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Assailants kill 12
JOHANNESBURG. South
Africa (AP) — Assailants burst
into a home in a black township
near Durban on Wednesday and
opened fire with automatic
weapons, killing 12 people.
Seven of the victims were
children.
Mangosuthu Buthelezi.
leader of Inkatha and chief
minister of the KwaZulu
homeland, said in a statement
the deaths were “probably a
continuation of the internecine
clashes” between rival black
groups in Natal province. Much
of that fighting has been bet
ween Inkatha and the IJDF.
Envoy meets with captors
BEIRUT, Lebanon (AF) —
Anglican Church envoy Terry
Waite has been meeting in a
secret place with kidnappers
who hold two Americans
hostage, one of his escorts said
Wednesday night, more than 24
hours after Waite dropped out
of sight.
A second West German disap
peared, apparently abducted.
A spokesman for Walid
Jumblatt’s Druse militia, speak
ing on condition of anonymity,
said Waite would be allowed to
"see and converse" with
American hostages Terry
Anderson and Thomas
Sutherland during his talks
with the captors.
National
Drug-testing plan OK'd
WASHINGTON (AF) — The
Transportation Department and
Congress began moving
Wednesday toward requiring
random drug-testing of airline
and railroad in d u s t r y
employees, and the department
said it plans to test 26,500 of its
own workers as well.
I ransportat ion Secretary
Elizabeth Dole disclosed plans
for the broad-ranging drug
testing and rehabilitation pro
gram as several members of
Congress said they will in
troduce drug-testing legislation
r
in the coming days
The whirlwind of activity in
volving random drug testing
came a week after the disclosure
that marijuana had been used by
two t.onrail train operators in
volved in a collision with an
Amtrak passenger train |an. 4.
Sixteen people were killed
' ‘d 175 injured in the accident.
Senate overrides veto
WASHINGTON (AP) — The
S e n a t e h a n d e d I’r e s i d e n t
Keagan his first congressional
defeat of 1087 on Wednesday by
overwhelmingly passing a
popular $20 billion water
quality bill identical to one he
vetoed last year.
The action came after the
Senate voted 82-17 against a
less-costly alternative proposed
by Reagan on Jan. 5 as way of
softening the legislation's im
pact on federal budget deficits.
Regional
AuCoin chosen to watch
WASHINGTON (A P) —
House Speaker Jim Wright on
Wednesday named Rep. Les
AuGoin as an official congres
sional observer to tin*
U.S.-Soviet arms control
negotiations in Geneva,
Switzerland.
Wright, a Democrat from
Texas, also reappointed AuCoin
as Whip-at-Large. a party
leadership post the Oregon con
gressman has held since 1985.
“Because of his position on
the Defense Appropriations
S u b c o m rn i 11 e e a n d h i s
knowledge of the issues. I.es is
an outstanding choice as
Geneva observer,” said Wrigbt.
"He wrote the anti-satellite test
ban. Les has consistently
demonstrated his commitment
to arms control."
The anti-satellite test ban is
intended to prevent the Pen
tagon from violating the 1972
Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty.
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