Rabin Says U.S.-Soviet Talks on Middle East Worry Israel
Israeli Defense Minister Yitzhak Rabin voiced concern to Secretary Shultz over a new U.S.-Soviet dialogue on the Middle East during a 90 minute meeting. He noted Soviet weapons shipments to Syria and stressed Israel’s fear of a broader conference. Shultz said the talks are an ongoing exchange, not an international conference.
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Pinochet orders executions in a Chilean murder case
In Quillota two policemen Jorge Sagredo and Carlos Topp, aged 29 and 35, were executed by firing squad after being convicted in the lovers lane killings that terrorized Villa del Mar from 1980 to 1981. The sentences followed appeals by victims’ families and defense attorneys, which were denied by President Augusto Pinochet. The victims were mainly leftists opposed to the regime. Meanwhile a Galaxy Airlines Electra freighter diverted to Dobbins AFB after gear trouble, no passengers aboard, amid ongoing crash investigations from last week’s Reno disaster that killed 68.
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China vows second lesson if Vietnam provokes frontier actions
Chinese Foreign Minister Wu Xueqian warned Singapore that China would teach Vietnam a second lesson if Hanoi continues provocations along the Sino Vietnamese frontier. He said Beijing would reserve the right to respond if Vietnam does not accept the first lesson.
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White House encounter by man who followed Marines to inauguration
A Denver man, Robert Latta, followed the Marine Band into the White House on January 20 and sat in the First Family’s private dining room. He faced a misdemeanor count of unlawful entry after spending eight days in jail on a $1,000 bond. Latta, a Denver water board employee, said he could not obtain a ticket to tour the White House.
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Demos play waiting game on budget
House Democrats say they are not sleeping as Reagan and Senate Republicans bargain over deficits and may propose alternatives if a deal fails. Rep. Gephardt says Democrats will wait to be effective and avoid partisan battles while the caucus fills vacancies and weighs committee posts and DNC chair candidates. Trent Lott criticizes the tactic, urging Democrats to join the playing field.
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