Preliminary Hearing Set for Atlanta Slaying Suspect Williams
Wayne B Williams faced a preliminary hearing on a murder charge in the death of Nathaniel Cater, one of 28 slain Black men. Prosecutors plan to show enough evidence for a grand jury as police and FBI teams searched Williams home and extracted bags of material and carpeting.
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Soviets Fire Salvo At Poland
The Soviet government issued a new press salvo aimed at the Polish reform movement, accusing the United States and NATO of fomenting fear and urging restraint at the upcoming Polish Communist Party congress. Pravda and Izvestia criticized Western and West German influence while Tass reported Polish party leaders faced criticism for liberal reforms after a summer strike wave.
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Senate Democrats Make Final Bid To Cut Cuts
Senate Democrats press a final bid to restore about 1 billion in social program cuts while backing a 39.6 billion package of overall spending cuts. Minority Leader Byrd signals broad support for final passage ahead of a 10 day July 4 recess.
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