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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1986

Page

17

Charges Dropped for White House Maid in Ammunition Case

A federal judge dismissed the munitions smuggling case against Anita Sanabria Castelo, Nancy Reagan’s maid, after prosecutors found no criminal intent. Castelo, 45, was tied to 350,000 rounds found on a Paraguayan freighter at Richmond Deepwater Terminal. Co defendants Baez Acosta and Eugenio Silva pleaded guilty. sentencing set for December 5.

White House Anita Sanabria Castelo U.S. District Court Richmond Castelo Michael Morchover Nancy Reagan U.S Robert R. Merhige Jr Michael Morchower Henry Hudson Hudson Merhige Paraguay Joseph Kaestner Silva United States

Western group cites worsening Soviet human rights record

The International Helsinki Federation for Human Rights and dissident Vladimir Bukovsky warned that despite Gorbachev’s gestures since 1985, Soviet human rights abuses have intensified. The 340 page report, issued ahead of a Helsinki conference, notes up to 10,000 political prisoners, increased torture, and restricted medical care, visits, and letters.

Vienna Austria Soviet Union International Helsinki Federation For Human Rights Mikhail S. Gorbachev Communist Party Vladimir Bukovsky United States International Helsinki Federation Canada Moscow Yuri Ortov Nicholas Daniloff Daniloff U.S. News & World Report Federation Helsinki Europe Orlov Anatoly Shcharansky Bukovsky Reagan Yelena Bonner Andrei Sakharov Sakharov Bonner Gorky Albania

Gorbachev backs productive superpower summit

Gorbachev said he favors another US Soviet summit but only if productive and taking Reykjavik into account. He warned against backpedalling on nuclear disarmament and noted Reykjavik created a new international situation. No date set. Shultz and Shevardnadze meet in Vienna to gauge talks.

Moscow Mikhail &. Gorbahhev Reagan Reykjavik Iceland Gorbachev Tass Zimbabwe Robert Mugabe Geneva United States SDI U.S George P. Shultz Eduard A. Shevardnadze Vienna

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