Polish police clash with Solidarity as May Day protests surge
Tens of thousands of Solidarity supporters echo across 20 Polish cities, clashing with riot police in Gdansk Warsaw and Nowa Huta. Water cannons tear gas and clubs disperse up to 15 000 protesters around Walesa's apartment as authorities limit demonstrations amid ongoing outlaw status of Solidarity. Walesa notes turnout exceeded expectations while Jaruzelski signals restraint if disturbances stop.
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Poland
Solidarity
Baltic
Gdansk
Lech Walesa
Old Town
Nowa
Huta
Walesa
Wojciech Jaruzelski
Jaruzelski
Valesa
Capitol Air hijack returns to Miami after Cuba detour
Capitol Air Flight 236 carrying 202 passengers and 10 crew was hijacked 70 miles northwest of Grand Turk Island by a man claiming explosives. The jet landed in Havana and freed jammed doors before returning to Miami after grounding overnight. The first Miami-Customs passenger described the hijacker as a small old man about 65 armed with a gasoline type bomb.
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Miami
Capitol Air
Cuba
Havana
Puerto Rico
Grand Turk Island
Roger Myers
Federal Aviation Administration
Atlanta
May Day Demonstrations Across Chile and Philippines Turn Violent
May Day rallies in Chile and the Philippines saw police clash with protesters. In Santiago police clubbed demonstrators. 25 of 200 were injured in a National Labor Coordinating rally. In Davao City a woman farmworker was shot in the leg by an unidentified gunman during an anti-government march.
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Chile
Philippines
Poland
Santiago
Augusto Pinochet
National Labor Coordinate
Davao City
Storms Target Great Lakes Kill Three, Injure Dozens
Lethal storms with high winds and tornadoes sweep into the eastern Great Lakes today. Three people are dead or missing as storms flood Midwest farms and force hundreds to abandon flooded homes.
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Great Lakes
Midwest
Senate Budget Debate Shows GOP Divisions Over Reagan Plan
The Senate nears a vote on a 1984 budget as Republicans split on taxes defense and domestic cuts. Democrats watch as 46 are ready to wait for a GOP compromise that may attract a near majority.
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Washington
Senate
Reagan
Senate Gop
Lawton Chiles
Florida
Senate Budget Committee
Secretary Vows Rocket Attack Won't Stop Him
Secretary of State George P. Shultz vows not to be intimidated by the Beirut rocket attack as he presses for a Lebanon troop withdrawal accord. He met with Israeli leaders in Jerusalem and plans to return to Beirut, emphasizing resilience and continued diplomacy.
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U.S
Robert Dillon
Beirut
Shultz
Cairo
Jerusalem
Israali
Lebanon
Middle East
USS. Marine
Fred Lash
Terre Haute
Ind
Alan Burghard
End Stage Renal Disease program under strain spanning costs to patients
The piece profiles 70 000 Americans on government funded dialysis under Public Law 92 603 noting costs rose from 284 million to about 2 billion and projections to 4 5 billion by 1995. It covers government guarantees 80 percent coverage and industry leaders like National Medical Care Corp. and concerns over home dialysis versus clinic supervision. Willimena Moore 57 of Houston voices fear saying otherwise you die.
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U.S
ESRD
Congress
Health Care Finance Administration
National Medical Care Corp
Gulf Coast
Willimena Moore
Houston
Reagan, Hoffman Named Best Dressed Icons in Given Categories
President Reagan is selected best dressed statesman by the Fashion Foundation of America, with Dustin Hoffman winning best dressed in the screen category for his Tootsie role. Other honorees include Helmsley, Cassidy, Graham, Martinielli, Scarborough, and Como across nine categories.
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White House
Fashion Foundation of America
West Germany
Helmut Schmidt
Dustin Hoffman
Hoffman
The
Foundation
John Tudor
David Cassidy
Head Start Sponsor sought for SC counties
The Department of Health and Human Services invites public and private non profit organizations to apply as sponsor for a Head Start program serving Bamberg Barnwell Allendale and Hampton counties in South Carolina. Applications must show legal and fiscal viability and ability to run a high quality program. Submit a written request for an application by May 6 1983 to Mr John L Jordan Regional Program Director Atlanta GA.
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Office of Human Development Services
Administration For Children, Youth and Families
Bamberg
Barnwell
Allendale
Hampton
South Carolina
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