Talks in Geneva revive long range arms reduction drive
U S negotiators led by Ambassador John G Tower opened talks with Soviet officials on possible long range missile reductions in Geneva backed by congressional approval for 21 MX missiles. The discussions revive the stalled Strategic Arms Reduction Talks after NATO space defense and Star Wars proposals drew allied backing.
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Switzerland
John G. Tower
Victor P. Karpov
U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
NATO
House of Representatives
Karpov
Luxembourg
Reagan
Reagan Administration
U.S
Max M. Kampelman
Coness
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Europe
Kamperman
Soviet Union
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Victor Issraelyan
Space
Earth
China
Rebel attacks hit El Salvador towns before elections
Leftist guerrillas raided four towns in El Salvador destroying voting records and damaging city halls and communications centers five days before legislative elections. No injuries were reported. Authorities say 24 such assaults have occurred in four weeks of campaigning, as rebels seek to undermine the U.S.-backed government and urge a boycott.
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el Salvador
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Concepcion de Oriente
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Yucuaquin
Jose Napoleon Duarte
Tigers claim 22 more victims in West Bengal forests
In West Bengal's Sunderbans, tigers killed 22 people in three months despite electrified human dummies. Officials cite rising danger and note 659 deaths in 15 years, while villagers blame poaching and habitat pressures on fishers and honey collectors. Tiger numbers reach about 40,000 nationwide under Project Tiger.
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India
West Bengal
Priyathosh Roy
United News of India
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Bangladesh
Land claim area land sales stall after Supreme Court ruling
Mortgage lenders and title insurers reassess policies as Monroe Abstract and Title and county officials warn of possible standstill in Indian land claim areas. Banks review mortgage commitments and may demand title insurance before closing, stalling real estate deals and delaying new loans amid heightened uncertainty.
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Boston
Monroe Abstract and
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Supreme Court
Monroe Abstract
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Livingston
Oneida Valley National Bank
Oneida
Thomas Bielicki
Counties seek Supreme Court rehearing on Oneida land claim
Madison and Oneida counties plan to petition the U S Supreme Court for a rehearing after the court ruled for the Oneida Indians March 4. Boston attorney Allan van Gestel called it a long shot while outlining two grounds for the appeal, including potential implications for Congress and the Indian claims process.
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van Gestel
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