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...Soviet Union, Britain, France and China); India's 1974 test explosion shows that it has at least mastered the capacity to build them. All told, about 345 commercial nuclear power reactors are in operation in 26 countries, and some 52 nations have nuclear research facilities. At least eleven nations possess facilities for the reprocessing of nuclear fuels, all yielding varying amounts of plutonium. Large enrichment facilities to turn uranium into nuclear fuel, or bomb-grade material, exist in the U.S., the Soviet Union, the Netherlands, France and China. Commercial reprocessing plants to extract plutonium from used reactor fuel are located...
...atomic weapon has been used in warfare; nor have nations rushed to develop nuclear weapons in the numbers that were predicted even 20 years ago. In the early 1960s, it was feared that within a decade ten or more countries might have produced atomic arsenals. In the eleven years since India's nuclear test, no additional country, as far as can be confirmed, has succeeded in following suit...
...prisoners took off from Damascus, the capital of Syria. On arrival in Geneva, the Arab prisoners remained aboard the Israeli planes, parked in a remote corner of the airport and surrounded by blue-bereted Swiss security commandos, until the Israelis were flown in. The laborious exchange dragged out over eleven hours. At about the same time, 151 Arab prisoners were released by Israel on the Golan Heights and handed over to Syrian and Lebanese authorities, while 605 others were bused from jails in Israel and the Israeli- occupied territories to their hometowns in Israel, Gaza and the West Bank. There...
...concern had little to do with the numbers involved. Israel had released around 4,481 Egyptian POWs after the Six-Day War in exchange for eleven Israelis, and in November 1983 had traded 4,500 Palestinian and Lebanese prisoners for six of its own. The problem this time was that the freed Arabs included 167 prisoners who had been convicted of involvement in terrorist acts in which Israelis had been killed. Furthermore, almost half of those released were being permitted to return to their homes in Israel or the occupied territories. Among those released was Ahmed Zmurid, who had been...
With more and more young witnesses now being called in abuse and molestation trials, that argument made sense to California Governor George Deukmejian. Two weekends ago he signed the first legislation in the U.S. allowing simultaneous, two-way closed-circuit television for some children under eleven in molestation cases. The system is designed to separate the accused from the accuser, while allowing each to see and hear the other on TV screens during testimony. Defense attorneys are expected to challenge the new law, citing the Sixth Amendment right of defendants to confront their accusers, whatever their age. The question will...