France Breaks Diplomatic Ties With Iran Over Dispute
Western Europe sees strained ties as France cuts relations with Iran over a long simmering dispute. Britain minimizes impact while Italy and West Germany face retaliation for spoofs of Ayatollah Khomeini. Other nations avoid commenting, citing it as a France Iran issue.
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Italy voids arrest warrants for Vatican bank officials
Italy's Court of Cassation threw out arrest warrants for Archbishop Paul C. Marcinkus and two Banco Ambrosiano officials in the 1982 bank collapse case. The ruling removes arrest risk, allowing them to leave Vatican City. Marcinkus praised the decision. defense lawyer Adolfo Gatti called justice restored.
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Kim Dae jung to seek presidency amid opposition split
In Seoul Kim Dae jung withdraws his pledge not to run, setting up a clash with Kim Young sam as the opposition seeks to unite against Roh Tae woo. Chun Doo hwan calls for an end to past confrontations and pledges a peaceful power transfer at term end February. In Moscow Tass reports a 20 to 150 kiloton underground nuclear test as part of a shift from moratorium. In Jerusalem the Soviets resume jamming Hebrew broadcasts during a Soviet consular delegation visit.
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U.N. Approves Draft binding Iran Iraq cease fire call
U N Security Council has drafted a binding cease fire resolution for the Iran Iran conflict with enforcement options from economic measures to possible military action The measure aims to end hostilities and protect world oil supplies ahead of a Monday New York session attended by Foreign Minister Hans Dietrich Genscher.
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Jetliner and RAF Plane Almost Collide Denied
British Airways denies a newspaper report stating a Boeing 747 bound for Los Angeles nearly collided with a Royal Air Force Hercules transport. The spokesman said the aircraft flew parallel in the same direction with the BA pilot keeping watch on the Hercules at all times.
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France ends relations with Iran amid embassy row
Paris and Tehran sever diplomatic ties after a 16 month dispute over an Iranian embassy employee linked to the Paris bombings. Police tightened security around the Paris mission as both sides ordered staff to leave within five days.
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