberation
Puerto Rico
Fraunces Tavern
Lower Manhattan
New York
Chicago
Carlos Alberto Torres
Marie Haydee Beltran Torres
Oscar Lopez Rivera
Europe
Alberto Franceschini
Moro
Prospero Gallinari
Brigades
Communist Party
Rudi
Rudolf Dutschke
Provisional
Irish Republican Army
Ulster
Irish Republic
Belfast
Ottawa to Raise 150 Foot Peace Tower Flag for Canada Day
Canada Day plans convert the Peace Tower into the world's largest flagpole. The 150 by 30 foot flag will unfurl in 2 minutes 48 seconds to match O Canada. The government emphasizes symbolism over tradition as Monarchy power is recast in Quebec view.
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Ottawa
Peace Tower
O Canada
Rideau Hall
Marc Lalonde
Lalonde
Quebec
Crown as bargaining tool in Canada unity debate
Opinion argues the monarchy may be used to ease Quebec's concessions in a national unity package. It notes the Royal Visit and televised address to mark Edmonton events as a unifying, emotionally charged moment aimed at fostering a shared Canadian identity across English and French speakers.
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Canada
Quebec
Peace Tower
Edmonton
Duke of Edinburgh
Prince Andrew
Prince Edward
Newfoundland
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Trudeau
Gordon Robertson
California Prop 13 influence spreads to Canada in tax debate
Echoes of the California tax revolt reach Canada with political warnings in Ontario Manitoba and British Columbia. Surrey residents protest higher assessments while Windsor police funding faces cuts. Ottawa papers note tax relief plank in the federal opposition and Ottawa’s reaction to U.S. tax trends.
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Ottawa
Canada
California
United States
Surrey
British Columbia
Vancouver
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Sidney Spivak
Conservative Adminstration
Canadian Trucking Association
Ontario
The
Citizen
Progressive Conservative Party
U.S
Windsor
Bert Weeks
N.Y. Times News Service
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Middle East
Air France
Entebbe
Vienna
Mich Ramirez Sanchez
Carlos
London
Paris
Libya
Iraq
Aden
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Palestine Liberation Organization
Cenfer
Charles Lynch
Robert Trumbull
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