Gdansk Workers Defy Ban with Sit In and Strike Demand
Founding Solidarity members at Lenin Shipyard in Gdansk held a sit in to demand reinstatement of the outlawed union and Walesa release. Police used force on onlookers outside the yard as government channels reported mixed outcomes and preparations for a second eight hour strike.
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Warsaw
Poland
Solidarity
Lenin
Gdansk
Lech Walesa
Baltic
PAP
Communist Party
Walesa
Gdynia
Sopot
Silesia
Preliminary Hearing Set Today For Father Who Spanked Son
Charles Town West Virginia AP bond will be set Tuesday for Stuart E Green a Christian commune member held without bond since his 2 year old son died after a prolonged spanking at Stonegate Kabletown estate The child died of shock after two hour spanking with a wooden paddle Autopsy cites internal bleeding in buttocks Defense seeks immediate release and custody return of the Greens 1 year old daughter from state Welfare Department actions and ensuing court motion noted
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Charles Town
W.va
Stuart E. Green
Green
John C. Skinner
Jefferson County
Skinner
Jefferson Memorial Hospital
Stonegate
Kabletown
Martinsburg
Vance Sencindiver
State Welfare Department
Greens
Department of Welfare
Braun Hamstead
West Virginia
Terror After Dark: Army Gathers Guns in Sabra Chatila
Lebanese army surrounded Sabra and Chatila refugee camps conducting house by house searches for weapons and demolishing unauthorized shacks after nightfall. Civilians report plainclothes men abducting residents while Italian troops join a multinational force totaling about 4,200. 328 bodies recovered, 991 missing from the Sabra Chatila massacre aftermath.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Sabra
Chatilla
Assad Germanos
West Beirut
Palestine Liberation Organization
Beirut Radio
Defense Ministry
East Beirut
Pierre Gemayel
Christian Phalange Party
Amin Gemayel
U.S
Amnesty International cites mass killings in Guatemala
Amnesty International reports that 2,600 indígenas and peasants, many women and children, were massacred since March under Gen. Efrain Rios Montt. By April 5 and May, multiple villages in Quiche province saw brutal house raids and child fatalities, with 25 children among the dead. Rebels number 4,000 to 6,000. government says civilians were noncombatants or guerrilla victims.
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New York
Amnesty International
Guatemala
Efrain Rios Montt
Quiche Provice
Amtrak Gunman Surrenders After Two Die
A three day standoff aboard an Amtrak sleeper car near Raleigh ended when Mario Evangelista Villabona Navas 29 surrendered after killing his sister and her infant son. The gunman identified by aliases was negotiating through a bullhorn with police and no shots were fired by officers. The 9 month old Juan Ramirez died of dehydration and his mother Maria Isabel Navas Villabona Ramirez was killed by a gunshot.
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Raleigh
N.C
Amtrak
Frederick Heineman
Mario Evangelista Villabona Navas
Miami
Oliva
Heineman
Mario Rodriguez
Wake County
J. Randolph Riley
State Medical Examiner
Juan Ramirez
Susanne White
Maria Isabel Navas Villabona Ramirez
New York City
West Virginia Weather Outlook With Clouds And Light Rain
Tuesday remains mostly cloudy in the north and partly sunny elsewhere with thickening clouds statewide. Highs range 60 to 70, tonight cloudy with a chance of light rain in the far south toward morning, lows 48 to 55. Tomorrow cloudy with light rain chances in the south and east, clearing west and north with highs 60 to 70. The NWS forecast calls for fair weather Thursday through Saturday, with afternoon highs in the 60s Thursday and upper 60s to lower 70s Friday and Saturday, morning lows in the upper 30s and 40s.
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National Weather Service
West Virginia
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