Israel Won't Bring New Proposals to Washington Talks
Israeli delegations to the Arab-Israeli peace talks will not carry new proposals to the eighth round in Washington set to resume Dec 7. Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin gave no new instructions, as Israel expects the Arabs to hold back until President-elect Clinton takes office. Negotiations involve the Palestinians Jordan Lebanon and Syria with U S backing.
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Algeria braces for night curfew amid unrest
In Algiers police tightened controls for the first night of an indefinite curfew aimed at crushing an Islamic fundamentalist rebellion. The Islamic Salvation Front, seeking an Islamic republic, faced a military seizure that halted Algeria's first multi party elections. A state of emergency was declared and the group banned.
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India accused of violating accord dispute over embassy staff
India accuses a party of violating the accord on embassy staff amid a dispute dated from May, with tensions over adherence to the agreement and the handling of staff membe rs.
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Spain police arrest GRAPO suspect after robbery shock
Police in Santander arrested a leader of a shadowy terrorist group after a robbery at a construction site left one suspect seriously wounded. Officers shot another who was hospitalized and a third alleged GRAPO member was taken into custody.
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French students send rice gift to Somalia amid port closure
In Mogadishu, as the main port remains shut by militia fighting, French children donate tons of rice to Somali youngsters. Laborers wade through surf to deliver the relief, while France’s humanit...
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United States offers warship to Turkey
The United States proposes gifting a Knox type frigate worth 175 million dollars to Turkey to compensate for the Turkish warship Muavenet being hit by a U S aircraft carrier during NATO drills in the Aegean. Turkish authorities will inspect the ship in Istanbul before acceptance.
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Oil spill feared to be largest in history
The Greek tanker wreck off western La Coruna has caused an oil slick spreading over at least 20 square miles by Saturday. Environmentalists report 2,000 oil soaked birds along Mera beach while officials note calmer seas aid containment amid an ongoing investigation into the disaster.
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Critics accuse Prince Charles of backing French farmers
London AP report notes critics charge Prince Charles with supporting French farmers as lawmakers defend him amid controversy and political pressure.
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