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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1988

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2

Honduran cocaine trafficker captured amid cross border raid

Juan Ramon Matta Ballesteros, an alleged international cocaine trafficker tied to a U.S. drug agent slaying, was brought to Marion federal prison in Illinois for questioning after a U.S.-Honduran operation culminated in a predawn Honduran raid. Honduran officials, criticizing the transfer as kidnapping, pursued an inquiry into the procedures as Honduras lacks an extradition treaty with the United States.

U.S Washington Honduras Ilinois Juan Ramon Matta Ballesteros Marion Dominican Republic Mr. Matta United States

Los Angeles sweep nets 210 arrests in gang crackdown

Police report 210 arrests in a 13 hour LA sweep through gang infested neighborhoods led by a 260 officer task force. In Pasadena a drive by shooting wounded three people possibly linked to gangs. Names Curly Robinson Charles Tolley and Wilford Ogletree listed among Pasadena victims.

Los Angeles Pasadena John O'Connell Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum O’connell Downtown Curly Robinson Charles Tolley Wilford Ogletree Lynn Froistad

Ortega threatens major offensive if cease fire fails

President Daniel Ortega warned that if cease-fire talks collapse the government will launch a major military offensive against the Contras. In Sapoa talks, both sides outlined seven cease-fire zones though key issues remain unresolved as negotiations drag into a fourth round. In Vietnam, Hanoi delivered 27 sets of U.S. missing service members for authentication, while warning Washington over politics and demanding funds for reconstruction.

Managua Nicaragua Daniel Ortega Voice of Nicaragua Contra Sapoa Jess Hanoi Vietnam United States U.S. Air Force Bhe Own Army Laboratories Honolulu U.S Washington Nguyen Co Thach Larry Pressler R-5.d Pentagon

Kuwait Rejects Blackmail Over Hostage Crisis

Kuwait refuses to free 17 pro Iranian extremists jailed for 1983 embassy bombings as Kuwaiti Airways Flight 422 remains hijacked to Iran. The incident ties into a broader Iran linked terror network and raises regional tensions with Lebanon hostages and Iranian revolution fears.

Nicosia Cyprus Lebanon Freedom Kuwait U.S Iran Kuwait Airways Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini Terry Anderson Middle East Associated Press Thomas Sutherland Persian Gulf

China denies missile sales to Iran amid Gulf tensions

Foreign Minister Wu Xueqian in a Beijing news briefing rejected U S claims that China supplied missiles to Iran and defended arms exports as responsible. He noted measures to curb sales to Iran and said China does not sell weapons to Iran or Iraq, highlighting Saudi assurances on intermediate missiles.

Beljing U.S China Iran Beijing Wu Xueqian Iraq Saudi Arabia

Ethiopia urges evacuation of foreign relief workers

Ethiopia's Relief and Rehabilitation Commission told international aid agencies to pull foreign personnel from the Tigray and Eritrea regions due to escalating rebel violence and disrupted aid. It said trucks bearing the UN flag are targeted, foreigners should stay out until security returns, and urged donors to hand operations to the commission to ensure aid continuity.

Addis Ababa Ethiopia Relief and Rehabilitation Commission Tigray Eritrea The Commission Unity, Integrity and Freedom of United Nations

US troops bolster Panama amid Noriega protests

In Panama City police used tear gas and birdshot to disperse about 50 demonstrators protesting Noriega as 1,300 additional U.S. troops arrived for routine jungle training. Hundreds watched as residents tossed garbage and set refuse ablaze amid the unrest.

Noriega Panama City Panama United States Manuel Antonio Noriega U.S Ann Crum U.S. Southern Command Panamia Manuel Solis Palma Reagan Marlin Fitzwater Central Avenue U.S. Southern

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