Gordievski Defector Upsets UK Soviet Espionage Ties
London AP reports Soviet KGB officer Oleg Gordievski spied for the West for at least 15 years before defecting this week. The move strained British Soviet relations and led to a Danish British intelligence cooperation dispute over his Copenhagen role. Gordievski, 46, reportedly headed Britain's KGB network since 1982 and is under intensive debriefing in Britain.
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Oleg A. Gordievski
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Edinburgh
Scotland
Gordievski
Copenhagen
Orgae
Tid San Gunisell
Nessmen
Times of London
The
Daily Telegraph
KGB
Britain
Denmark
Scandinavia
Gle Espersen
Ninn-Hansen
Espersen
B.T
Guardian
Sovietytag
Thurmond Sets Unbiased Senate Hearings On White Collar Probes
Senate Judiciary Chairman Strom Thurmond announced November hearings on how the Justice Department handles white collar prosecutions. He said the inquiry could include Jackie Presser’s case while avoiding cases still under investigation. Senator Howard Metzenbaum questioned Willard’s fitness for civil division head, but Willard’s nomination was approved after a delayed Senate vote.
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Justice Department
Judiciary Committee
Strom Thurmond
Thurmond
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Jackie Presser
The
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FBI
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Sen
Howard Metzenbaum
Ohio
Metzenbaum
Richard K. Willard
Honduran jets attack Nicaragua border clash widens
Honduran warplanes shot down a Nicaragua helicopter and strafed mortar batteries after volleys at Honduras. 2,000 troops were moved to the border, with radio reports saying the army was on full alert. Nicaragua offered no casualty details as tensions rise between the U S backed Honduran government and Sandinistas.
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Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Nicaragua
South Africa businessmen meet ANC rebels in Zambia
White South African business leaders returned from a six hour talks with top ANC figures at Luangwa Game Park in Zambia. President Kaunda attended, urging deputies to attend for decisions on national integrity and sovereignty amid calls to negotiate with rebels. Honduras recalls ambassador over border clashes with Nicaragua. 60 killed in six months.
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South Africa
Zambia
Luangwa Game Park
Lusaka
Kenneth Kaunda
Kaunda
Honduras
Nicaragua
Isidro Tapia Martinez
Antonio Mazariegos
Ford seeks ban on picketing at Lorain supplier gate
Ford asks Lorain County Common Pleas Court to limit picketing at the supplier gate to two people and to bar all pickets, arguing threats and intimidation to keep deliveries. Ford plans to seek an injunction while a nine week Lorain plant survey shows production demands not active, as 5,200 UAW Local 425 members strike.
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Ford
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Lorain County Common Pleas Court
Ms. Joseph
Lorain
United Auto Workers Local 425
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United States Daily & Sunday
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