Strike at Lenin steel mill threatens Polish reform efforts
Thousands of workers at Lenin steel mill near Krakow reject a large pay raise offer and threaten to resist government pressure as Solidarity leader Walesa urges nationwide action. Management hints at force, including riot police, to end the strike, while workers demand a 50 percent wage increase and higher compensation amid broad economic unrest.
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Man charged after wife found in concrete pedestal
Theodore Sinks a 49 year old maintenance supervisor at Dayton Newspapers Inc was jailed on 100000 bail after his wife Judy Sinks 44 was found murdered and encased in concrete on the buildings seventh floor. Police reported she was strangled November 19 and beaten before she disappeared November 24.
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Extradition approved for Argentine mass murder suspect
U S District Judge D Lowell Jensen authorized the extradition of Carlos Suarez Mason 64 to Argentina to face 39 murder charges tied to the former regime s dirty war. The case follows charges that soldiers under his command killed civilians during the crackdown.
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Reagan backs Meese stay despite Wall Street Journal report
President Reagan defended Attorney General Edwin Meese saying only a complete change of character would force him to resign. He denied a coup by friends and advisers and called the WSJ story totally inaccurate. Meese, at a Pasadena funeral, said rumors were untrue and he had not spoken with Nancy Reagan.
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Bush Dukakis clash sharpens after Pennsylvania primary
George Bush and Michael Dukakis battled over foreign policy and the Iran Contras affair after Pennsylvania primary wins. Dukakis claimed Bush did nothing while the Iran-Contra venture unfolded, as Bush defended his record on foreign policy amid the campaign dynamics.
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Trial delay blamed on administration
Judge Gesell accused the Reagan administration of withholding classified documents needed by the defense in the Iran-Contra case. He warned charges could be dismissed if stonewalling continues and faulted the interdepartmental task force for slow, multiagency access to materials. The defendants include Oliver North and John Poindexter.
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Ten Teens Accused in Car Break-Ins With Homemade Tools
Ten teenagers are charged with using shop class made burglary tools to break into dozens of cars over three months in Peoria. Police say two students crafted tools for friends to gain entry. Metamora High School denies course on burglary tools as arrests were made Tuesday.
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Guerrilla Border Incursion In Lebanon Wounds Driver
Palestinian guerrillas crossed into Israel from Lebanon for a second day, wounding a truck driver before troops killed them in a ravine. An Israeli inquiry found a girl who died in Beira was shot by an Israeli guarding her hiking party. In Kabul a truck bomb on the revolution anniversary killed six and wounded 49.
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