U S and Iran hold talks on frozen assets in The Hague
Delegations from Iran and the United States met at the Iran U S Claims Tribunal in The Hague to settle terms for returning about 506 million dollars held in escrow plus interest. The talks, led by John Crook for the U S side, sought a pledge Iran would make no further demands once the case closes, amid broader exchanges over how to proceed with the funds and potential leverage over hostages in Lebanon.
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Government sues to regain Marcos hidden wealth assets
The Philippine government filed its first suit to recover part of alleged hidden wealth amassed by ex president Ferdinand Marcos. It asks Sandiganbayan to grant title to Crown Building and three other Manhattan properties and a Lindenmere estate, plus $500 million in damages. The case targets Marcos Imelda and 19 others for misappropriation and plunder with possible Swiss deposits to follow.
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Stonegate Farms Kids Play Sunday Football
Stonegate Farms youths enjoy a Sunday football outing led by Doug Kretzer whose tackle of Mike Price appears premature given the football’s position. Michael Lawson and Danny Christensen are seen in the background among other players.
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Sakharov says Star Wars can be defeated with less cost
Soviet dissident Andrei Sakharov told ABC that the Star Wars defense plan could be countered with less investment than its creation would require. He denied being released from exile to oppose the U S program and, at 65, returned to Moscow after seven years in Gorky.
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Weather notes and health tips in Fair and chills forecast
Inland weather brief notes describe chilly conditions with low 24 degrees and a gradual warming, cloud increase forecast for Tuesday with a 46 degree high. Western Maryland map reference and travel safety tips for solo travelers are noted along with a Frederick clinic addressing PMS concerns. Also a New Year health note links black-eyed peas to luck and year-round uses.
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Africa tightens controls on black schools amid boycotts
South Africa announces new restrictions for black schools in Soweto and across black townships to curb boycotts and limit alternative education programs. The decree empowers the Education and Training Department to bar entry to schools, regulate movements on campus, and ban unauthorized courses as protests persist, with up to 300000 students nationwide absent from classes.
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County CB club offers free rides to revelers
Local CB club promotes a New Year safety program offering free rides to revelers. Kelley said rides may cover a 38 mile area with a couple and wife team responding, ensuring at least one member accompanies each passenger. Page 4-22 continues.
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Church to Hold New Year Youth Celebration
A church hosts a New Year Eve event for youths with dancing videos and party hats. Attendees are asked to bring bags for a planned games segment and to avoid alcohol. The program includes games, snacks, and a lighthearted social gathering.
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Former pilot offers new theory on Flight 007 cause
Former Korean Airlines pilot Park Yong-man tells Monthly Chosun the Flight 007 crew may have caused an inertial navigation system failure by moving the plane too soon after data entry. He disputes Hersh’s claim the crew entered wrong data, arguing the pilot’s actions could have triggered a malfunction.
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