Death of riot police officer shocks Seoul amid unrest
Seoul government pledges tough action as riot clashes continue. Police report Park Dong jin, 21, killed when a stolen bus rammed a mob squad near Taejon. About 2,000 protesters attack police stations in Pusan, injuring many. Prime Minister Lee Han-key vows to restore order while Korea weighs emergency measures.
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Seoul
South Korea
Seoul University
Park Dongjin
Taejon
Chun Doo-hwan
Lee Han-key
North testimony talks stall in Iran-Contra probes
Washington AP reports congressional Iran-Contra panels have opened talks with Lt. Col. Oliver North but have not secured an ironclad agreement for his testimony. Immunity has been granted, yet it remains unclear if he will appear or answer questions, with private deposition plans and legal maneuvering creating continued uncertainty.
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Congressional
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North
White House
Iran
Nicaragua
Senate
Arthur Liman
House
Lance Morgan
Liman
Morgan
Rep
Richard
Cheney
R-Wyo
Congress
House Foreign Affairs Committee
America
Top Stark Officers Face Court-Martials
The USS Stark skipper and two senior officers were relieved from duty after an investigative report urged court-martials. Capt. Glenn Brindel Lt. Cmdr. Raymond Gajan and Lt. Basil Moncrief Jr. were named, with a formal decision pending review. The May 17 Persian Gulf attack killed 37 sailors and injured 21. Moncrief and Gajan received heroism medals for firefighting efforts.
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Stark
Raymond J. Gajan
Basil E. Moncrief Jr
Pentagon
U.S. Central Command
Adm
Carlisle A.H. Trost
Chief of
Naval Operations
Navy
Persian Gulf
Cmdr
John B. Noll
Brindel
Bahrain
Syria demands hostages release amid Beirut kidnapping crisis
Syria pressed for the release of US journalist Charles Glass and Ali Osseiran, son of defense minister Adel Osseiran, after their abductions in Beirut. Senior Syrian officers spoke with Hezbollah-linked readers, denying a deadline while warning that measures would be taken to secure the captives.
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Lebanon
Syria
U.S
Charles Glass
Glass
Ali Osseiran
Osseiran
Los Angeles
ABC Television
Middle East
Adel Oaseiran
CBS Television
Hezbollah
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C.Y
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Methodist Church
4Th
Hickory
Ottawa
Jerry Harnden
Orion Lewis
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Manama
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Marine Corps
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