Fallaci slams Khadafy and other world figures in interview
Italian journalist Oriana Fallaci says Khadafy is a murderer and clinically ill while likening Khomeini and the Shah as opposite faces of the same coin. She also calls Arafat a phony and Kissinger amoral, describing Khadafy as a feared dictator and noting his alleged ties to terrorism.
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Ayatollah Khomeini
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Playboy
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Henry Kissinger
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America
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Flooding hits Texas Florida and Seattle storm uproots trees
The Associated Press reports heavy storms drenched the south and northeast, with flooding in Texas and Florida while a Sunday thunderstorm ripped trees and moored boats in the Seattle area. Saginaw County saw up to six feet of floodwaters and roads washed out. Florida Everglades faces renewed deluges from Tropical Storm Dennis. Forecasters warn of scattered showers across the region with cooler temps elsewhere.
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Dennis
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Miami
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Yuma
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Solidarity leader Walesa defends compromise at Polish congress
Solidarity chief Lech Walesa faces harsh criticism as Solidarity delegates dispute a watered down plan to let workers veto manager appointments under the new government law. Andrzej Gwiazda Edward Nowak and Jan Rulewski condemned the compromise saying it betrays workers' demands. Walesa warned he may resign if the congress rejects the plan while insisting self management exists and workers will choose directors under the new law.
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Andrzej Gwiazda
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Solidarity Congress
Congress
Jacek Kuron
U S advisers stay in El Salvador amid junta war
Pentagon spokesman Lt Col Jerry Grohowski says 31 non combat U S advisers remain in El Salvador, down from 56 in March, with 16 advisers also in Honduras to aid interdiction of supplies. No U S casualties in El Salvador. advisers not on patrol with Salvadoran army. Senate-backed aid bill seeks halting military aid unless rights abuses cease.
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el Salvador
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Doctor links Rubik's Cube to Cuber's Thumb injury
New York Times reports Canadian physician Dr. Douglas Waugh ties the cube to a tender swelling at the left thumb joint after jamming a corner during a rotation. He terms the condition Cuber's Thumb and notes relief after switching to a smoother cube.
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New York
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Waugh
New England Journal of Medicine
Cuber
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