Congressman's Iraq visit backs U.N. embargo stance
The report describes Congressman Hall, active in relief work since Peace Corps days, arguing for continued sanctions on Iraq to pressure Saddam Hussein's government. He notes aid workers' pleas but doubts ending the embargo would ease civilian suffering, while emphasizing UN and Red Cross roles.
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Abduction Crisis and Peace Talks Split in Middle East
In Zamboanga Philippines a South African woman abducted 23 collapsed with seven others harmed as two kidnappers sought food and water amid a hostage interview linking Africa Finland and Lebanon with resort workers from the Philippines and Malaysia. In Eilat Israel coalition tensions and Palestinian protests overshadow talks for a final peace, as Israel plans 174 homes in Maale Adumim fueling Palestinian anger over Barak concessions.
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Assassination Attempt Rocks Dominican Election Campaign
In Santo Domingo the presidential candidate's bodyguards shot and killed a government party official and another man during a secretive event. The incident shocks supporters amid rising tensions before the May 16 elections in Cas Caribbean union, which numbers eight million people.
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Gunman shoots three officers in Brisbane suburb
Police say 32 year old Nigel Dean Parodi opened fire wounding three officers, including a woman who was hit 12 times. Officers were hospitalized in serious but not life threatening condition as authorities hunted the heavily armed gunman who fled the area armed with a revolver and possibly a sawed off rifle, according to police spokesman Brian Swift.
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Red Ken Looks Like Next London Mayor Victory
London polls show Ken Livingstone, nicknamed Red Ken, well ahead of Prime Minister Thatcher in the mayoral race. Betting firms have halted wagers as the election nears on Thursday.
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Vietnam widow guards memory of vanished Bay Lop
In Ho Chi Minh City Bay Lop’s wife Nguyen Thi Lop recalls the 1968 photo and his disappearance. She questions who could have harmed him while noting his Viet Cong past and unresolved fate. Nearby Korea excavation teams search Kaehwasan for war dead, part of a 50th anniversary commemoration. A second note reports Raul Rettig’s death in Chile after leading an international probe.
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Trains Collide Southwest of Jakarta Killing Several
A head on collision between a Jakarta bound train and another passenger train southwest of Jakarta killed at least five people and injured many as reports circulated. Local authorities and railway officials investigated the cause and assessed damages to rolling stock and rail lines.
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