Meet to Discuss Threats Solidarity Chiefs
Solidarity leaders in Poland meet behind closed doors in Warsaw amid signals the government plans a crackdown in response to Soviet pressure. The presidium weighs whether to soften political demands as the national congress nears. The emergency cabinet met to discuss readiness and various needs and possible actions. Solidarity reportedly faces resignations as its 9.5 million members react to calls for change.
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Solidarity
Union
Kremlin
National Congress
Soviet Union
Wojciech Jaruzelski
Autopsy Planned In Flight Attendant's Death
London AP report says 24 year old World Airways flight attendant Karen Williams died in an accident on a trans Atlantic DC 10. FAA in Frankfurt said she was crushed between an elevator cab and a door frame and autopsy would be performed. The flight continued to Frankfurt after her body was removed at Gatwick.
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World Airways
U.S
Karen Williams
Baltimore
Gatwick Airport
Wallace Emory
Federal Aviation Administration
Frankfurt
West Germany
Associated Press
FAA
Philip Keenlyside
Gatwick
Keenlyside
Oakland
Coming Home After a Month Away
A writer returns to rural life in McLean Virginia after a month away finding family, birds, ducks, and dogs reacting to the return. Plants bloom anew and wildlife seems unfamiliar while the dogs respond with welcome. The homecoming highlights a changed kitchen and garden.
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McLean
Aiken
U S Defense Department Opposes Japan Computer Sale
The Defense Department opposes Hitachi Ltd selling its M-180 supercomputer to China for research at a Beijing university due to military-use concerns. Approval from COCOM in Paris is required. The M-180 is among Hitachi's largest machines with memory over 10 million characters.
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U.S. Defense Department
China
Nihon Keizai Shimbun
Hitachi Ltd
Coordinating Committee For Export Control
COCOM
Paris
Peking University
Hitachi
African Affairs Talks Set To Begin In Zurich
In Zurich talks expected to open today between Chester A. Crocker and senior South African officials address independence for South-West Africa Namibia. Crocker arrived Sunday to offer clarifications requested by South Africa on moving forward the Namibia negotiations.
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Zurich
Switzerland
South-West Africa
Namibia
Chester A. Crocker
David Nall
State Department
Washington
Civilian To Lead Brazil As President Under Convalescing Leader
Vice President Aureliano Chaves, a civilian, assumes presidential duties in Brazil on Wednesday and will govern until President Joao Figueiredo recovers from a heart attack. This marks the first civilian chief of state since the 1964 military coup in Latin America's largest nation.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Aureliano Chaves
Joao Figueiredo
Will
Latin America
Police Seek Leader's Killer in New Caledonia
Police set up roadblocks around Noumea to hunt the killer of Pierre Declerg a 43 year old advocate for New Caledonian independence He was shot at his home Saturday with multiple bullets fired from outside his study window and police consider it a political assassination.
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Noumea
New Caledonia
Pierre Declerg
France
Wynn's Spit Fire Promises Easy Engine Stop
A user reports WYNN'S SPIT-FIRE cured stubborn ignition and engine run on problems caused by carbon buildup. The ad urges readers to add a can to their gas tank for smoother runs. Available now at local retailers.
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