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From: hac@topaz.rutgers.edu (Henry A. Chandler)
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Subject: Re: Libyan Long Range Aircraft(Re SU-27)
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Date: 10 Apr 90 16:45:30 GMT
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From: hac@topaz.rutgers.edu (Henry A. Chandler)

Well, maybe the chemicals plant is not so *gone* as everyone is tended
to believe. New Sat photos from the Air Force and reports from the
State Department are now stating that the Lybian Chemical Plant was
*not* burned, but *painted* the buildings black so that they would
appear to be burned. Of course, Lybia has denied these reports and
still insists that several countries including the US had sabbotaged
the plant.

 Oh, BTW, if Lybia is infact planning something big with their new
long range air force, I think Egypt would be in a more worrisome
position than Israel.

-Henry