Thatcher visits Belfast amid protests and violence
Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher toured central Belfast in an unannounced visit as supporters applauded her stance against hunger strikers. Crowds packed a shopping center while police faced the crowd. a civil servant was arrested during protests. Thatcher later met troops and officials before traveling to City Hall. A policeman was killed in South Armagh and hunger strikers continued to affect politics as IRA violence persisted.
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Japan rejects Yokosuka bid to bar Midway return
Japan's Foreign Ministry rejects a Yokosuka request to bar the U S aircraft carrier Midway from returning to port until tensions over reports that U S warships carry nuclear weapons in Japanese waters ease. Prime Minister Suzuki and Foreign Minister Sonoda may meet Yokoyama to seek cooperation.
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Billingsgate Fish Market to Close After 700 Years
London's Billingsgate fish market will close after 700 years as the City of London Corp. sells the two acre site. Porters and merchants will move three miles east to a new Isle of Dogs site by year end due to worsening traffic. Billingsgate has long been famed for strong language and lively trading.
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Ukrainian Jewish activist Kislik jailed in Kiev case
Vladimir Kislik, a Ukrainian Jewish activist and physicist, was sentenced to ten years in a labor camp after a Kiev assault conviction. Arrested March 19, dissident sources say charges were politically motivated amid emigration struggles. Another activist, Kim Fridman, received a one year term for parasitism in a broader Soviet push against emigration.
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Pontiff Won't Return This Week as He Recovers
Doctors report Pope John Paul II’s recovery from the May gunshot wounds is slow and he will remain in hospital this week. The Holy Father shows some signs of activity but doctors urge rest and continued observation at Gemelli Hospital. Splinting will keep his left index finger rigid for 45 days and officials discuss possible organizational links to the attack.
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Bomb kills caretaker outside Armenian Cultural Center in Paris
In Paris police reported a bomb exploded in the doorway of the Armenian Cultural Center in the 17th district near Pare Monceau. The victim, Alfonso de Almeida, 56, who was walking his bag, died at the scene.
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