Nicaraguan captive recants on Cuba and Sandinista links
Washington reports that Orlando Jose Tardencillas Espinosa, long detained in El Salvador, contradicted earlier claims of Cuban and Nicaraguan training and support. He said he was tortured into lying, faced death threats to repeat the story, and insisted his actions were his own fight against the Salvadoran government. The State Department questioned his credibility as he maintained involvement only with Salvadoran rebels.
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Reagan and Mitterrand Hold Candid Talks on Central America
Presidents Reagan and Francois Mitterrand discussed policy differences over Central America during a nearly three hour White House meeting described as frank and productive. They agreed on shared aims for democratic government though France protested U.S. arms policies toward Nicaragua and broader economic tensions remain unresolved.
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Cold clash delays Europe security talks in Madrid
In Madrid the Conference on European Security and Cooperation adjourned until November after a heated U S Soviet exchange over Poland martial law. A Soviet statement accused NATO of a destructive lie, prompting U S Ambassador Kampelman to call it a big lie and to note the Soviets canceled a private luncheon after his remarks.
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Soviet protest highlights stalled Madrid conference over Poland
Leonid Slychey said the United States blocked sessions after Haig denounced Poland’s crackdown, amid broader U S and Haig denouncement of Soviet repression. Kampelman noted Afghanistan’s invasion shadow and 24,000 political arrests since the conference began as 20 foreign ministers joined the protest.
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Overpass project delayed until 1983 and 84
Dean estimates final approval will come in late October and actual construction won’t begin until early 1983. Relocation of utilities by Santa Fe Railroad Gas Service Cities Service and Rural Water District No 1 must be completed first. If 1983 starts late April remains earliest finish, with completion likely in late summer 1984.
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Detour over winter sparks road repair debate with KDOT
Local officials urge a major overhaul of the Davis Road approaches to the Santa Fe crossing and K-68 to prevent train collision risk and potholes. They seek scarification, pulverization, relaying, and a five inch state overlay, while avoiding costly detours and securing KDOT cooperation.
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