Panamanian workers clash with police over unpaid salaries
In Panama City hundreds of public sector workers battled riot police outside a hospital as they demanded pay from Noriega’s government. About 12 were injured including Dallas Morning News photographer David Leeson. The government said partial salaries would be paid on a sliding scale, but many workers reported no payments and protests continued.
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Marcos linked to plot to send U S arms to Philippines
Investigators seek to determine if Ferdinand Marcos directed a plan to ship weapons from the United States to his forces in the Philippines. U S officials say the arms were meant for pro Marcos forces, though his attorney denies involvement.
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