Questions of Security Conspiracy Pondered After Sadat’s Assassination
Cairo reporting notes slow release of information from the Egyptian government a week after President Anwar Sadat was killed. Major questions linger including why Sadat’s security detail did not shoot the assassins and stop the attack.
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Egyptian Assassination Plot Spurs Army Infiltration Fear
Western diplomats warn that Islamic fundamentalists may have deeply penetrated Egypt s armed forces while Egyptian officials report arrests linked to Sadat s assassination plot. Nine men are in custody including four alleged assassins and five tied to the Assyut attack as a broader conspiracy is alleged.
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Polish Workers Strike Defies Solidarity Urged Moratorium
Thousands of Polish workers walked out across several cities defying Solidarity's call for a moratorium on walkouts. Leaders set an Oct 22 deadline for talks on food supplies and prices, while Lech Walesa headed to Paris amid renewed push for negotiations and a vow Poland will emerge from the crisis.
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Mubarak sworn in as Egypt's President vows unity
President Hosni Mubarak was sworn in as Egypt's fourth president after winning more than 98 percent of the votes. He pledged to keep all commitments and continue the policies of slain President Anwar Sadat and urged national unity among Muslims and Christians to rise above bitterness and trifles.
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Embassy security tightened after Moscow intrusion incident
U S embassy in Moscow increases access control after an armed Soviet citizen rammed a car into the compound last weekend. A Marine guard will check visitors at one gate while the other gate closes after hours. Three drive-in incidents since August were noted, with two drivers arrested and one fate unknown. Belgian and French embassies report similar rush-in cases as people seek asylum or escape. Diplomats warn that embassy invaders misunderstand their status and expect helicopter evacuations.
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