Soviets Agree to Open Two Nuclear Reactors for IAEA Inspection
The Soviet Union will allow IAEA inspectors to visit two pressurized water reactors within two to three weeks to verify they are used for peaceful power generation. Western officials call this first ever outside inspection of Soviet civilian or military reactors, timed before a Geneva conference on the Nuclear Non Proliferation Treaty.
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Soviets OK
Paris
Soviet Union
International Atomic Energy Agency
Geneva
Britain and Ireland plan joint council for Northern Ireland
The BBC reports Ireland will gain a consulting role in Northern Ireland affairs via a permanent joint council and a security commission created by Britain and Ireland. A draft treaty could be ready in September with a Thatcher FitzGerald summit likely in October to review the accord.
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N. Ireland
BBC
London
Ireland
Northern Ireland
Council of Ministers
Security Commission
British Broadcasting Corp
Margaret Thatcher
Garret FitzGerald
Dublin
Associa
Peru state workers reject wage offer
Peru's union representing about 400,000 striking government employees rejected a 15 percent wage rise from President Alan Garcia's new center-left government. Raul Caballero said teachers received a 22 percent increase, making the offer discriminatory. The 9-day strike slowed ministries and mail, while 30,000 bank employees began a separate 48-hour strike.
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Lima
Peru
Alan Garcia
Raul Caballero
State Employees’ Union
Asse
Iran Air hijack foiled. one killed in domestic flight
Iran s news agency IRNA reports security guards shot dead one hijacker and captured an accomplice on a Tehran to Bandar Abbas Iran Air flight. The hijack attempt occurred Monday and the plane landed safely at its destination. No further details were released.
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Cyprus
Iran
Iran Air
Tehran
Bandar Abbas
Islamic Republic
IRNA
Coalition claims to share power in Lebanon civil war endgame
Sunni opponents dissented as Lebanese Moslems map a Syrian backed National Alliance Front at Park Hotel in Chtaura to win religious parity with Christians. The gathering also urged tougher resistance to Israel and the South Lebanon Army, the Christian militia aligned with an Israeli security zone.
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Lebanon
Amin Gemayel
National Alliance
Park
Bekaa Valley
Four inmates found dead by hanging in Thai prison riot
In Bangkok, a prison guard said four of ten inmates died in a Monday riot at a maximum security facility, apparently by suicide. Seven inmates died in the incident, with three additional deaths from gunshot wounds.
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Thailand
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Sanit
United Press Internati
Argentina Says Inflation Beaten As Economy Rebounds
Economy Minister Juan Sourrouille credited a July drop in the cost of living for signaling a recovery from hyperinflation. He declared the country leaving a brink of hyperinflation and moving toward price stability as official July inflation registered 6.2 percent. Economists doubted the figure, noting inflation had fallen only since mid June amid austerity measures.
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Buenos Aires
Juan Sourrouille
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Raul Alfonsi
United Press
Uganda guerrilla chief demands seats on ruling council
Uganda's National Resistance Army leader Yoweri Museveni told BBC he seeks six of twelve seats on the Military Council in exchange for cooperation with the new government. Museveni said he could meet Lt. Gen. Tito Okello, head of Uganda's military government, to discuss terms.
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Kenya
Uganda
Military Council
British Broadcasting Corp
Yoweri Museveni
National Resistance Army
BBC
Museveni
Tito Okello
Korean dissident plans September tour of U.S.
Dissident leader Kim Young-sam said he plans to tour the United States in September. The 57 year old opposition figure would speak at four universities including Harvard and UC Berkeley, with dates in Chicago and Emory noted as tentative.
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South Korea
Kim Young-sam
United States
Kim
New Korea Democratic Party
Harvard
University of California At Berkeley
Chicago
Emory
31 Yanks vow boat ride for peace despite Contra threat
Thirty one Americans including three Onondaga County residents vow to launch a 60 mile San Juan River protest downstream from Managua despite warnings of gunfire from U S backed Contra rebels. Among the Central New Yorkers on board are Rev John D Paarlberg Sister Cathrene Kreugler and Kathleen Kennedy. Witness for Peace members left Managua for San Carlos to join the river journey protesting U S policy in Nicaragua and calling to end Reagan era Contra support.
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Pitcher Hill Community Church
North
Syracuse
Cathrene A. Kreugler
Kathleen M. Kennedy
Maryland Ave
Peace Group
Managua
San Carlos
San Juan River
U.S
Nicaragua
Witness For Peace
Afghan rebels press night attacks on Kabul city
Islamic guerrillas continued rocket and ground attacks on Kabul with nightly explosions and fighting. Western diplomatic sources say insurgents fired large missiles, planted mines after dark, and battled Soviet and Afghan government troops, with government tanks deployed to clear western districts.
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Kabul
Islamabad
Pakistan
Donkey Bomber Attack Shatters Hasbaya Militia Offices
A suicide bomber riding a donkey exploded near the South Lebanon Army offices in Hasbaya Lebanon, fatally injuring the rider and wounding a Lebanese civilian. Israel backed the militia. incident disrupted the border town in the Bekaa Valley amid ongoing clashes with Lebanese guerrillas.
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Israel
Lebanon
Hasbaya
Israel Army Radio
South Lebanon Army
Bekaa
U.N
Shebaa
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