Military Sent To Polish Towns
Warsaw reports the Communist government will dispatch troops to about 2000 Polish villages to back local officials amid strikes and local conflicts. Government says measures aim to move food and stabilize fuel distribution as Solidarity calls for restraint. Officials deny martial law, citing winter pressures and survival needs.
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Poland
Independent Labor Federation
Solidarity
Tadeusz Hupalowski
Hupalowski
Televi
Sion
Wojciech Jaruzelski
Communist Party
AWACS Sale to Saudi Arabia Faces Senate Vote
President Reagan's bid to sell AWACS radar planes to Saudi Arabia heads to a final Senate vote this week. An Associated Press tally shows 54 senators oppose and 37 favor the sale, with Majority Leader Baker urging that the fight remains winnable despite opposition. The week also includes action on standby oil allocation powers, price controls, and a $7.6 billion Interior-Energy appropriations bill affected by a proposed Strategic Petroleum Reserve purchase.
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Ridaho
McClure
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Dodgers Take Series Lead In World Series Comeback
Dodgers win 2-1 over Yankees to take a 3-2 series lead as Pedro Guerrero and Steve Yeager hit consecutive seventh inning home runs off Ron Guidry. The crowd at Dodger Stadium roars while Los Angeles pushes the series toward Game 6 at Yankee Stadium, aiming to extend a comeback begun in the NL West.
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Los Angeles
Pedro Guerrero
Steve Yeager
Ron Guidry
Los Angeles Dodgers
New York Yankees
Dodger Stadium
Dodgers
Houston
Yankee Stadium
Yankees
Dodgers Tie Game With Guerrero and Yeager Homers
The Dodgers rally in the seventh as Guerrero and Yeager hit back to back homers off Guidry, tying Sunday’s game after Dusty Baker opened the inning with a nine strikeout performance by Guidry. Dodgers win third straight. Burt Hooton to face Tommy John in Game 6.
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Dusty Baker
Dodgers
Guerrero
Dodger
Yeager
Los Angeles
Burt Hooton
Tommy John
Shared titles in Bluefield Open Chess Tourney
Dennis Funkhouser Marvin Joe Barker and Joel Harrison shared first in the Second Annual Bluefield Open Chess Tourney at the Sheraton Inn Bluefield each with 442 points. Funkhouser defeated Dante Williams in final round to secure at least a tie for the championship. Barker beat Dr Cornelio Nolasco for a share of first and Harrison upset Andrew Glancy to join the three way tie.
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Daily Telegraph
Dennis Funkhouser
Marvin Joe Barker
Joel Harrison
Funkhouser
Barker
Dante Williams
Roanoke
Charleston Chess Club
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Sheraton Inn
Bluefield
Jim Meyer
Carl E. Kiser
Williams
Jerry Sheen
South Charleston
Jerry Engle
St. Albans
Adopted siblings to meet after 29 years in Tampa reunion
Bluewell deputy D E Hager learns he has a sister in Tampa, Sharon Hall, and a brother-in-law and niece. The siblings, adopted as toddlers, plan to meet soon. Their biological mother remains unknown, but both families are excited at the unexpected reunion.
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Mercer County
Tampa
Fla
Hager
Sharon Hall
Tampa, Fla
Hage
Fire kills seven in Hoboken apartment blaze. 10 survive
In Hoboken New Jersey eleven people survived a predawn five story blaze that killed seven in a migrant Puerto Rican and Cuban refugee family. Investigators consider arson as the fire began in a first floor hallway.
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Hoboken
N.J
Lauren Tarr
St. Mary Hospital
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