Expelled Polish diplomat may be spy in Chicago
United States official hints that at least one of three Polish Consulate diplomats in Chicago was suspected of spying. Senator Paul Simon said he had classified information but declined to identify the diplomat. The State Department expelled the three Chicago diplomats and another in Washington in retaliation for Poland expelling two U.S. diplomats. The Chicago consulate serves 28 states and a large Polish community. Demonstrators praised the expulsions at the Polish National Alliance parade.
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State Department
Tom Krajeski
Romuald Derylo
Washington
Derylo
Poland
Josef Kaminski
Stanislaw Zawadzki
Zawadzki
Kaminski
Chicago Area
Aloysius A. Mazewski
Journalists protest Indian harassment of AP correspondent
The International Federation of Journalists cabled Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi to protest the continued harassment of AP reporter Brahma Chellaney. The Brussels based group cited seizure of his passport and failure to renew his press card as part of the dispute, while noting its 105000 member base. Chellaney, 27, faces charges of sedition inciting communal discord and violating press censorship for reporting from Punjab during the Golden Temple attack in June 1984.
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Belgium
International Federation of Journalists
Rajiv Gandhi
Associated Press
Brahma Chellaney
Chellaney
Punjab
Sikh Golden Temple
Sudanese displaced amid drought and camp growth on Port Sudan road
More than 30 000 Beja tribesmen, driven from cattle losses in drought, occupy makeshift camps along the Port Sudan Kassala road. Crops fail, and aid agencies estimate up to 1 million Sudanese displaced. A Bangkok monitored report cites a Tuesday clash with Chinese artillery in Ha Tuyen and attacks on Quang Minh Lang Son Hoang Lien Son.
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Bangkok
Radio Hanoi
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Lang Son
Hoang Lien Son
Vietnam
China
Sikh terrorist shoots four officers in India gunbattle
In Chandigarh, Gurinder Singh opened fire during a police arrest attempt, killing two officers and wounding two as thousands watched. He later surrendered after a lengthy exchange. Police say he has prior ties to earlier terrorist violence and will be interrogated by authorities.
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India
Chandigarh
N.K. Singhal
Gurinder Singh
Singhal
Vietnam says forces kill or capture 100 Chinese soldiers
Vietnam reports that its forces killed or captured at least 100 Chinese infantrymen who crossed the border into Ha Tuyen province, Bangkok dispatch states.
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Thailand
Vietnam
Ha Tuyen
General Manager Circulation Manager Retail Sales Manager Marketing Manager
A listing of four senior roles appears in the advertisement section seeking qualified executives. The notice outlines responsibilities in operations circulation sales marketing and leadership within the publishing house.
Senators Vote, Then Split On Pay Cut for Lawmakers
Senate balks at a 10 percent pay cut for members in a 49-49 tie, with Helms urging sacrifice while Rockefeller denounces the move as political. lawmakers fret over weekend reflection but unlikely another vote, as Medicare Medicaid cuts pass 93-6 to trim $17.5 billion over three years.
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Senate
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Helms
Jay Rockefeller
D-W.va
Rockefeller
Iran to Send Soviet Arms to Nicaragua
U S officials report Iran plans a large shipment of military hardware to Nicaragua including more than 9000 Soviet made AK 47 rifles and several million rounds of ammunition and rocket propelled grenades. The weapons were said to be routed via Hungnam North Korea and may be material Iran captured from Iraqs 40 year war.
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Iran
Nicaragua
U.S
Hungnam
Iraq
State Department
Managua
Mir Hussein Musabi
Musabi
Reagan
Central America
United States
Tehran
Lebanon
Allied unity urged against Soviets by Reagan in Bonn
President Reagan urged America and its allies to persevere in defending freedom. He called the Soviet Union the major source of aggression and said the West will receive no gifts from the Soviets. Unity and resolve are the only message they will respect and respond to.
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Bonn
West Germany
Soviet Union
Reagan
America
West
Nicaragua taps North Korea for training and arms routes
U S intelligence warns Nicaragua relies on Soviet bloc for gear while Iran seeks similar aims. North Korea trains Nicaraguan recruits in hand to hand combat, with possible motives to hide origin and use Corinto port for shipments.
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Iran
Moscow
North Korea
U.S
Pacific Ocean
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