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Algerian opposition calls strike:
Algeria's biggest opposition party said it would call an indefinite general strike from Saturday. Reuter reports from Algiers.
Islamic Salvation Front (FIS) President Abassl Madani told a news conference on Thursday the stoppage would press the party’s demands for a presidential election on June 27 at the same time as multi-party parliamentary elections.
President Chadli Bcnjedld was elected In 1989 for seven years.
Madani said die President had ignored an FIS demand that he step down and its call for the freezing of electoral law and an Independent body to control the national assembly elections.
12 killed in Soviet plane crash:
Twelve people were killed and 38 others injured, two seriously, when an Aeroflot plane crashed while trying to land at Leningrad Airport. Russian President Boris Yeltsin said. AFP from Moscow reports.
He said the Tu-154 plane was carrying 200 people on a flight from Sukhumi in Georgia.
Tass news agency said the plane crashed while trying to make an emergency landing after one of its engines failed. The nose of the craft slammed into the runway and the plane broke in two on impact, according to the agency.
Mr. Yeltsin told the Russian Parliament that a joint commission with representatives from both the Soviet and the republican governments would Investigate the crash.
108 Iraqis suffering from cholera:
The number of people suffering from cholera since the end of the Guff war has risen to more than 100. with 17 new cases reported over the last week, an Iraqi health official said Wednesday. AFP reports from Baghdad.
The official, quoted by the Iraqi news agency, said the virus had been detected in Baghdad and 10 provinces, including the Kurdish regions of Dahuk and Arabil.
The number of sufferers has now reached 108. the official said, but there have so far been no deaths.
Cholera cases are multiplying and the risks of an epidemic have increased with the arrival of the summer heat, the Director of the UNICEF Programme here warned last Saturday.
Doctor Gianni Murzl said the number of confirmed cases may represent only 10 per cent of the real total.
The first outbreak of cholera was reported In Iraq after the Gulf war and during the anti-government revolts, with the health service badly hit by shortages and disorganisation.
Amnesty for 74 in South Korea:
South Korea announced Thursday amnesty for political offenders, freeing 74 people from prison and reducing sentences or dropping charges for 1984 others. Reuter from Seoul says.
The Justice Ministry said charges of violating the national Security Law would be dropped against the country's main opposition leader Kin Dae-Ju ng.
He was charged in 1989 with failing to report a visit to North Korea by a member of his party. Kim has never been tried.
Absent from the list, however, was the country's most famous political prisoner, university student Im Su-Kyong. 22. who is serving a five-year sentence for an Illegal 1989 trip to North Korea.
The Amensty. a conciliatory gesture by President Roh Tae-Woo towards restive students and workers, had been widely predicted and followed weeks of often violent anti-government protests triggered by the fatal police beating of a student.
Pakistan welcomes UN plan:
Pakistan welcomed United Nations plan for a political settlement in Afghanistan, underlining that Islamabad has always sought a peaceful solution to the 12-year-old conflict. AFP reports from Islamabad.
The Five-point proposal by Secretary General Javier Perez de Cuellar "Is a step towards a political settlement" a Foreign Ministry spokesman said.
Pakistan, which shelters more than three million Afghan refugees, has been a conduit for American-supplied weapons to guerillas fighting to topple the Soviet-backed regime in Kabul.
The spokesman said Pakistan has consistently worked for a political solution acceptable to the people of Afghanistan.
The plan Includes a transitional period that would have an Impartial interim body with the power to ensure free and fair elections, leading to the formation of a broad-based government.
Moscow for better ties with Europe:
Soviet Foreign Minister Alexander Bessmertnykh said here Friday that his country gives priority to the development of ties with East European countries, including Hungary, in its foreign policy, Xinhua from Moscow reports.
He made the remark following his talks with his Hungarian counterpart Jeszenskl Geza, who arrived here on Wednesday for an official visit.
The Soviet Tass news agency quoted Bessmertnykh as saying the Soviet-Hungarian relations have entered a new phase which is characterized by complete Independence, sovereignty and self-determination of national policies and principles.
The two sides are formulating a treaty to be used as a new legal base for bilateral relations, and the treaty should Include clauses providing guarantee for mllltaiy and political Interests I of both sides, the Soviet Foreign Minister said.