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Show Page THE HERALD, Provo, Utah, 8 Sunday, November 15, 1987 WorliI Ro undup Korean candidate forced to flee by rival's supporters Beirut bomb kills BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) -d A bomb hidden in a box of chocolates exploded in the crowded lobby of Be- saying irut's American University Hospital Saturday, killing people were wounded. The device contained about one kilogram (2.2 pounds) of TNT, a rifle grenade and dozens of nails, said Police Col. Mounir Maalouli. "We found nails in the bodies of the victims," he said. Another nervous-actin- g police official, speaking on condition of anonymity, said police did not yet know whether the woman knew what was inside "or whether she detonated the He quoted a Lebanese soldier wounded in the blast as of World-renown- ed camMikhail S. more a for open society paigns and rectification of some er- Rudolf Nureyev returned Saturday to the country he abandoned 26 years ago, saying he is glad he could visit his ailing mother at her home in the Ural mountain city of Ufa. Nureyev defected in Paris in 1961 during a tour with the Kirov Ballet of Leningrad and soon was a featured performer in the United States. His permitted visit is an apparent rors of the past. The beaming, dancer arrived at Moscow's Sheremetyevo Airport from Paris on an Air France jetliner and was besieged by foreign reporters as he pushed a luggage cart laden with belongings through customs. "I'm very excited," said Nu DHAKA, Bangladesh (AP) vices were not powerful enough to cause significant -T- dozen bombs exploded in capital Saturday as a gen-a- l strike calling for the Testation of President Hussain ie damage. The sources said explosive devices were hurled in Dhaka at the houses of opposition leaders Mirza Golam Hafiz, a luhammad Ershad resumed. At least six people were reported injured. The blasts occurred through, out Dhaka, a city of 4 million people, said police and wit- former speaker of Parliament, and Kamal Hossain, central leader of Awami League and a former foreign minister. Those bombs caused little damage and no injuries, the nesses, who spoke on condition of anonymity. Most of the de - were reported to have rain made similar decisions but not yet announced them. General Arab ostracism of Egypt, initiated in March 1979 to punish Cairo for its peace treaty with Israel, is now apparently ending due to the threat to the Arab world of Persian Iran's fundamentalist The long diplomatic Egypt (AP) Arab world's boycott of Egypt crumbled ther Saturday fur- with Arab League members Morocco and Kuwait joining Iraq and the United Arab Emirates in resuming relations. At least three more of the League's 21 active members Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Bah revolution. campaign. tse m n hi laacoUPONan if8 ried by women. A bomb hidden in a briefcase exploded Wednesday in the passenger terminal of the capital's airport, killing six people and wounding 73. The woman who carried it was among those killed. No one claimed responsibility for either blast. Since Syrian troops were deployed in February to end three years of militia anarchy, more than 100 explosions have hit west Beirut. reyev, sporting and a gray white herringbone coat. 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The candidate left Kwangju shortly after the incident and headed for the southern port of Masan for a rally Sunday. bomb." after 26 years Nureyev- back to Russia Soviet leader a rakish green outgrowth Gorbachev's beret ballet dancer and MOSCOW (AP) Dae-jung- mil Kim At least 13 people were hurt, including two press photographers and a lawmaker. Five of the injured were hurt when protesters with sticks attacked a traditional Korean folk danc- wounds 37 The unidentified soldier said the woman "was sitting on a chair opposite the accounts department, a few yards from the elevators. . .. She looked nervous and was constantly watching the elevators. She had the chocolate parcel in her lap." seven people, including the woman who was carrying it. m front of the city's railway station. 's Kwangju is Kim main political stronghold. "Concede, concede1," thousands of his supporters yelled as hundreds of people charged the dais, burned Kim Young-sam- 's poi traits and clashed with his adherents. Dae-jun- blonde was sitting in the lobby with the box of chocolates when "the parcel exploded." nail-packe- Thirty-seve- n a 7, KWANGJU, South Korea Presidential candidate (AP) was rushed to Kim Young-sasafety by bodygards Saturday when supporters of another opposition candidate hurled rocks and sticks and stormed the dais during a campaign rally. Demonstrators shouting the name of rival candidate Kim g broke up the rally in Bringing the latest news from around the world that has impact on our lives from the Associated Press. ill) Radtt hack Store or Dealer Nearest WR ton1 wstfed No! Rod'O tHit tor bndck sa produce trie tones needed to Nites We se'vice what e sen do not tv i:ew the rotving rredit Payment may aiy Detirn1ng You neei jpon long acrnunt iMUnct Most Major Credit Cards Accepted |