Gaddafi admits backing terrorism but seeks calmer ties
In an Al Mussawar interview Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi admits past support for groups using terror but says he halted aid after realizing their actions harmed the Arab cause. He calls for dialogue with the United States, notes no need for conflict, and urges renewed Egypt-Libya reconciliation while denying ongoing arms expansion.
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Gorbachev Visits Finland to Boost Economic Ties
Mikhail Gorbachev arrived in Helsinki seeking Western technology to revive the Soviet economy. He and Raisa were welcomed by President Koivisto as hundreds of Finns gathered, with talks focused on a five year trade pact and joint ventures, including new industries in the Kola Peninsula.
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