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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1982

Page

7

Poland weighs expelling Solidarity leaders amid martial law

Gen. Wojciech Jaruzelski signaled possible expulsion of Solidarity figures and said he would accept their asylum in external states. Lech Walesa remains under house arrest as martial law continues, with reports of internees being released after guarantees against subversive activity.

Wojciech Jaruzelski Solidarity Poland Estern Jaruzelski Warsaw Lech Walesa Brussels Belgium Walesa Independent Labor Federation Common Market Radio Warsaw U.S Soviet Union Europe Leo Tindemans Tindemans Max van der Stoel Moscow Independent Labor Movement Lenin Gdansk Baltic

Soviets to Strengthen Force Holding Onto Afghanistan

New Delhi AP report says after over two years of fighting Afghan rebels the Soviet force around Kabul will nearly double to 150 000 by spring. Outside Kabul guerrilla ambushes persist with 20 000 more troops ordered in recent weeks.

New Delhi India Kabul Afghanistan Kremlin

British Coal Strike Looms

The National Union of Mineworkers urged Britain's 230,000 miners to reject the state offer and vote to strike. Observers expect loyalty to push a strike threshold. the union seeks 12 percent pay rise, higher than the 9.5 percent offered. Weekly earnings range from 247 to 301 dollars. The 1973-74 strike had weakened Heath's government. a new walkout could endanger Thatcher's margin.

London National Union of Mineworkers Britain Edward Heath Margaret Thatcher

China denies report on base near Lop Nor

Foreign Ministry rejected a Yomiuri Shimbun claim that the United States built a listening base near Lop Nor in Xinjiang to monitor Soviet missiles and other military activity. The ministry called the reports rumor mongering and noted past denials of U S listening posts in northwest China.

Peking China Foreign Ministry Today United States Yomiuri Shimbun Lop Nor Xinjiang New York Times NBC Newss Yomiuri U.S. 7Th Fleet Dalian Foreign Ministry

Italian jails deemed vulnerable after Rovigo escape

A public outcry followed the Rovigo women's prison escape of four suspected left wing terrorists. A government spokesman said 90 percent of Italy's prisons were equally vulnerable. Police found no evidence the Red Brigades escape was an operation to divert manhunt for Brig. Gen. James L. Dozier. A police official suggested it might be a show of moral support from another group.

Rome Italy Rovigo Red Brigades U.S James L. Dozier AGI

Violence rises in 1981 murder totals across major cities

A national look at 1981 homicide data shows 182 murders in San Antonio and rising totals in cities like New York 1 833 and Los Angeles down 898. FBI figures indicate about 10 murders per 100 000 nationwide with guns involved in over 60 percent of cases.

San Antonio Associated Press FBI United States Dade County Fla USA Miami New York Boston Chicago San Francisco St. Louis Baltimore Las Vegas Nev Jacksonville Baton Rouge Norfolk Denver Pittsburgh New Orleans Jackson Miss Topeka Kan Mobile Ala Los Angeles Detroit Atlanta Philadelphia Salt Lake City Indianapolis Nashville Columbus Dayton Toledo Cincinnati Syracuse Buffalo N.Y

Updike Novel Wins National Book Critics Circle Award

New York AP The National Book Critics Circle selects four category winners for 1981 books. John Updike's Rabbit Is Rich wins best novel, following Rabbit Run first appearing two decades earlier. Other winners include Stephen Jay Gould for The Mismeasure of Man and A Coast of Trees by A R Ammons. The ceremony is Jan 28 at the New York Public Library.

New York Rabbit Angstrom John Updike Rabbit Is National Book Critics Circle Award National Book Critics Circle Updike Rabbit New York Public Library

Young Americans Buy Most Life Insurance for Youth

Data shows 58 percent of standard life policies issued in 1980 were for individuals aged 15 to 44, indicating a strong market among younger adults. The figure reflects nationwide practice in ordinary life insurance purchases during that year.

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