Britain outraged by Iraq hanging of journalist Farzad Bazoft
Britain denounced the execution of Farzad Bazoft as an outrage not lessened by his robbery conviction. Iraq's president Saddam Hussein refused clemency, prompting Britain to recall its ambassador and expel Iraqi trainees while planning demonstrations outside the British Embassy in Baghdad.
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London
Britain
Iraq
Foreign Office
Saddam Hussein
Farzad Bazoft
Israel
Baghdad
Baath
Bazoft
Al-Thawra
Iran
Weekly Observer
Land grab begins for $8 billion atom smasher in Ellis County
Ellis County residents learn where the 54 mile collider footprint will fall as the Energy Department releases plans. Landowners ask how much and how soon their property will be bought while scientists move in, with prices averaging 500 to 800 dollars an acre locally and a neighbor selling at 7,080 dollars per acre two years ago. Cathy Lynn fears losing her 1% acre homestead but supports the project, hoping for fair market value.
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Waxahachie
Texas
Ellis County
Cathy Lynn
Congress
Dallas
Energy Department
State of
Faye Washington
Ms. Lynn
Poindexter disliked Congress says ex aide at trial
Washington AP testifies that John Poindexter distrusted Congress and preferred minimal contact. Ronald Sable, former NSC liaison, said Poindexter did not trust lawmakers and chose not to deal with them. Prosecutors nearing key witnesses Lee Hamilton and Enric Newsome. Robert Pearson recounts Oliver North seizing Reagan chair during a 1986 House Intelligence Committee session.
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Washington
John Poindexter
Congress
White House
Poindexter
Admiral Poindexter
Ronald Sable
National Security Council
Howard Pearl
Sable
Capitol Hill
House Intelligence Committee
Lee Hamilton
Enric Newsome
Senate Intelligence Committee
Robert Pearson
Oliver North
Reagan
Pearson
North
Poitdexter
Richard Beckler
ANC and government set for April talks in South Africa
Nelson Mandela to lead ANC delegation at April 11 talks with President de Klerk as exiled ANC leaders return to discuss removing obstacles to formal negotiations on a new constitution. Mandela urged lifting the state of emergency and freeing prisoners.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
African National Congress
F.W. de Klerk
Nelson Mandela
ANC
de Klerk
Cape Town
Stockholm
Sweden
Mandela
Oliver Tambo
Zambia
Tambo
Motorists warned to stay off back roads
Africa AP reports a white motorist was killed on a back road when black township residents believed an attack by a rival group was imminent and attacked his car. Two black residents died of shock after rumors sparked by the unrest. Police urged motorists to avoid sideroads near townships to prevent mobs stopping and stoning vehicles as violence spreads nationwide, with over 300 deaths in six weeks and widespread black on black clashes. Women and children sought refuge as rumors of Zulu migrant worker attacks circulated.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
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