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Iraq-Israel peace conference :
More than half of the Senate called on Saudi Arabia to Join an Iraq-Israel peace conference, reports Reuter from Washington.
A letter to King Fahd released by Senators Bob Packwood. ROrc, and Frank l^utenberg. D NJ., and signed by them and 51 other Senators said, "it Is our strong belief that Saudi Arabia s participation in the negotiations with Isreal is indispensable for any real peace process to succeed."
The Senators said they were profoundly concerned at a press report the Saudi government had refused to participate fully tn a US-sponsored regional peace conference.
Soviet to fight economic crisis
t-ra Soviet Communist Party Central Committee on Thursday proposed a series of "exceptional" measures over a one or two-month period to fight the severe economic crisis. Interfax News Agency reported, says AFP from Moscow.
The steps include the reestablishment or strengthening of the nation's financing, banking and budget systems and stricter state control of foreign trade relations, Interfax said.
The committee also urged opposition to "attempts by antl-soclallst forces" to restore capitalism and to abolish the system on Soviet representation.*
Sudan to be excluded from GSP list:
President George Bush notified Congress Thursday of his decision to exclude Sudan from the Generalized System of Preferences (GSP) list, reports AFP.
The GSP status allow countries to export products to the United States tax-free. Bush said he took the decision because Sudan does not respect Internationally accepted labor laws.
The United States bestows the GSP status on those countries that It deems respect labor laws.
Iraq will stop making weapons :
A newspaper run by President Saddam Hussein's eldest son Udai said Iraq would stop making weapons and predicted this would soon be announced officially, reports Reuter.
The political daily Babll (Babylon) said rumours In official circles suggested tt had been officially agreed that arms man ufacturing departments would stop production.
The newspaper did not elaborate Udai is Editor in Chief of the newspaper which began publication last month.
Iraq had the moot ambitious arms industry tn the Arab world before the Gulf war but the US-led coalition said It wrecked many armament factories in the conflict.
Soviet pilot defects to Turkey :
* Soviet Air Force pilot has apparently defected to Turkey aboard a mi 5 transport helicopter. Tasa News Agency reported Thursday, reports AFP
Senior Lieutenant I. Gtmatov made an unauthorized take off from an air base on the outskirts of Yerevan. A Menia. on Wednesday and flew to Turkey, the agency said, quoting the Defence Ministry s press service
Iraq will end petrol rationing
will end petrol rationing on President Saddam Hussein's 54th birthday on Sunday Iraqi Television reported, soys Reuter
The Television showed Saddam visiting Iraq's biggest oil refinery at Bag! around 200 km (120 miles) north of Baghdad
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