Nicaragua captures American after his plane was shot down
Nicaragua reports a US citizen, James Jordan Dennys of Illinois, was captured after anti-aircraft fire downed his small plane near the Costa Rican border. The Defense Ministry said documents tied him to the U.S. government and the Contra rebels. no injuries confirmed.
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Gorbachev Reagan Open Summit Talks in Washington
Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev and President Reagan begin talks at Andrews AFB and the White House amid hopes for new words on cutting long range nuclear weapons after agreeing to a treaty banning medium range missiles. The visit features ceremonial events including the lighting of the National Christmas Tree and notes of improving U.S.-Soviet relations.
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Afghan War Toppers As Summit Focus Near Reagan Gorbachev
The Afghan war looms as a likely top topic in Reagan and Gorbachev talks. Soviet officials say troops may be withdrawn but details hinge on dialogue and a Kabul government replacement plan. Analysts warn against expecting a bold withdrawal announcement during the summit.
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Elimination Plan Details for missiles and launchers
The plan calls for dismantling missiles and launchers, storing warhead charges, and destroying remaining warheads and missiles. All missiles to be eliminated within three years of ratification. Inspections include national means and Soviet inspectors at a U S plant in California and another site in the SSR. Short notice visits allowed under conditions. Allies' missiles in Germany to be scrapped as treaty efforts proceed.
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PSA Flight 1771 Crash Kills 44 Near Los Padres
Pilot reported gunfire aboard the PSA jet en route from Los Angeles to San Francisco. The four engine BAe-146 crashed near a hillside 173 miles northwest of LA, killing 44 aboard. Investigators and witnesses described a catastrophic blast as emergency crews searched brush and oak for remain pieces and the black box.
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