Britain faces European ban over Brussels stadium riot
AP reports Britain may be barred from European soccer for years after Heysel Stadium disaster. Thatcher could seek a two year ban as British fans attacked Juventus supporters, killing 38 and injuring many in Brussels. Officials blamed England’s Liverpool fans and note security failures as causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Belgium
Europe
Heysel
Italy
Juventus
Dohr Smith
Liverpool
National Front
T ” ‘Smith
Interior Ministry
Andre Collard
Jacques Georges
European Union of Football Associatons
Copc
Diafeet Cretan
Thatcher
Brish Broadcasting Corp
Britars Footpal
Association
Faronean
Waterborne disease toll climbs after cyclone strikes islands
A fast moving cyclone battered two islands, causing disease outbreaks from contaminated water and leaving hundreds of unburied bodies. At least 25 people are confirmed dead as cleanup and relief work continues in the disaster district. Local authorities urged immediate aid and water purification efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangladesh
Sandwip
Sanagazt
Salvadoran rebels press congress for renewed peace talks
FM L N and FDR leaders petitioned the Salvadoran congress through intermediary Bishop Gregorio Rosa Chavez asking why President Jose Napoleon Duarte has not scheduled a third round of negotiations. Duarte previously met the guerrillas in La Palma and Ayagualo, but after a November session described their positions as intransigent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nenar Galsadores
Salvadoran Congress
Farabundo Marts National Liberation Front
FMEN
Democratic Revolutionary Front
FDR
Congress
San Salvador
Gregorio Rosa Chavez
Ruben Zamora
Mario Aguada Carranza
FMLN
Jose Napoleon Duarte
Duarte
la Palma
Ayagualo
Guerrilas
Angola cuts talks with South Africa over peace plan
Foreign Minister Botha said Angola broke off regional peace talks after South Africa and its ally the United States pushed Cuban withdrawal from Angola. The move follows an incursion by South African forces last week and tensions over Namibia. No Angolan reaction was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angola
S. Africa
Johannesburg
South Africa
R F Botha
Botha Sad
United States
South West Africa
Nambia
Soviet push in Afghanistan near Pakistan border escalates
AP reports Soviet and Afghan forces launch a major offensive along the Afghanistan Pakistan boundary. Rebels say 10 000 plus troops backed by jets and gunships clash with guerrillas in Kunar Province as both sides claim heavy fighting and mounting losses. Western sources estimate 10 000 to 25 000 Soviet troops involved with tanks and air support. Reports cannot be independently verified due to access limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peshawar
Pakistan
Sower
Selzig
Afghanistan
Kiven
Kunar
Sayed Mayrooh
Afghan Information Center
Marzooh
Uprsing
Babrak Karmal
Shiites declare cease fire in Beirut amid Syrian reconsideration
In Beirut the Amal militia announced a unilateral cease fire in the 12 day war with Palestinian guerrillas over refugee camps. The truce comes as Syria reportedly agrees to send troops back and aid Beirut’s security, amid ongoing clashes and a rising toll of dead and wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beirut
Lebanon
Hafez Assad
Amal
Also Mentioned on This Page
Britain
Margaret Thatcher
Mught
British Football Association
England
Tion Group
Charles Ferdinand Nothomb
Collard
Georges Sad
Brush
Bert Vlnhin
Anmmanadhan
Fern Mees
Am Laweconota
Heysel Stadium
Prat
Salvador
Kuwait
Persian Gulf
al Qabas
al Anba
U.S
Peking
Atlanta, Ga
Crrein
Ieee 5
Project
Orbis
Chen Nancheng
Jack Dodick
New York City
Atlanta
Chen
The
Associated Press
Syracuse Heraldournal
Harald Co
Syracuse
W.Y
Paterneasian Me
Richmark
Israel
Sabra
Chatilia
Boury el-Barayneh
Acdot
Fic
West Beirut
Bour el-Barayneh
Chatilla
Guerrila
Hakika
Assad
Amin Gemayel
an-Nahar
Emayel
Naan Tamneese Fatales
Wila Assad
Ulu Pul Say Waa
Synans
Ana Cida
AAA
Asi
Elhead
Miliey
Armstrong
el Clearanc! Center
Fornite Ware
MLE
Court Street
Vaesto
Therapedic
BED AL Ra Cigit
General Motors
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!