Dayan seeks U S stance on PLO at peace talks
Israeli Foreign Minister Mosh Dayan urged Washington to deny PLO representation at Middle East peace talks and oppose giving the PLO equal footing with Arab states. He pressed Secretary of State Cyrus Vance for clarification after Syrian and U S statements. Dayan reiterated Israel’s nonnegotiation stance with the PLO while noting broader regional hopes for peace, and he cited past tensions near Damascus. He warned that a PLO role could derail talks and urged adherence to U S policy.
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Rebels seize Jijiga in Ogaden as conflict widens
AP reporting from IWIGA Ethiopia says Somalia backed Western Somali Liberation Front controls Jijiga after a two week battle. Rebels claim 200 Ethiopian troops killed or captured and say they have advanced 22 miles west toward Jarar, aiming for Harar and Diredawa. Ethiopian forts destroyed, millions in materiel abandoned, bodies of nine Ethiopian soldiers found.
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Park and Moon aide, bank in SEC securities case
The SEC accuses Tongsun Park a Moon aide and Diplomat National Bank of securities law violations by misrepresenting stock ownership The suit also names former bank chair Charles C Kin and Park aide Robbins The complaint alleges control of 43 percent stake and church deposits at the bank and seeks a consent order requiring disclosure and governance changes Park Pak Robbins face ongoing proceedings while Park remains in Korea.
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Quebec split would bring exodus
An opinion survey suggests over a million of Quebec’s six million residents would leave if Quebec secedes from Canada. It also estimates up to 780,000 people in other provinces might depart. The Parti Quebecois backs independence and plans a future referendum. Quebec’s legislature already made French the sole official language.
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