Surviving Terrorist Identified Amid Vienna Hospital Confusion
Mahmoud, a 19 year old Lebanese man claiming to be with Fatah and linked to a PLO faction, was captured in Rome with a note threatening further attacks. Investigators link the airport bombing to other recent incidents and interview possible Abu Nidal ties while Italian authorities probe broader connections.
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Fatah
PLO
Yasser Arafat
Tunis
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Vienna
Senate
Oscar Luigi Scalfaro
Malaga
Spain
Abu Nidal
Arafat
ANSA
Milan
Scalfaro
Beirut
Rome
Cafe de Paris
Via Veneto
British Airways
Achille Lauro
Malta
Infelisi
Mohammad Sarham
Palestine
AGI
Sarham
Sica
Italy
Europe
Philippines election pageant tests rival parties and military neutrality
Gregory Nokes reports that Salvador Laurel leads the opposition in the upcoming race while Marcos relies on his party. U.S. officials demand equal news access and independent election commissioners. Neutrality of the Philippine military, led by Fabian Ver, is urged to prevent vote manipulation and intimidation during the election. The Supreme Court ruled the election constitutional, reducing hopes Marcos might cancel it.
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Salvador Laurel
Marcos
U.S
The
Election Commission
Philippines
Fabian Ver
Armitage
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Ver
Benigno Aquino
Washington
Supreme Court
Kremlin forgeries target world leaders in Cold War disinformation flood
The report catalogs KGB forged cables and fake letters aimed at discrediting governments from Ghana to Mali and Rome. It notes forged West German embassy cables in Ghana, phony Reagan letters to Spain, and doctored Reagan Thatcher conversations. More than 25 countries show up in the Kremlin's disinformation network.
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Akio Yamakawa
Yamakawa
Accra
Jerry Rawlings
CIA
Rawlings
United States
KGB
U.S
Rome
State Department
Austria
Zambia
Kremlin
Ronald Reagan
Juan Carlos
Spain
NATO
Reagan
Margaret Thatcher
Roswell Seat Belt Law Adds Patrol Checks on Streets
Officials say routine roadblocks will include seat belt checks along with licenses and insurance. All drivers and front seat occupants must wear belts. children under 11 remain covered by a prior restraint law. Drivers without belts face fines of 25 to 50 dollars. older passengers may be cited instead of the driver.
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Wisniewski
Roswell
Traffic Safety Bureau
The
Transportation Department
Pact Endorsed by Lebanese Militias Sparks Mixed Hope in Beirut
Militia leaders sign a peace pact in Damascus with Syrian observers to oversee a ceasefire in Lebanon. The accord envisions an expanded Cabinet, disbanding militias, and a three year path to elections for a 198 seat Parliament with Christian Muslim representation, while public reaction in Beirut remains cautious amid decades of failed peace efforts.
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Khaddam
Damascus Sheraton
Lebanon
Syria
Beirut
Padaa Malouf
Christian East Beirut
Fatima Suleihi
West
United States
Soviet Union
Rashid Karami
Moscow
Middle East
U.S
County Officials Face Grievance Over Residency Ultimatum
Mrs. Joyce Booker testified before a panel Friday about being pressured to move her residence into Chaves County or face termination. Dennis cited state residency norms while panel members, including Anita Maner, ruled she should live in the county. Booker quit, lawyers call it a constructive discharge, not voluntary.
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Dennis
Eddy County
Hagerman
Joyce Booker
State of New Mexico
Chaves County
Anita Maner
Rhoda Goodloe
Jackie Hess
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