Haig condemns Vietnam over Cambodia actions
U S Secretary of State Alexander Haig, joining five non Communist Southeast Asian nations, denounces Hanoi for occupying Kampuchea and questions continued economic aid. He warns against normalizing relations while troops remain in Cambodia and cites broader regional instability.
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Riots Rock Tehran As Bani Sadr Fades From View
Tehran erupts as thousands clash on main arteries after parliament opens impeachment debates. Hospitals report up to 30 dead and 200 injured while Revolutionary Guards declare a 24 hour full red alert. Bani Sadr moves between hideouts to avoid arrest amid pro and anti clerical forces.
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Socialists poised to give Mitterrand majority rule
Paris AP. President Francois Mitterrand has won the presidency and now national polls predict the Socialists will secure a majority in the National Assembly in runoff voting today. If successful, Mitterrand would lead a largely Socialist cabinet in pursuing decentralization, higher social benefits, and corporate taxation changes.
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