Sea cows wiped out by Persian Gulf oil slick
The World Wildlife Fund reports an vast oil slick in the Persian Gulf has killed virtually the entire sea cow population and caused widespread harm to wildlife and coral. Scientists observed many dead turtles dolphins fish sea snakes and birds in the Gulf.
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Six Hijackers Say They Seized Iran Air Jet in Parismove
Six Iranian hijackers from Shiraz claim they commandeered an Iran Air jumbo jet from Tehran to Paris to spotlight repression by Ayatollah Khomeini. They seek political asylum in France, deny ties to the leftist Mujahideen, and face six to ten years in jail. Rajavi says the hijackers are new victims of the regime and warns of potential execution if returned.
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For Better Eating: Save Money on the Food Budget
The Herald Journal promotes frugal meal planning with weekly tips and recipes to stretch meals while keeping nutrition high. Practical guidance and affordable ingredients help households balance taste and cost.
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Jerusalem flare as riot police quell Temple Mount protests
Riot police fired into the air and used tear gas to disperse worshipers at Jerusalem's Temple Mount amid second day clashes. Police arrested 20 Palestinians while hospitals treated several for tear gas exposure. In Hebron, the Arab mayor and city council were dismissed after the killing of Jewish seminary student Aharon Gross, with a temporary administrator appointed.
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Envoy Back in El Salvador for Peace Talks
President Reagan's envoy Richard Stone begins meetings with Salvadoran officials and leftist leaders opposing the U S backed government. He aims to press for dialogue and possible participation in December elections while both sides reject any power sharing. The leftist coalition seeks dialogue and potential talks with U S envoy about solving the Salvadoran conflict.
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