Nigerian military ousts Buhari regime in Lagos curfew ordered
Abidjan dispatch says Brig. Gen. Joshua Dogonyaro announced Nigeria's military government toppled for abusing power and slow reforms. Lagos and state capitals impose dusk to dawn curfews, ports closed, borders shut, as Buhari era blamed for inflation and debt amid unverified radio report.
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New Zealand leader blasts French Greenpeace report
Prime Minister David Lange called a French inquiry into the Rainbow Warrior bombing incon sistent and a breakdown in ties, saying France owes an apology. He warned of possible recall of the French ambassador after Laur ent Fabius comments. The report by Bernard Tricot found France spied on Greenpeace NZ but did not blame France for the attack. six agents watched the ship, two cited as Prieur and Mafart remain jailed on murder, arson and conspiracy charges.
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Bulkhead theory in JAL crash dominates interim findings
Interim report on the JAL Boeing 747 disaster that killed 520 notes no stated cause but aviation experts say bulkhead cracks could have allowed cabin air into the tail, causing it to fail. The Aug. 12 crash in central Japan left four survivors.
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