Aides Hint of Shakeup in Reagan White House
confidants press for firings or reassignment of top aides as crisis deepens over Iran arms deal. Reports say George Shultz may have harmed credibility by not resigning amid probes, while discussions cite potential staff changes to repair political damage.
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Barclays to pull out of South Africa amid apartheid policy protests
Barclays Bank announces divestment from South Africa, selling its $236 million stake to three local firms. The move makes Barclays the first major British company to exit the Pretoria regime, with 29.2 million shares valued at $303 million offered at a 21 percent discount, while violence flares at mines and in political conflicts coast to coast.
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Iran says Iraqi air raids kill 10 in Ahwaz
Iran's IHNA reports 10 killed and 55 wounded after Iraqi jets strike a petrochemical plant in Mosul and an attack on Ahwaz. Tehran radio sounded an air raid alert with nine minutes of alert, no immediate casualties reported in Tehran..}
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Aquino crushes attempted coup in Philippines crisis
President Corazon Aquino fired the defense minister and ordered a ceasefire after a weekend coup attempt. General Fidel Ramos helped block loyalist forces, Enrile resigned from the cabinet, and Washington voiced firm support. Manila announced a plot by 260 people, with unclear arrests.
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Enrile Waiting to Pounce Again in Philippines
Philippine President Corazon Aquino ousted defense minister Juan Ponce Enrile and now watches to see if he accepts dismissal or uses it to rally the military for a coup. At 62, Enrile seeks the presidency, having pressured Aquino while the economy strains her support.
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