Typhoon Dot Brings Floods to Hainan and Luzon Toll
Typhoon Dot lashed Hainan with 73 mph winds and heavy rain cutting communications near Sanya while it killed over 50 in the Philippines on Luzon. It spared Hong Kong and followed a four hour rampage that disrupted life across the island.
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Ortega defends Nicaragua crackdown at UN
President Daniel Ortega defended recent internal restrictions as necessary to ensure victory over US-backed Contra forces. He asserted civil liberties would stay suspended until Washington accepts the Sandinista revolution, while the church faced government limits and Catholics publicly supported Cardinal Obando y Bravo during a visit in Estili.
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Second Soviet hostage slain in Lebanon report
A caller claiming to represent militants told Voice of Lebanon that a second Soviet Embassy official abducted in west Beirut on September 30 was killed and body dumped near the stadium, though no independent confirmation exists. Four Soviet diplomats were seized. Ar kady Katkov was previously killed with his body found by the Arab University stadium.
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