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From: calley@optilink.UUCP (Chris Calley)
Newsgroups: misc.forsale,ba.market.vehicles
Subject: '86 BMW 535i
Date: 12 Oct 92 21:06:22 GMT
Distribution: na
Organization: Optilink Corporation, Petaluma, CA

FOR SALE - 1986 BMW 535I , 159k

* Body style: 4-door sedan
* Color: dark blue (exterior), black/tan (interior)
* Upholstery: all leather seats, perfect condition
* Electric seats and windows, all working perfectly
* Tires: 2 are brand new
* Wheels: standard BMW alloy (390mm)
* Electric sunroof
* BMW stereo/cassette sound system
* Anti-lock breaks
* Cruise control
* Air conditioning  (feels like the North Pole)
* Body and paint: one or two very small "dimples" in the door panels.  The
    paint is in excellent condition, but a few small scratches exist.
* Transmission: 5 speed manual
* Engine: BMW in-line 6 cylinder, fuel injected.  A recent compression check
    indicates good compression on all 6 cylinders.

All scheduled maintenance has been performed on this car.  The oil has been
changed every three to four thousand miles.  Recently replaced was the
Bosch Motronic control unit (the brain).  Service records available for
inspection.


Price: $9,500 

call (707)829-0358 eves. or (707)792-7216 days, or email.
-- 
Christopher A. Calley - all opinions are my own... etc.
email: 	calley@optilink.com
Newsgroups: misc.forsale,cle.forsale,ab.general
Subject: 1993 Ford Escort LX 3 Door
From: djd@icd.ab.com (Dennis J. Dombrosky)
Date: Fri, 16 Oct 1992 14:25:08 GMT
Followup-To: Poster
Distribution: oh
Organization: Allen-Bradley Company, Inc.
Summary: New car for sale


FOR SALE:

1993 Ford Escort LX 3 Door
Bimini Blue Clearcoat Metallic Exterior
Opel Gray Interior
Air Conditioning
Read Window Defroster
Power Steering
AM/FM Stereo Cassette Radio
Dual Electric Remote Mirrors
Automatic Transaxle

2600 Miles

$10,100.00

This is a brand new car.
It comes with the factory warranty.

The original sticker price was $11,631.00.
(a savings of $1,531.00)

The car is located in Willoughby Hills, OH
(about 14 miles east of Cleveland)

Call (216) 944-1547


Xref: sparky misc.forsale:28663 misc.forsale.computers:37018
From: jmgst26+@pitt.edu (Joseph M Goodwin)
Newsgroups: misc.forsale,misc.forsale.computers
Subject: Windows 286 version for sale
Date: 15 Oct 92 17:10:01 GMT
Followup-To: misc.forsale
Distribution: usa
Organization: University of Pittsburgh
Originator: jmgst26@unixd1.cis.pitt.edu

Title says it, asking $35 post paid.  Email me if you have questions.  It runs
best with 1 meg + RAM.

Mike
From: peishuh@author.ecn.purdue.edu (Pei-Shuh F Wang)
Newsgroups: misc.forsale
Subject: KAWAI K1 keybaord for sale
Date: 12 Oct 92 20:10:43 GMT
Distribution: usa
Organization: Purdue University Engineering Computer Network

KAWAI K1 keyboard, 61 keys
velocity sensitive, aftertouch
in good condition with original box and manuals.
$350           

percy (317) 743-1734
peishuh@ecn.purdue.edu
.
Newsgroups: misc.forsale
From: HO@kcgl1.eng.ohio-state.edu (Francis Ho)
Subject: WINDOW 3.0 (new)
Organization: The Ohio State University
Date: Thu, 8 Oct 1992 20:50:26 GMT

WINDOW 3.0 for DOS

- 5 1/4" HD disks
- complete documentation/manual
- never opened
- $30

ho@kcgl1.eng.ohio-state.edu

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Newsgroups: uky.forsale,misc.forsale,misc.forsale.computers
From: uk09242@mik.uky.edu (kelly r brown)
Subject: 286 system for sale!!!
Organization: University of Kentucky
Date: Tue, 13 Oct 1992 18:19:24 GMT
Distribution: usa

Packard Bell 286, 1 meg Ram, 40 meg Hard Drive, Super VGA,
internal modem, mouse, approx. $800 worth of software,
$650, call Don Brown (502) 448-8358
From: jain@njmsa.umdnj.edu (Narpat Jain)
Newsgroups: misc.forsale
Subject: Microsoft Publisher for Windows - $75.00
Summary: MS Publisher for Sale - $75.00
Keywords: Software
Date: 9 Oct 92 16:10:08 GMT
Distribution: misc

Microsoft Publisher for Windows - asking price is $75.00
will sell to best offer.
	Brand Spanking New in Original Packaging (got it as a present)

	Narpat Jain
.
From: Ron.Gage@altern8.mi.org (Ron Gage)
Sender: FredMail@altern8.mi.org
From: ronnie@cisco.com (Ronnie B. Kon)
Newsgroups: misc.forsale
Subject: Re: Shouldn't there be a minimum $$ amount in these posts?
Keywords: inequity forsale
Date: 15 Oct 92 19:56:12 GMT
Organization: cisco Systems, Incorporated
NNTP-Posting-Host: lager.cisco.com

If M______ Mc. H______ is so desparate for $4 that he's willing to go
through the hassle of boxing and mailing his clock radio (which will
probably cut his take to about $2), I think he should be able to post.

Besides, it's almost as funny as being able to order iron by the ton.
I would be willing to pay $52 to have 2 tons of iron delivered to certain
people's driveways.

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Ronnie B. Kon           | "Boy, they were big on crematoriums, weren't they?"
ronnie@cisco.com        |
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From: akachhy@cbnewsl.cb.att.com (avinash.kachhy)
Newsgroups: misc.forsale
Subject: Moving Sale, Edison NJ
Date: 12 Oct 92 12:00:51 GMT
Distribution: nj.forsale
Organization: AT&T

Following items are available due to MOVING SALE 
 
Twin size bed   "Ortho Posture Deluxe"                 $50
Foam Mattress and Box-spring and bed frame.

DP Exercise Bench  with leg lift.		       SOLD

Assorted concrete/vinyl weights.                       $5
4 X 15 lb, 4 X 8 lb, 4 X 3 lb (total 104 lb) 
 
Huffy Regatta Lady's 3 speed bicycle                   $25
Good Working Condition.
 
KENT man's 10 speed bike                                $75
Almost new.
 
Cable Reel Coffee Table 30" Diameter, 15" high          $10
Sanded smooth and hand finished Jacobean stain.
 
PARAGON disposable water filters (2) for ultrasonic     $3 each
humidifiers. 
 
LITEWAY shop lite in unopened box.
Uses 2 40 Watt fluorescent bulbs.                       $5
 
Murray rear bag 22" lawn mower 
used 1 season.                                          $100 
 
Rickel 22" side discharge lawn mower
Great shape but needs tune up to get started.           $10
 
8' long 1' wide particle board shelf (2) unused         $2 each
 
4' long 1' wide particle board shelf (2) unused         $1 each
 
CASH and CARRY.
I live in Edison NJ.
 
Avinash Kachhy
 
attmail!akachhy
908-457-1075 (W)
908-572-2198 (H)
Newsgroups: misc.news.southasia
From: banarji@unixg.ubc.ca (Ajai Banarji)
Subject: Sports Roundup - Sri Lanka-Australia Test series
Organization: University of British Columbia
Date: Wed, 7 Oct 92 12:17:28 GMT


From	: Ajai Banarji 
Source	: Hindustan Times till Sep 17

Topics:
1) Domestic Cricket in India-Duleep Trophy
2) Sri Lanka-Australia test series
3) India tour of South Africa
4) Miscellaneous

			Duleep Trophy

Quarter Final. South beat East by 172 runs at Visakhapatnam
South 226 (Raman 91, S. Mukherji 6-77) and 341 (Raman 85, Robin 65, Kumble 67,
Avinash 5-105, Biswal 5-76)
East 254 (Sunil Kumar 90, Karim 79, Raju 6-71) and 141 (Raju 6-46)

Semi Final. Central beat West by 179 runs at Madras.
Central 347 (Amre 83, Ankola 5-67) and 256
West 261/8 dec (Shastri 62, R. Chouhan 6-62) and 163 (P. Gandhe 6-65)

Semi Final. North beat South by 200 runs at Bangalore.
North 317 (Prabhakar 55, A. Sharma 61, V. Yadav 56) and 356/8 dec (Bhaskar 
101*, V. Yadav 66, Maninder 66*)
South 367 (Azharuddin 153, C. Sharma 5-87) and 106 (Maninder 6-23)

Final. North beat Central on first innings at Hyderabad.
North 268 (A. Sharma 50, S. Sharma 5-66) and 131/5
Central 97
	
			SRI LANKA-AUSTRALIA TEST SERIES

Australia won series 1-0 with 2 draws.

1st at Colombo (SSC). Australia won by 16 runs.
Aus 256 (M. Taylor 42, Healy 66*, Hathurasinghe 4-66) and 471 (M. Taylor 43,
Boon 68, Jones 57, M. Waugh 56, Matthews 64, McDermott 40, Anurasiri 4-127)
SL 547/8 dec (Mahanama 78, Gurusinha 137, Ranatunga 127, Kaluwithrana 132*)
and 164 (Matthews 4-76)

2nd at Colombo (Khettarama). Drawn.
Aus 247 (Jones 77, Matthews 55) and 296/6 dec (Moody 54, Jones 100*, Matthews
51) 
SL 258/9 dec (Hathurasinghe 67, Aravinda 85, McDermott 4-53) and 136/2 
(Mahanama 69, Hathurasinghe 49)

3rd at Moratuwa. Drawn.
Aus 337 (Border 106, Matthews 57, Healy 71, Ramanayake 5-82) and 271/8 (Border
78, Matthews 96, Healy 49, Liyanage 4-56)
SL 274/9 dec (Mahanama 50, Aravinda 58, Tilakratne 82, Ranatunga 48, McDermott
4-89, Dodemaide 4-65)

INDIAN TOUR OF SOUTH AFRICA

Schedule of test matches:
1) Nov 13-17, Durban
2) Nov 26-30, Johannesburg
3) Dec 26-30, Port Elizabeth
4) Jan 2-6, Cape Town

	There are also 7 one-day internationals between Dec 7 and Dec 19, 
besides other matches. India will also tour Zimbabwe and play one test.
	New Zealand will now tour Sri Lanka and Zimbabwe.
England's tour of India in 1992-93 includes 3 tests, 7 one-day internationals
and other matches. Schedule of test matches:
1) Jan 29-Feb 2, Calcutta
2) Feb 11-15, Madras
3) Feb 19-23, Bombay

	After this, England will go on to Sri Lanka. One test is scheduled at
Colombo on Mar 13-18. Although Gooch is captaining England for the tour to
India, he will skip the Sri Lanka leg which will see Stewart as captain.

                             * E N D *
Newsgroups: misc.news.southasia
From: gnreddy@cbnewsf.att.com (G.Narotham Reddy)
Subject: Over hundred civilians hacked to death in Srilanka
Organization: AT&T
Date: Thu, 15 Oct 92 21:00:53 GMT

Source    : The CGI
Date      : October 15, 1992
Country   : Sri Lanka

                             * * * * * *

* LTTE militants gun down 137 civilians

* Colombo: Oct 15 - LTTE militants armed with automatic weapons and 
swords gunned down or hacked to death 137 civilians including women 
and children and wounded more than 400 in four neighbouring villages 
in the north central Polonnaruwa district early Thursday, reports said.
	Majority of those killed were Muslims while others were
Sinhalese. Those killed included thirty children from six months to 
thirteen years.
	However, the military put the death toll at 92 and around 
thirty as wounded.
	twelve security personnel stationed in the ill-fated villages
were also killed during the pre-dawn attack, one of the worst by the
tigers who are fighting for an independent Eelam state in the Tamil
dominant north eastern part of the island nation.
	The attacks were launched by the LTTE around 02:45 hours local
time today simultaneously on four villages Ahmedpura, Agbopura,
Palliagodalla and Pimburana within the radius of one and half kilometer
bordering the district city of Polonnaruwa.

                                * E N D *
Newsgroups: misc.news.southasia
From: ramani@sangam.ncst.ernet.in (S.Ramani)
Subject: India - Joint Parliamentary Committee to question Harshad Mehta
Organization: NCST, Bombay
Date: Fri, 9 Oct 92 01:06:16 GMT

Country - India
Source  - Times of India, Bombay Edition, Oct 7
Sent by - S. Ramani

Topics:
* India to import U. S. Wheat 
* Joint Parliamentary Committee to Quiz Harshad Mehta on Nov 9 

                             * * * * * *

* India to import U. S. Wheat 

Washington, Oct 6, PTI

India will import 9,82,750 metric tons of US wheat in the current
financial year, reports PTI.

The average export enhancement programme (EEP) bonus allowed by USDA on
these exports is $ 33.45 per metric tonne.


* Joint Parliamentary Committee to Quiz Harshad Mehta on Nov 9 

New Delhi, Oct 6

The `Big Bull' Mr Harshad Mehta, and five other stock brokers indicted
by the Janakiraman Committee in the multi-crore securities scam will be
examined on Nov 9 by the joint parliamentary committee (JPC) probing
the scam, reports PTI.


Country - India
Source  - The 2130 hours TV News, Doordharshan
Sent by - S. Ramani
Date    - Oct 7, 1992


* Mr Vijay Bhaskar Reddy to be appointed Chief Minister of Andra Pradesh 

                            * E N D *
Newsgroups: misc.news.southasia
From: reddym@Barra.COM (Reddy Mallidi)
Subject: India to sell off stakes in Public Sector Companies
Organization: Barra.com
Date: Fri, 9 Oct 92 10:51:58 GMT



   From    : Reddy Mallidi
   Source  : Financial Times
   Date    : Oct. 8, 1992
   Country : India

   Topics :
     * India to sell off stakes in Public Sector Companies.

	The Indian government said yesterday it would go ahead with the sale
   of shares in eight state companies on Oct. 14. The sale, though open auction
   is the second phase of a privatisation program which is expected to raise
   Rs35bn (730million British Pounds).

	The eight companies involved include - Steel Authority of India Ltd.,
   Hinustan Petroleum Corp., Bharat Petroleum, and Hindustan Machine Tools.

	Shares in 31 public sector companies were sold last year, in the 
   first phase of Indian privatisation. According to a Industries ministry, 
   shares in 12 more enterprises will be sold in this fiscal year ending March
   1993. While last year, the government offered random random blocks of 
   shares to mutual funds, this year, individual company shares will be 
   auctioned. The government has stipulated that each share application should 
   not be less than Rs25m (520,000BP) for the current tranche.

	The government is selling 5% of the total paid up capital of the 
   eight public enterprises, totalling Rs400m, to companies, financial 
   institutions and individuals, through sealed tenders to be opened on Oct. 14.   The face value of each share is Rs10.

	Market circles maintain that the government extended the date of
   auction from Oct. 6 to Oct. 14 fearing an inadequate resopnse. Individual 
  investors are unlikely to make bids at the current auction. The minimum 
  amount of Rs25m to be offered is too high for individuals, stock brokers 
  and private sector financial companies, say market sources. An indication 
  of the poor response is that certain public sector shares already on the 
  market have plummeted in the last week.

	The overall privatisation program, announced last year, will
  take place over at least 10 years. The government is committed to selling
  upto 49% of all the public sector companies, with the government keeping
  a controlling share.

     				 * E N D *
Newsgroups: misc.news.southasia
From: ramani@sangam.ncst.ernet.in (S.Ramani)
Subject: India - Joint Parliamentary Committee to question Harshad Mehta
Organization: NCST, Bombay
Date: Fri, 9 Oct 92 01:07:39 GMT

Country - India
Source  - Times of India, Bombay Edition, Oct 7
Sent by - S. Ramani

Topics:
* India to import U. S. Wheat 
* Joint Parliamentary Committee to Quiz Harshad Mehta on Nov 9 

                             * * * * * *

* India to import U. S. Wheat 

Washington, Oct 6, PTI

India will import 9,82,750 metric tons of US wheat in the current
financial year, reports PTI.

The average export enhancement programme (EEP) bonus allowed by USDA on
these exports is $ 33.45 per metric tonne.


* Joint Parliamentary Committee to Quiz Harshad Mehta on Nov 9 

New Delhi, Oct 6

The `Big Bull' Mr Harshad Mehta, and five other stock brokers indicted
by the Janakiraman Committee in the multi-crore securities scam will be
examined on Nov 9 by the joint parliamentary committee (JPC) probing
the scam, reports PTI.


Country - India
Source  - The 2130 hours TV News, Doordharshan
Sent by - S. Ramani
Date    - Oct 7, 1992


* Mr Vijay Bhaskar Reddy to be appointed Chief Minister of Andra Pradesh 

                            * E N D *
Newsgroups: misc.news.southasia
From: gnreddy@cbnewsf.att.com (G.Narotham Reddy)
Subject: Iran Radio Confirms Israeli's Role in Kashmir
Organization: AT&T
Date: Wed, 7 Oct 92 22:43:27 GMT


Source	: News India
Date	: Oct 9, 1992
Country	: India

Topics:
* Iran Radio Confirms Israeli's Role in Kashmir
* Pilotless target aircraft tested

                             * * * * *

* Iran Radio Confirms Israeli's Role in Kashmir

Special to News India

Washington: The Voice of the Islamic Republic of Iran, in its news
bulletin on September 29 in Persian language, at 0430 GMT said that the
Hezbullah Mujhaddin movement of Kashmir had conveyed to it that men
from MOSSAD, the Israeli intelligence service, had entered India-held
Kashmir.
	The Israelis had disguised as American and European, the report
stated "to crush the Kashmiri movement." The report underlined the
resolve of the Kashmiri terrorists to kidnap or arrest any foreigners
seen in Kashmir, pending investigation.
	Iran, a Muslim fundamentalist nation, is openly supporting
anti-Kashmiri elements and its embassies throughout the world have
become centers of anti-Indian activities, a US intelligence officer,
who provided this information to News India, said on condition of
anonymity.

( * According to AIR News (Oct 5), India has started sealing its northern 
    frontiers in view of the anticipated border crossing as announced
    by POK government to send in a contingent of insurgents on Oct 24 ).


Source: The Hindu, Oct 3, 1992

* Pilotless target aircraft tested

New Delhi - Three successful flights of the indigenously designed
pilotless target aircraft (PTA) "Lakshya" were carried out by the
Defence Research and Developent Organization scientists at the interim
test range near Chandipur in Orissa on Sept 16, 17 and 21, the defence
ministry announced.
	The unmanned, remote-control air vehicles, designed as live practice
target for air and ground missiles and long range artillery guns, had
demonstrated their capability to fly at altitudes ranging up to nine km
down to 300 meters over the sea at a variable speed of 750 kmph with a
flight endurance exceeding 40 minutes.
	Lakhya, also deploys tow body trailers which trail a km behind the
main aircraft and serve as expendable sub-targets, officials said.
	They said the PTA was recovered by parachute at the end of mission.
	The PTA would soon be offered to the Army, Navy and Air Force for
their evaluation prior to their induction.

                              * E N D *
Newsgroups: misc.news.southasia
From: gnreddy@cbnewsf.att.com (G.Narotham Reddy)
Subject: Kashmiri militants abduct four engineers in India
Organization: AT&T
Date: Thu, 15 Oct 92 21:03:21 GMT


Source    : The CGI
Date      : October 15, 1992
Country   : Sri Lanka
 
                              * * * * *

Srinager - October 15: Kashmiri militants who are fighting for the 
independence of Kashmir from rest of India on Wednesday kidnaped four 
engineers of the public sector enterprise BHEL from the Saffron rich town 
Pampore about 10 km from the north Indian border state of of Jammu 
and Kashmir capital Srinager city.
	The militants abducted them at a gun point from the market place 
where they had gone for shopping. 


New Delhi: Oct 14: The Indian Premier P.V.Narasimha Rao on Wednesday 
indicated that a Cabinet reshuffle would take place soon, though it might 
not be in the next two days. Rao said time had come to reconstitute the 
cabinet as some ministers had left. The premier made this observation when 
approached after he had seen off the Ugandan President Yowery Musevene at 
Rashtrapati Bhavan, the President's house.
	He parried a question whether reshuffle was due in the next two days.
Rao said that the reshuffle would take place at an earliest.

* Top Khalistan militant who masterminded the Kanishka crash killed 

Chandigarh: Oct 15 - Palwinder Singh who masterminded the Kanishka crash 
in 1984 along with six others including two Pakistani nationals were killed 
in a fierce two hour long encounter in village Kangrain under Phillaur 
police station area in Punjab early Thurdsady.

				* E N D *


Newsgroups: misc.news.southasia
From: gnreddy@cbnewsf.att.com (G.Narotham Reddy)
Subject: Militant duo Executed for killing former Indian Army Chief
Organization: AT&T
Date: Fri, 9 Oct 92 15:07:11 GMT


Source	: The CGI
Date	: Oct 9, 1992
Country	: India

                            * * * * * *

Pune: Oct 9 - The curtains came down on the General Arun Sridhar Vaidyha's
assassination case Friday with the execution of Harjindser Singh alias 
Jinda and Sukhdev Singh alias Sukha, the militant duo who killed the 
former Indian Army Chief here on Aug 10 1986 to avenge an army assault 
on Sikhdom's holiest shrine.
	General Vaidya was the Chief of Army Staff during the June 1984
'Operation Blustar' to flush out terrorists from the Golden temple.
	The death sentence confirmed by the Soupreme Court was carried 
out in the Yeravada central prison in Pune at 04:00 IST acoording 
Inspector General(IG) - prisons, Mr.M.N.Singh.
	Singh told reporters that the bodies of the hanged prisoners were
cremated according to Sikh religious rites attended by their parents,
close relations and the Granthis.
	The cremation spot on bank of river Mula was about a km away
from the main prison.
	The ashes of Jinda and Sukha would not be handed over to their
relatives and would be immersed in the river, the IG added.

                                  * E N D *
Newsgroups: misc.news.southasia
From: gnreddy@cbnewsf.att.com (G.N.Reddy)
Subject: India hopes to secure thirty per cent of the total loan from IMF
Organization: AT&T
Date: Mon, 12 Oct 92 19:57:56 GMT


Source      : The CGI
Date        : October 12, 1992
Country     : India

                          * * * * * *

* India hopes to get over 30 per cent of the total loan from IMF

New Delhi - Oct 12: India hopes to get over 30 per cent of the total 
loan of 6 billion dollars it plans to contract in the next three years 
from the IMF in soft terms carrying a lower rate of interest and longer 
repayment periods.
        Crucial discussions with the IMF on India's pleas to convert the
existing standby arrangements with the fund into an Extended Fund
Facility(EFF) are starting here in the third week of this month.
        A high level IMF team headed by Mr.Hurbert Neiss is arriving
here in to the capital shortly to participate in the discussions.
        India's executive director on the IMF board Mr.Gopi Arora is
also coming to assist the Government in talks. India is seeking nearly
6 billion dollars from the IMF under the EFF facility and has proejected a
requirement of 2 to 2.5 billion dollars per year to take its economic 
reforms program to its logical conclusion. Senior officials said
the Government wanted a substantial part of the EFF loan to come under 
the enhanced structural adjustment facility which carries a 0.5 per cent
interest and repayment periods upto 10 years.
        They expect that of the total loan component, 30 to 40 per cent
might come by way of ESAF but a firm indication on it is likely to
emerge olny after the present round of negotiations conclude.

* Andhra Pradesh Government rules out talks with Naxalites

Hyderabad - Oct 10: The Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Mr.Kotla Vijaya 
Bhaskara Reddy on Friday ruled out lifting ban on PWG (People's War Group) 
and other Naxalite organizations in the state imposed by the previous regime.
        Talking to reporters after his first cabinet meeting of his ministry, 
he said the Government would not hesitate to deal with the Naxal problem
firmly. The Naxalites are extreme communists who believe in violent
evolution and have been indulging in anti-social activities like murders 
and arson to spread their ideology.
        Meanwhile, at a meeting of Police officials in Bhilai, it was
decided that cops from the three states undertake joint operations to 
flush out Naxalites from the area. 
        The Andhra Pradesh Police in the meeting announced an award of 
Rs. 10,000 to Madhya Pradesh police for killing two notorious naxalites 
Komrani and John Mallacha in an encounter.
        Madhya Pradesh additional Deputy Inspector General of police 
Mr.Narendra Prasad said the largest seizure of weapons and explosives 
from Naxalites was made by his police which had a strength of one thousand 
personnel, specially trained for anti-naxalite operations.

                                * E N D *
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