Libya House near UN to be used for legitimate purposes
Libyan officials say a 23 story Libya House near the United Nations will be used for U N offices the ambassador residence and other legitimate purposes. New York City officials have withheld a certificate of occupancy pending government approval amid U S concerns Libya exports terrorism and has suspended diplomatic relations.
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Swiss dissenters give John Paul a cool reception
Pope John Paul II faced a muted Swiss reception on his 22nd foreign tour. Crowds were smaller than expected at most stops, with only the final Mass in Sion drawing about 75,000. The trip included 14 towns, 34 addresses, six Masses and ecumenical outreach, but drew criticism from churchmen on celibacy, female clergy, divorced Catholics, and lay status for priests who left the ministry.
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Turner Promises Strong Economy and U S Ties as Liberal Leader
John N Turner aims to boost Canada's economy and improve Canada United States relations after winning the Liberal leadership. He plans to be sworn in as prime minister after Trudeau's resignation, with a possible early general election to capitalize on party popularity. Turner, a Toronto lawyer, vows to preserve independence and seek an early meeting with President Reagan.
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White House denies spy mission claim about KAL jet
The Reagan administration rejects a British report that Korean Air Lines Flight 007, which crashed near the Sea of Okhotsk with 289 fatalities, was on an intelligence mission. White House and Defense Department officials said there is no basis for the spy-jet allegation.
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