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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1988

Page

3

Walesa Sees Solidarity as Still a Force in Poland

In Gdansk Lech Walesa says Solidarity remains a force in Polish life despite ban and martial law six years ago. He argues the movement must rethink its activities, propose solutions, and push reform as the government offers consultative councils while Solidarity seeks to operate within the system.

Gdansk Poland Solidarity Lech Walesa East Bloc Walesa St. Brygida Occa Cial Wojciech Jaruzelski Communist Party

Court Bars Spy Memoirs From Newspaper

London authorities block two newspapers from printing excerpts from Anthony Cavendish memoirs about MI6 work. High Court limits what can be published, citing security concerns, while noting prior total ban on the book. The government argues disclosure harms national security and cites the Spycatcher precedent.

London High Court Sunday Times Observer Anthony Cavendish East Europe Britain MI6 Paul Kennedy Cavendish the Observer

Congress debates Cyprus envoy plan amid regional tensions

Congress proposes a special ambassador and two aides to press Greece and Turkey toward Cyprus settlement and Aegean water disputes. The plan, funded in a 1988 bill but not required, faces criticism as unwelcome interference and unclear U.S. obligations.

Washington Congress Greece Turkey State Department Reagan Har Aegean Richard Haass Harvard University Cyprus

Radio Free Europe reports jam to Poland ends after decades

Radio Free Europe said jamming of its Polish broadcasts stopped for the first time in three decades, a development welcomed by president Gene Pell who called it a significant step toward uncensored news. VOA and BBC also noted cessation of Polish jamming.

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