Militia clashes flare as Beirut peace talks loom in Damascus
In Beirut clashes erupt between Christian and Moslem militias along the Green Line hours before Syrian Lebanese peace talks in Damascus. fighting racks the city as leaders seek to salvage a tentative end to a decade of civil war amid regional mediation.
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Tokyo Hit By Three Earthquakes No Injuries Reported
Japan experienced three earthquakes today with magnitudes 6.4 5.9 and 2.9. The strongest quake struck Sea of Okhotsk north of Hokkaido. A second hit Hokuriku on the west coast and a third centered off the Izu Peninsula off Honshu.
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Visa granted for Ortega to visit the United Nations
Nicaragua's Daniel Ortega received an unrestricted U.S. visa just before his departure to address the United Nations in New York. The visa limits travel to the UN mission, replacing a voided prior visa. officials displayed Ortega's passport showing both visas, with the new stamping dated Thursday.
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Nine killed in Colombia rebel attacks
About 100 guerrillas attacked Miranda in the southwest, robbing banks and dynamiting the police station, killing nine people per the mayor. The assault coincided with a bomb at a Medellin school cafete ria, wounding at least nine students. Civil Defense reported ten students and two adults injured.
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AIDS research grant in Brussels on conference opening
United Press International reports a 492000 dollar aid grant for AIDS research announced in Brussels at the opening of an international AIDS conference. The European Community notes AIDS cases rose from 421 in July 1984 to 1191 in June 1985 across 13 Western European states and additional nations. Israel and Poland will exchange diplomats as interest officers in a major step to normalize relations since 1967.
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Duarte dampens optimism on early release of daughter
In San Salvador President Jose Napoleon Duarte cautioned reporters he has no information on any imminent release of his daughter Inez Guadalupe Duarte Duran and her companion Ana Cecilia Villeda, despite a church claim that a deal with rebels had been reached. Gunmen abducted the pair as they arrived at a university on Sept. 10, killing one bodyguard and wounding another as negotiations unfold.
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