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Bush lifts freeze on Kuwaiti assets:
President Bush on Friday formally lifted the US freeze on Kuwaiti assets tn the United States, citing a restoration of Kuwait to its citizens.' AP from Washington says.
In a separate order, the president renewed the freeze on Iraqi assets beyond the Aug 2 anniversary date, saying “the government of Iraq continues to engage In activities inimical to stability In the Middle East and hostile to US interests tn the region.
Friday's action on Kuwait was merely for the record since that nation had already been permitted to resume use of its assets by the US government, said White House spokesman Roman Popadtuk.
Bush had frozen both Kuwaiti and Iraqi assets last August after Iraq Invaded its neighboring country. He prohibited business dealings with both countries to prevent Iraq from raiding Kuwaiti-held assets.
Thatcher, Schwarzkopf meet Friday:
US Gulf war Commander General Norman Schwarzkopf and former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher had a private meeting on Friday at the headquarters of the elite Special Air Service (SAS). Reuter says from London
The meeting near the city of Hereford in western England was originally meant to be kept under Wraps. But the Defence Ministry confirmed ft took place after the news was leaked to a London newspaper
A ministry spokesman gave no details of their conversation about Gulf war but said They wanted to meet and they did "
As Prime Minister Thatcher ordered British forces to Join Schwarzkopfs command In the Gulf after Iraq invaded Kuwait last August Thatcher was replaced by John Major in a Conservative Party leadership struggle last November.
Soviet traffic controllers call strike:
Soviet Air traffic controllers on Friday called a strike for August 10 to press a claim for higher pay. shorter hours and longer leave. Reuter reports from Moscow
The official news agency Tass said the union representing 80 per cent of the country's controllers presented official notification to the Ctvil Aviation Ministry
Many International flights between Europe and the Far East pass through Soviet air space
10 killed in Peru accident: a
a bus collided a dense for on a highway along Peru's northern coast Friday, killing at least 10 people, and Injuring 16. police said AFP reports from Uma.
Officials blamed the crash on bad weather along the Pan American Highway near the town of Bayovar. 900 kilometers (650 miles) northwest of Lima
The bus. loaded with passengers. slammed head-on into the truck carrying farm produce, officials said Honecker leaves Moscow clinic: Former East German communist leader Erich Honecker has left a Moscow cHnlc after surgery and is living tn a government dacha outside the Soviet Capital, a German aiper reported. Reuter says from Hamburg
said Honecker. 78. who was spirited out of Eastern Germany 10 Moscow eartier this year, was recovering so well from bowel surgery that he had been able to leave the military clink In Sokolniki park tn Moscow
He was now living with his wife Margot tn a Soviet government dacha on the outskirts of Moscow. Bild said in the report in Its Saturday edition, quoting well-informed sources to the Soviet Union.
U8, USSR seek exchange of missile test data:
The United States and the Soviet Union would have to exchange all information gleaned from missile flight tests under the arms control treaty to be signed at the Moscow summit. a Bush administration official said Friday, reports AP from Washington.
The ban on withholding such data was one of the last issues to be resolved by the two sides. The agreement sets an important precedent for checking up on what the other side is doing to Improve its strategic nuclear arms
Overall, the treaty will reduce US long range nuclear mis sties, bombers and submarines by about 28 per cent and the Soviets arsenal of such ocean spanning weapons by about 35 per rent the official said st a White House briefing
The US stock of ballistic missile warheads will be cut by about 39 per cent and the Soviets' araenal by about 48 per cent, the official said.
The treaty will be signed on Wednesday by President Bush and Soviet President Mikhail 8 Gorbachev at a Kremlin cere mony It culminates nearly a decade of negotiations and pro vides for the first deep cuts In US and Soviet strategic mi
Typhoon kills 15 in China:
kill at least 15 people and injured 22 when It hit China s southern Guandong province earlier this week, the China daily reported Saturday reports AFP from Belong
Looses totaled 470 ateStea yuan (90 mtUkm doifars). with 2.000 houses destroyed and 108.000 hectares (260.000 acres) of farmland flooded by the typhoon’s vicious rains, the
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