Prosecution Details Bulgarian Link in Pontiff Plot
A prosecutor and a suspect testified about a Bulgaria tied plot to shoot Pope John Paul II. The witness claimed Turkish and Bulgarian links, transit through Bulgaria to Turkey, and a false passport previously used to enter Italy before the 1981 assassination attempt. He denied knowing the pope was the target.
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Lebanon battle rages as leaders seek path to peace
Fighting continues in Beirut as Shiite militants clash with Palestinian guerrillas over 11 days of combat that have killed 420 and wounded many. Islamic Jihad claimed responsibility for killing a British professor and abducting others. Air raids and shelling shook Sabra Chatilla and Bourj el Barajneh while 12 died in dusk to dawn fighting. Amat released 105 Palestinians from detention as summit talks between Amin Gemayel and Hafez Assad entered a third session in Damascus.
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Second round of arms talks opens with U S Soviets deadlock
In Geneva the United States and the Soviet Union began the second round of arms control negotiations at 11 a.m. Both sides held the same positions as the first round, with space weapons linked to long range missiles and INF systems. Kamat Tower and Ghiman led the American team while Karpov Kvitsinsky and Obukhov led the Soviet side. Moscow demands reductions come with a space weapons ban.
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Typhoon survivors receive relief as new storm looms
Relief workers distribute food blankets and vitamins to Bay of Bengal typhoon survivors while Bangladesh government refutes death toll estimates and cites up to 6000 dead. Japan warns of possible new weather as satellite images show a large cloud ring near the bay.
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