Arms talks resume with new Soviet offer in Geneva
U S officials expect details of a Soviet proposal to halve both nations nuclear arsenals. The full U S delegation led by Max Kampelman will join Soviet team headed by Viktor Karpov, after Eduard Shevardnadze briefed President Reagan on Friday. Secrecy surrounds today’s session as talks shift from missiles to broader arms controls with March 12 as a reference point.
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Switzerland
U.S
Max M. Kampelman
Viktor P. Karpov
Reagan
Eduard A. Shevardnadze
Washington
Pierre Marc Johnson elected PQ leader in Quebec
Pierre Marc Johnson, 39, a doctor and lawyer, won the Parti Quebecois leadership Sunday night and will replace Rene Levesque as premier. He favors closer ties with Canada and the United States and is expected to be sworn in this week. A snap election could follow in late November or early December as the party shifts away from separatism.
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Montreal
Pierre Marc Johnson
Parti Quebecois
Rene Levesque
Quebec
Johnson
Canada
United States
Stolen bomb explosion kills three teens in Gujarat
United News of India reports a bomb taken from an army firing range exploded near Tiker village in western Gujarat, killing three teenage boys and wounding six others as they tried to remove brass. Police quoted. Tigers kill 12 in Sundarbans this year, toll 165 in 10 years with 400-500 tigers in the forest near Khulna.
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India
United News of India
Tiker
Gujarat
Bangladesh
Dhaka
Sundarbans
Forest Department
Bay of Bengal
Khulna
Pro and anti France split in New Valedonia poll
In the South Pacific region a regional Parliament election yielded loyalists winning the most seats while a pro separatist party captured three of four districts. The vote is part of France’s plan toward autonomy ahead of a 1987 referendum on limited independence. Loyalist leader Jacques Lafleur criticized the process as rigging and suggested a boycott. separatists called the result a major step toward independence. In Manila, 47 tourism delegates fell ill after dining at the Hilton Hotel. all remained in good condition in three hospitals.
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Mumba
New Valedonia
South Pacific Islands
France
Jacques Lafleur
Congress
Manila
Philippines
Manila Hilton
Achim Ihlenfeld
South African business leaders press end to apartheid
In Port Elizabeth and Johannesburg on the eve of a Botha speech, 91 signatories including Harry Oppenheimer urged dismantling apartheid and negotiating with black leaders. Ads demanded full citizenship, equal opportunity, and power sharing, noting the need to accelerate reforms amid nationwide unrest and calls from top executives of Eastman Kodak and General Motors. Dr Anton Rupert urged bold action.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
UPI
Pieter Botha
Port Elizabeth
National Party
Botha
Prise
Freedom of Movement
Eastman Kodak
General Motors Corp
Kusi
Riots Enter Second Night in Brixton After Police Shooting
London police confront Brixton rioters amid looting and arson after Cherry Groce was accidentally shot by officers during a home raid. One black officer was gravely injured. 26 arrested and over 220 detained since start of unrest. Grace Groce pleads for calm from hospital as calm briefly returns.
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UPI
Brixton
Daily Telegraph
Scotland Yard
Britain
Cherry Groce
Grace
Blasting banned in Mexico City cleanup efforts
President Miguel de la Madrid ordered cleanup crews to stop blowing up buildings beyond repair after two major earthquakes. Rescue teams will continue searching for survivors as authorities report more than 4,600 dead and about 18,000 injured in Mexico City. About 1,000 are listed as missing. Schools in half of the city’s 16 boroughs began returning to class for the first time since the quake.
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Mexico City
Miguel de la Madrid
de la Madrid
Salant
Niagara Mohawk
Nine Mile Two
Nine Mile One
Salvadoran Rightist Leader Steps Down as Party Head
Salvadoran political shift follows Roberto d Aubuisson resignation as head of National Republican Alliance. He vows to form a political institute to train young leaders while Alfredo Cristiani is elected new party president. D Aubuisson remains active in Salvadoran politics amid party’s internal strife and electoral losses.
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San Salvador
el Salvador
Roberto d’Aubuisson
National Republican Alliance
d’Aubuisson
Taiwan
D'Aubuisson
Alfredo Cristiani
The
Alli
Ance
Cristiani
Georgetown University
Broad National Front
Conservation Adds Vital Link to the Mixed-Source Effort
A key element in the diverse approach is conservation, acting as a supplementary source to support and sustain the other components. This approach preserves resources and reinforces long term viability across the project.
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