War in Ogaden Ethiopia Threatens Horn of Africa Spread
Mogadishu reports the Ogaden desert, home to Somali nomads, now a flashpoint as 3,000 Western Somalia Liberation Front guerrillas seize about 60 percent of the region. Ethiopian forces, with Israeli trained troops and Cuban trained peasant army, strike back amid reports of villages destroyed and civilians fleeing to Somalia.
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Byrd Urges Delay in Iran AWACS Sale Worth 1.2 Billion
Senate leader Robert Byrd called on President Carter and Secretary Vance to hold up the 1.2 billion sale of seven Boeing AWACS to Iran. He cited security risks and wrote a letter for more time for Congress to consider the deal before the August recess.
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Refugee guns as Cambodia crisis answer at Thai frontier
Refugees along the Thai Cambodian border describe gun use as the only response to Cambodia’s crisis under the Angka regime. They recall killings, dislocation, and fear, with many seeking escape from Battambang and Pailin provinces. Refugees recount escape attempts and the desire to return with arms to reclaim their homeland.
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