Sweden says suspected sub may have escaped Hors Bay
After a week of depth charges in Hors Bay Sweden admits a Soviet bloc submarine might have escaped. Gen Lennart Ljung said a submarine was in Hors Bay but could still be there the likelihood decreasing. The navy widened the search with two reconnaissance planes. the sub was spotted on Oct 1 near Musko Bay. Capt Sven Carlsson said the last firm indication was Friday.
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Submarine probes show superpower stake in neutral Sweden
Swedish defense experts say foreign submarines in the Baltic coast may be used as launch pads in crisis. Analysts argue the Kremlin would avoid porting subs during tension, and NATO pressure could rise if Sweden fails to clear waters. The Hors Bay hunt nears day ten, tracing back to the U 137 grounding near Karlskrona last Oct 27.
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Nobel Prize in Medicine Awarded for Prostaglandin Research
The 1982 Nobel Prize in Medicine awarded to John R. Vane and Swedes Lune Bergstrom and Bengt Samuelsson for prostaglandin discoveries. Prizes total 1.15 million kronor. all three are affiliated with Harvard. Bergstrom chairs the Nobel Foundation Board and had been a noted candidate.
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Factions clash near Beirut amid Lebanon fighting
In east Beirut heavy clashes between leftist and rightist militias are reported the worst since Israel’s 1982 invasion with further cross border fire in the Bekaa Valley. Israeli and Druze Muslim factions fight in Aley and Moslem west Beirut sees arrests of leftists and Palestinians. The Lebanese Forces form a Christian-led security bloc coordinating with the government intelligence and the Second Office as tensions rise across Lebanon.
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Poles sever ties with two Polish cities
Poland cut all telephone and telex links today with Gdansk and Szczecin after orders not to accept calls to the two areas. Officials could not confirm if outages were deliberate or technical, as martial law restrictions deepen and Solidarity remains outlawed. The outage follows the December ban and prior restoration of direct lines last May amid mounting strikes. Archbishop Glenski condemned the acts and called for protests on November 10, while Pope John Paul II criticized parliament for denying basic rights.
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