高三英語聽力文章：高級英語聽力lesson4

1、高三英語聽力文章：高級英語聽力 lesson 4Lesson FourSection One ： News in BriefTapescript1. Another American has been kidnapped in West Beirut. Fifty- three-year-old Frank Reed was abducted by four gunmen this morning. Islamic Jihad claimed responsibility, accusing Reed of being a spy. The pro-Iranian group already

2、holds at least three other Americans and three Frenchmen. Reed is the Director of the Lebanese International School. He is a native of Malden, Massachusetts and has lived in Lebanon for eight years.2. A federal jury in Brooklyn, New York today indicted a Soviet UN employee on charges of spying. Genn

3、adi, Zakharov is being held without bond, pending trial on the charges. John Kailish has more from New York. The thirty-nine-year-old Soviet physicist worked at the UN Center for Science and Technology until August 23rd when he was arrested on a Queens Subway platform for allegedly buying military s

4、ecrets from a college student. It turned out that the student worked for the FBI and was known by the code name Berg. According to todays indictment, Zakharov agreed to pay Berg for information involving the national defense of the United States. Berg, in turn, agreed to work for the Soviet Union fo

5、r a period of ten years. The two met a total of four times, from April 1983 to August of 1986. At their final meeting, Zakharov allegedly gave Berg a thousand dollars. Zakharov iscurrently being held in a federal jail in Manhattan. He faces life in prison if convicted on the espionage charges.3. The

6、 foreign editor of a news magazine recently banned in Chile has been found shot dead near a cemetery in Santiago. The family of Jose Carrasco says he was taken from his home by armed men who claimed to be police. Carrascos magazine, Analisis, has been banned under the new state of siege imposed in C

7、hile after an attempt this weekend to assassinate President Augusto Pinochet. Since the attempt, police have been rounding up opposition leaders although the den the arrested Carrasco.Section Two ： News in DetailTapescriptIn Chile, the military government held a rally today- in support of President

8、Augusto Pinochet, who escaped an assassination attempt two days ago. A crackdown on opponents of his government continued in response to that attack. A journalist for an opposition magazine was found dead. His family and colleagues charge he had been kidnapped yesterday by police. Tim Fosca reports

9、now from Santiago.Several thousand people gathered in front of La Moneda, the presidential palace, for a rally in support of General Augusto Pinochet this afternoon. Heavily armed soldiers were stationed along major downtown streets for the demonstration, which is celebrating the thirteenth annivers

10、ary this week of the military takeover. Hundreds of members of womens charity groups passed in review before General Pinochet and his wife Lucia. The head of state appeared physically unaffected by his close call Sunday when he narrowly escaped assassination. Hours before the rally, Jose Carrasco, a

11、 thirty-eight-year- old editor at the opposition magazine Analisis was found dead in a Santiago cemetery. He had been shot ten times. Carrascos wife said he was roused from bed early Monday morning by men claiming to be police. But authorities officially denied his arrest. Carrasco, a member of MIR,

12、 the revolutionary left movement, had been back in Chile only two years after eight years in exile. The bodies of at least two more murdered victims were also found today, but their identities have not yet been established. Arrests continued in the second day of the state of siege. More leftist poli

13、tical figures were rounded op, bringing the total number of detentions to twenty. The government has issued arrest orders for a number of others, some of whom are in hiding. On the list is at least one member of the Chilean Human Rights Commission. A spokesman said the homes of Commission members iw

14、the provincial city of San Fernando were also raided, but no members were at home. All opposition magazines were ordered closed yesterday, including the Christian democratic weekly, Hoy. Under the last state of siege in 1984 and 85, Hoy was allowed to continue publishing. The situation of five foreign priests and one local lay worker detained yesterday remains unresolved. The clergymen were accused of attacking police officers and carrying in