Church and Union Halt Star March Rallies
In Poland the Committee for Defense of Prisoners of Conscience canceled five city rallies and a five day march to Warsaw after appeals by Solidarity and the church. The suspension aims to calm tensions amid ongoing trials and government warnings while Solidarity retains plans for a Wednesday newspaper strike if media access remains restricted.
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Warsaw
Poland
Union
Solidarity
Church
Committee For Defense of Prisoners of Conscience
Jozef Glemp
Bialystock
Lodz
Lublin
Radom
Plock
Confederation of Independent Poland
KPN
Glemp
Czestochowa
Wojciech. Jaruzelski
Soviet Union
Leonid Brezhnev
Gas cylinder blast rattles Inkomo barracks amid ammunition store
A gas cylinder exploded at the Inkomo military base near Salisbury triggering a chain reaction of blasts in the ammunition dump. Police say the incident caused extensive damage but reported no immediate casualties, with hospital officials noting no admissions.
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Salisbury
Zimbabwe
UPI
Inkomo
Bronx Brother Kills Brother Then Ends Own Life
A Bronx man shot his older brother in the back during a drug related argument and then killed himself in a remorseful act. Vincent DiMarco, 23, fired a .38 caliber revolver at Benny DiMarco, 25, wounding him and then turning the gun on himself, dying instantly. The incident occurred in a schoolyard frequented by local Italian American youths. Benny reportedly had a bag of cocaine.
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New York
UPI
Bronx
Vincent DiMarco
Benny
Vincent
Polygamist Leader Ervil LeBaron Found Dead in Utah Prison
Ervil LeBaron, imprisoned for plotting a rival polygamist churchman's murder, was found dead in his Utah State Prison cell early Sunday. An autopsy by the state medical examiner's office showed no clear cause of death.
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Point OF the Mountain
Utah
Ervil LeBaron
Utah State Prison
Rudy Riet
State Medical Examiner's Office
LeBaron
Cuban exile boat leaks near Bahamas on unsanctioned Guantanamo attempt
Coast Guard raced toward Cayo Lobos as the Franklin and Ryan carrying Cuban exiles leaked while pursuing a self declared voyage to Guantanamo Bay. Navy warned no landings will be allowed and the group plans to assemble 15 boats in Haiti for the voyage.
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Miami
UPI
Coast Guard
Lonely Cayo Lobos
Bahamas
Guantanamo Naval Base
Chris Nettles
Franklin
Albuquerque
N.M
Nettles
Ryan
Dennis
Florida
Wilfredo Navarro
Cubans United
U.S. Navy
Guantanamo
Cuba
la Esperanza
Gold Star
Haiti
Navarro
Guantanamo Bay
Washington
Navy
Cayo Lobos
Unions approve wage cuts to save The Bulletin
Eight unions representing 879 of The Bulletin’s 1,901 full time staff voted to accept about 5 million dollars in wage reductions and layoffs, preventing the closure of the Philadelphia paper. Publisher Buddy Hayden praised the move as a return to reporting and the editor pledged continued publication.
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Philadelphia
Bulletin
America
N.S
Buddy” Hayden
Hayden
Craig Ammerman
Ammerman
The
New York Post
William Gulliver
Teamsters Local 628
Buddy Hayden
Gulliver
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Lebanon
Communist Party
Voice of Lebanon
Amal Movement
Chefir Wazzan
Saudi Arabia
Israel
Lisbon
Portugal
Social Democratic Party
Francisco Pinto Balsemao
Antonio Ramalho Eanes
Balsemao
Eanes
Dief
Geiger Annex
1St Ave
Bulletin Unions
OK Contracts
Llten
2Nd Ave. S.W
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Zenith
Karen
Zenith Color
Second Avenue
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
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