Latvia Faces Paper Shortage Amid Soviet Press Cuts
Tass reports three Latvian newspapers stopped production due to a paper shortage from a polluted pulp and paper factory. A supply move to external sources is underway as the Latgva plant remains closed since January.
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Police backs Moslem separatists in India turmoil
Police troops with rifles shouted threats as they backed Moslem separatists in Kashmir amid government actions to curb a violence campaign for independence or merger. The region's Moslem population dominates Jammu and Kashmir, with high tensions following the crackdown and protests across reality.
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Soviet troops to leave Hungary in days says premier
Budapest reports Premier Miklos Nemeth announced that about 52,000 Soviet soldiers would withdraw within days after talks with Nikolai Ryzhkov. He said no military or political reason remains for their stationing, as Hungary prepares its first free elections in 40 years amid government resignations and security service reforms.
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Romania Seeks US Aid After Revolution Donors Grow
In Bucharest, Romanians accuse the United States of quiet aid after Ceaușescu’s fall, while the embassy notes $500,000 to the Red Cross. A depot shows mixed gifts from China, Iran, and Europe. officials confront outdated medical supplies and scarce modern shipments as France leads donations.
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East German unity flops as talks with Modrow stall
In East Berlin more than 10,000 skilled workers rallied to denounce communism and demand free market reforms and reunification with West Germany. The ADN reported 2 percent growth last year below 4 percent目标, with over 340,000 workers leaving for West Germany and daily departures near 2,000. Prices for farm products are set to rise starting February.
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