Partial easing of Japan sanctions at Venice summit
At the Venice economic summit the United States announced a partial lifting of April sanctions on Japan after Reagan and Nakasone met. Reagan said Japan complied with a pledge to stop dumping chips in third countries, as gulf tensions and sanctions policy dominated talks. European and Canadian officials warned against pre emptive strikes while Iran was warned over Silkworm missiles.
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Venice
Italy
UPI
United States
Persian Gulf
Japan
Reagan
Yasuhiro Nakasone
U.S
Iran
Amintore Fanfani
Gulf
Foreign Affairs Ministry
Helmut Kohl
Nakasone
Mulroney
West Germany
Canada
France
Britain
Iraq
White House
Howard Baker
Jimmy Carter
Baker
Spying devices found in Moscow embassy raise security cost
James Schlesinger, former CIA chief, warned that Soviet bugging of the new U S Moscow embassy is massively extensive and removing the devices could cost tens of millions of dollars. He noted built in sections were honeycombed with listening devices and warned of potential structural weakness if removed. He suggested possible options including rebuilding top floors or constructing a second secure facility, requiring Soviet agreement.
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Moscow
UPI
State Department
U.S
James Schlesinger
CIA
Schlesinger
George Shultz
Washington
Soviet Union
German magazine says Rust briefed before Moscow flight
West German magazine Bunte reported that Mathias Rust was warned by a German civilian pilot with experience evading East European radar defenses prior to his unauthorized flight to Red Square in Moscow. The pilot allegedly warned the 19 year old Rust about the peril of the trip.
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BON
West Germany
UPI
Mathias Rust
Red Square
Bunte
Rust
Moscow
East Germany
Young pilot defies radar in Red Square flight attempt
Rust, 19, planned the low level dash toward Red Square, seeking to outwit radar. A Hamburg Aero Club member, he rented a Cessna 727 and crossed 420 miles of Soviet airspace to land near the Kremlin wall, while authorities probe possible motives and ties to Western intelligence.
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Rust
Bunte
Hamburg Aero Club
Finland
Kremlin
Criminals receive longer federal prison terms study says
A Justice Department report shows the average federal sentence last year was about five and a half years, 32 percent longer than 1979. Drug, fraud, and weapons offenses rose 38, 43, and 41 percent respectively, robberies 10 percent, while only 59 percent of the original terms were served on average before parole. Parole revocations for new crimes more than doubled in the period.
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Washington
UPI
Justice Department
Bureau of Justice Statistics
Death Notices Gathered From Ohio Area on June 8 1987
Death records list Mrs Gladys C Fisher 85 of Columbiana OH Daniel P Spagan 2 of Waldo Street Anthony DeVincentis 66 of 909 Dewey Ave Theodore E Burke 71 of Volant RD 1 Mrs Abraham West 74 of Fombell RD 1 Mrs Harry W Grubbs 69 of Slippery Rock Mary M Flaherty 45 of Chapin Road RD 3 Mrs Mary E Hess 94 of Uvalde TX Michael J Klamat 73 of 767 Addis St Mrs Alice M Wynn 90 of 125 W North St Melda Martin 59 of Ellwood City.
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Gladys C. Fisher
Columbiana
Ohio
Daniel P. Spagan
Waldo St
Anthony DeVincentis
Dewey Ave
Theodore E. Burke
Volant
Abraham West
Fombell
Harry W. Grubbs
Slippery Rock
Mary M. Flaherty
Chapin Road
Mary E. Hess
Uvalde
Texas
Michael J. Klamat
Addis St
Alice M. Wynn
W. North St
Melda Martin
Ellwood City
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Sccats
Sesves Nycat Andeaver
TNS Oort
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