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Boris Pankin leaves for Israel:
Soviet Foreign Minister Boris Pankin flies to Israel Thursday on the first leg of tour to help remove obstacles to a US-Sovlet sponsored Middle East peace conference planned for the end of this month, reports Reuter from Moscow.
Pankin will meet US Secretary of State James Baker on Friday to discuss that peace conference and have talks with Israeli leaders on restoring full diplomatic relations.
Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir has demanded Moscow renew ties, severed over the 1967 Middle East war. if it wants to sponsor peace talks.
US President George Bush and Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev hope to hold the conference by the end of October and InvItaUonB could be sent out this weekend.
But outstanding problems remain, notably over Palestinian representation at the peace conference.
Palestinians may take part in talks’:
US Secretary of State James Baker emerged from three hours of talks with prominent Palestinians here Wednesday to say he was "optimistic" about the chances of forming a Palestinian delegation for Middle East peace talks, reports AFP from Tel Aviv.
Meanwhile. US officials sought to play down an apparent setback to the peace process, when Syrian officials told Baker in Damascus that their country would not take part in the whole of the planned peace conference.
Syrian Foreign Minister Farouq Al-Shara said his country would stay away from a multilateral phase of the planned conference unless its positions were taken into account.
This was a reference to Syria’s demand for the return of the Golan Heights, which Israel seized from it in 1967 and has since annexed.
The statement brought Immediate accusations from Israel. "This attitude proves that Syria does not want peace," a spokesman for Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir said. Prison uprising leaves 12 dead:
a prison uprising in northern Venezuelan left 12 people dead Wednesday, as Inmates seized control of most of the buildings tn the compound, radio Rumbos reported tn Caracas, reports AFP.
Some 20 prisoners may have fled the facility in San Juan de Los Morros. 100 kilometers (60 miles) southwest of the capital, and national guard officers reportedly had moved on the city in an effort to capture the escapes, the radio said.
Prisoners complaints about poor treatment and overcrowding at the Jail were likely to have sparked the rebellion which began early Wednesday, radio Rumbos added.
Inmates have demanded that President Carlos Andres Perez and Justice Minister Alfredo Ducharne come to the scene to hear their demands, and were rejecting attempts by other officials seeking to mediate in the standoff, the radio said.
Hosni Mubarak in Germany :
President Hosni Mubarak of Egypt arrived in Bonn Wednesday for a two-day working visit in which he will review the Middle East peace process with German leaders. German officials said, reports AFP from Bonn.
Mubarak was greeted by President Richard Von
Mubarak meets with Chancellor Helmut Kohl Thursday for talks on the outlook for peace and with Economy Minister Juergen Moellemann to discuss trade and economic cooperation.
. K^ptl-one of the biggest recipients of German aid : It has received 5.5 billion marks (3.2 billion dollars) so far tn grants and soft loans.
30 feared killed in landslide :
Atka 30 people were feared killed In a landslide in Guwahatl city, capital of India's northeastern Assam state, the Press Trust of India (PTT) news agency reported on Wednesday, says Reuter from New Delhi.
PT quoting rescuer*, said six bodies had been removed from the debris since Monday when the landslide occurred near a hill in the Ganeshpuri area of the city. Many more were feared trapped under the debris, it said.
Five killed in Mujahideen attack:
Guerillas fighting the Afghan government fired rockets into the eastern town of Meh tar lam on Wednesday, killing five people and wounding 10. the official Kabul radio .said. reports Reuter from Islamabad.
The attack by surface-to-surface missiles on the Laghman province capital also severely damaged 30 houses, four public utility buildings and three Car*, said the broadcast monitored J