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Gorby meets with Shamir. Levy: Former Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev on June 14 met separately with Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir and Foreign Minister David Levy, apparently on the Middle East peace talks, according to Israel Army Radio, reports Xinhua from Jerusalem.
This is Gorbachev's first visit to the Jewish state. Though the tour was described by Israeli officials as personal Gorbachev and his wife Raisa received a formal welcome at the Ben-Gurion Airport outside Tel Aviv.
After his talks with Shamir. Gorbachev spoke briefly to reporters before leaving Shamir's office. We had a good dialogue. he said.
According to Israeli Army Radio, their talks focused on Middle Efast Peace Talks which Gorbachev helped launch In Madrid late last October.
Romanians block traffic: s^aihun dred demonstrators blocked traffic in central University Square (dr the second day Sunday to commemorate a violent crackdown on protests two year? ago. AP reports from Bucharest.
Yelling "Down with Iliescu." they accused President lonlllescu of maintaining Communist practices and betraying the December 1989 revolution that toppled dictator Nicolae Ceausescu.
Thousands of miners descended on Bucharest In June 1990, when Iliescu called for "civilian democratic forces" to defend the government after weeks of protests.
Human chain to show unity in I A: More than 10,000 people linked hands to form a 10-milc (16-km) human chain on Sunday in a show of racial unity in neighbourhoods hardest hit by the Los Angeles riots. Reuter reports from Los Angeles.
"Hands across LA." Sponsored by a number of religious groups, Involved members of all racial groups in an effort to help heal the wounds of rioting that killed 60 people and caused more than one billion dollars in damage, organisers said.
Organisers had originally estimated that up to 100,000 residents would turn out for the event, but police put the attendance at coser lo 10.000.
As a result, the chain was broken in places as it snaked from the city's Korea town section to south-central Los Angeles past the charred ruins of dozens of buildings destroyed tn the riots.
Georgian PM in Iran: i™ and the former Soviet Republic of Georgia on Sunday expressed support for a transport network linking the Black Sea and the Persian Gulf. Iranian television reported, says AFP from Tehran.
"Georgia wants access to the Persian Gulf via Iranian territory and can offer Iran access to Europe through Georgian ports (on the Black Sea)," Georgian Prime Minister Tengiz Sigua said in Tehran after a meeting with Foreign Minister Alt Akbar VelayaU.
Velayatl also stressed the importance "Of a link between Iran and Efastern and Western Europe" and said Iran could in turn provide Georgia with an opening to Asia and the Middle East.
Sigua arrived in Tehran earlier Sunday to start an official visit.
Quake rocks Japanese island: a strong earthquake rocked a southern Japanese island with a preliminary reading of 5.2 on the Richter scale Monday morning. There were no immediate reports of damage or casualties, reports AP from Tokyo
The quake hit at 10.46 am (0146 GMT) 50 kilometers (31 miles) under the sea floor off the Izu Peninsula, the Central Meteorological Agency said.
It registered a 5 on the Japanese scale of seven on the island of Kozu, population 2,300. about 170 kilometers (105.4 miles) south of the capital.
A tremor measuring five on the Japanese scale can crack walls and overturn gravestones. The Richter scale measures the magnitude of a quake at its epicenter, according to ground motion as recorded on seismographs. An earthquake of 5 on the Richter scale is considered "very strong, a 6 "severe," capable of widespread damage near the epicenter. Chinese FM in New Zealand: chm esc Foreign Affairs Minister Qian Qichen arrived in Auckland Monday to start his three-day visit to New Zealand, reports Xinhua from Auckland.
Qian. who is also a State Councillor of China, was greeted at the airport by Richard Nottage. Secretary or top administrator of New Zealand's Ministry of External Relations and Trade. Chinese Ambassador to New Zealand U Jinhua and Consul General of the Chinese Consulate-General In Auckland Chen Qidao as well as representatives of the Chinese commu-nity in the country.