Nicaragua bishop abducted amid rebel raid report
Government bulletin says American born Bishop Salvator Schlaefer was killed resisting captors near Francia Sirpi as rebels allegedly abducted him, four churchmen, and about 500 Miskito Indians. U.S. officials and church sources could not confirm. others suggest voluntary departure to Honduras. The clash follows recent Central American peace talks and a Christmas appeal from El Salvador’s bishops.
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Nakasone presses for LDP backing after election setback
Tokyo AP report says Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone began private talks with LDP elders to secure backing for a second term. He aims to convene the Diet on Monday for an official endorsement if support is found, amid LDP losses from 285 to 250 seats and Tanaka's bribery conviction casting a shadow over leadership.
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U S team surveys Laos crash site in 1972 shoot down
A U S government team led by Col Joe Harvey completed a four day survey at Pakse in southern Laos. The mission seeks information on Americans missing in action from the Vietnam War. The visit aims to determine if human remains or other evidence could be recovered from the 1972 crash area.
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