Bomb kills 14 in Zahle market as Israeli raids hit Lebanon
A car bomb at a Zahle vegetable market killed 14 and wounded many as Israeli warplanes attacked a Palestinian guerrilla base near Qabb Elias. Lebanese police reported civilian deaths around Beirut and in Zahle, with 140 killed and 250 wounded in the spate of blasts since Aug. 14.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Zahle
Belue Varney
Upgut
Tel Aviv
Qabb Elias
Palestinian Arab Revolutionary Committee
Peking
Amman
Jordan
Hin
Zhang Tiejan
Christian Radio Voice of Lebanon
Bekaa
Lavelle Freed After Six Months For Lie To Congress
Rita Lavelle, former EPA toxic waste chief, was released from federal prison after serving most of a six month sentence for perjury related to Aerojet General Corp. dumping at Stringfellow pits. She called the experience awful and maintained loyalty to America despite the ordeal.
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Pleasanton
Calif
Rita Lavelle
Environmental Protection Agency
Congress
Lavelle
EPA
Aerojet General Corp
Sacramento
Stringfellow
Riverside
Sikh extremists kill New Delhi politician andilan infighting
Sikh extremists shot and killed Arjun Dass 46 a Delhi Metropolitan Council member and Congress leader during a city council meeting. A bodyguard died and six were wounded as violence across Punjab and New Delhi escalates ahead of elections. Police report no arrests yet and authorities impose dusk to dawn curfews near Punjab borders.
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NEM
Jalandhar
Punjab
India
Pakistan
Dass
Delhi
Congress Party
Indira Gandhi
New Delhi
Lalit Maken
Faith leaders clash on South Africa policy on Nightline
Rev. Kerry Falwell and Rev. Jesse Jackson sparred on ABC Nightline over divestment and sanctions in South Africa. Jackson argued U S investments deny dignity to Black South Africans and urged a painful but necessary path to self determination. Falwell opposed sanctions as the solution.
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New York
Kerry Falwell
Jesse Jackson
South Africa
Jackson
U.S
Falwell
ABC
Nightline
Rioting Flares Near Cape Town Amid Unrest
Fierce rioting east of Cape Town injures dozens as police fire live ammunition and rubber bullets. The rand weakens amid currency controls, while clashes leave two white soldiers and a black officer dead and 20 whites arrested near Rhodes University. Witnesses describe barbed wire barriers and police beating crowds on Adderley Street.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Cape Town
Rhodes University
Eastern Cape
Independent South African Press Association
Chic Adderley Street
Brian Lombard
Youth dies in protests in Santiago
In Santiago Chile police and radio reports clash with demonstrators during protests against the military government. One youth died and another was injured as tear gas and water cannons were used. About 150 people were arrested by evening amid widespread disorder across the capital including universities and slums.
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Santiago
Chile
Juan Eduardo Pardo
Penalolon
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