New Yugo not bad for the money
The Cleveland Chronicle-Telegram tests the 1985 Yugo noting a base price around 4000 dollars with extras, calling it a solid inexpensive car. Test driver Hal Artz finds it practical for short trips and small families, praising value despite limited rear storage and hatch access.
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Reagan Gorbachev summit seen with cautious optimism
McFarlane called the meeting with Eduard Shevardnadze the most productive in 15 years yet aides framed the Soviet offer as largely a reinvention of an old, unacceptable proposal. Officials leaked that the plan was unbalanced while Reagan tempered expectations and kept negotiators in Geneva to handle details. He questioned the mobile S 20s removal and warned they could be redeployed. As the summit nears both sides prepare for hard bargaining.
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Egyptian police shoot at tourists in Sinai killing seven Israelis
An Egyptian policeman at Ras Bourka checkpoint opened fire on a group of Israeli tourists and fellow officers in Sinai. Seven tourists and a policeman died, four officers were wounded. Israeli and Egyptian officials described the incident as the officer going berserk. Egypt promised punishment to the fullest extent of the law.
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ACLU says UF researchers probed brains of executed men
The ACLU reports University of Florida researchers took brain tissue from executed inmates during autopsies for unauthorized experiments. Civil rights workers say as many as 11 of 13 executed since 1979 were involved, with families not consulted and no prior prisoner consent. Governor Graham orders investigations by general counsel and Medical Examiners Commission.
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Jill Chamberlin
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Duarte offers to swap prisoners for his daughter in El Salvador
President Jose Napoleon Duarte told leftist rebels by radio that he would free 22 prisoners in exchange for his daughter Ines Guadalupe Duarte Duran and a companion, amid a 72 hour deadline. The exchange would also involve several mayors abducted by guerrillas, who call themselves Liberty while the government codes the operation Jupiter.
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