South Africa Accepts Western Plan for Namibia
CAPE TOWN AP South Africa accepted the Western compromise plan for South-West Africa while SWAPO leader Sam Nujoma remained cool to it. The plan envisions a ceasefire, a constitutional assembly under UN supervision, a UN military civilian force, and withdrawal of most SA troops as Namibia moves toward independence by year end. Nujoma refused to comment on Vorster's announcement, saying SWAPO's stance is known.
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Police search widens as Moro kidnap saga deepens
Rome police probe Moro abduction after a caller claimed he was freed near Via Pontina. Meanwhile gunmen wounded CD leader Gerolamo Mechelli in a Rome suburb as authorities announce nine suspects in Moro case. Authorities seek six men and three women charged with forming the armed gang.
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Drug use in armed forces feared to hurt readiness
A House Narcotics Committee report cites a preliminary survey where 75 percent of officers say at least half of permanent enlisted personnel use marijuana weekly and over 30 percent say drug use would hinder unit performance. Officers note some enlisted troops use heroin monthly as hearings set to reveal more results.
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Monks Hoard Early Christian Texts At Sinai Monastery
Greek Orthodox monks on Mount Sinai hold a massive cache of parchment and papyrus fragments dating before 300 A D at St Catherine's Monastery. German scholars urge rapid microfilming to secure the collection before potential conflict endangers it.
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Wyeth Eyes Russia as Honorary Soviet Member Seeks Color in Drab Land
Wyeth, named honorary member of the Soviet Academy of Art, says he would love to see Russia despite persistent claims of drabness. The realist master from Chadds Ford believes his stark, humanistic work would appeal to Soviet critics who favor traditional painting over avant garde styles.
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Basic charter trip to Mali offered by Thomson Holidays
Thomson Holidays offers a seven day charter visit to Timbuktu Mali for 45 pounds. Tourists will visit Bamako and Mopti. The trip is marketed for travelers preferring minimal comfort and no souvenirs or air conditioning.
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