Polish Riot Police Disperse Warsaw Demonstration
Riot squads using water cannon and tear gas dispersed about 300 protesters in Victory Square Warsaw as Solidarity urged renewed protests against martial law. Gen Jaruzelski and Brezhnev meetings coincided with calls to demonstrate, police cleared the square in 40 minutes amid chants and hymns.
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Wojceich Jaruzelski
Leonid Brezhnev
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Krakow
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U S moves to phase out arms sales to Taiwan
The Reagan administration reaches a U S China communique outlining limited arms sales to Taiwan and language toward eventual termination. Washington will also notify Congress of renewing co production of F5E jets for Taiwan, which has produced over 200 aircraft.
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Reagan
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Peking
Congress
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U.S
Gary Jarmin
American Council For A Free Asia
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Recession cuts dental school enrollments nation wide
The recession and appeal of engineering programs are shrinking applications for dental schools for 1981 82. Across 60 schools applications fell for the eighth year in a row and total enrollment is down for a fifth straight year, with many students citing borrowing costs and job prospects as reasons.
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American Association of Dental Schools
Washington
University of Iiowa
College of Dentistry
U of I
Iowa
Ireland's Attorney General resigns amid double murder case
Patrick Connolly quit after being summoned from New York following the arrest of suspect Malcolm Edward Daniel McArthur in his Dublin luxury apartment. The exit comes as Prime Minister Charles Haughey faces a shaky minority government amid one of Ireland’s largest manhunts for the nurse and farmer killings.
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Salvador Jorge Blanco Sworn In as Dominican President
Salvador Jorge Blanco took office as president of the Dominican Republic vowing a moderate, pro democracy international policy and close ties with the United States after a sweeping electoral victory in May.
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Packwood Leads Filibuster Over Abortion Legislation
Senate debate on anti abortion bills opened with a liberal filibuster by Packwood who read from a history of abortion in the United States. Opponents appeared poised to block Helms proposal either by filibuster or direct vote. Reagan opposes legalized abortion but did not place it as a top issue.
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Senate
United States
Bob Packwood
R-Ove
Jesse Helms
R-N.c
Helms
Reagan
Trenton Woman Attacked After Giorgianni Release
A Trenton woman relives a 1980 carnal abuse case after Joseph Giorgianni, a 500‑pound restaurateur convicted of abusing a minor, was freed for medical reasons. Her mother said the sight of him on the street triggered the attack and ongoing trauma while Giorgianni now faces a reduced sentence and probation.
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N.J
Joseph “Jo-Jo
Giorgianni
Trenton Times
Superior Court
Richard J.S. Barlow Jr
Bipartisan suit planned to challenge tax bill origins
A group of congressmen plans to file a federal suit this week to challenge the 98.3 billion tax bill on grounds it originated in the Senate, not the House, as required. Rep. Henson Moore will lead with Crane Hubbard Neal joining in. Elvis fans flock to Graceland on the fifth anniversary of his death with 4300 visitors recorded.
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House of Representatives
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Reagan
Philip Crane
Illinois
James Martin
North Carolina
Carroll Hubbard Jr
Kentucky
Stephen Neal
Elvis
Kennedy Center to honor five notables in 1982
Washington AP reports actress Lillian Gish dancer Gene Kelly director George Abbott band leader Benny Goodman and conductor Eugene Ormandy will receive the fifth annual Kennedy Center Honors. President Reagan to host a White House reception December 5 followed by a Kennedy Center Opera House gala honoring artistic achievement.
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Gene Kelly
George Abbott
Benny Goodman
Eugene Ormandy
Reagan
White House
Roger Stevens
Kennedy Center Board
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Jodie Foster May Sue National Enquirer Over Poem
A lawyer for Jodie Foster says a civil suit against the National Enquirer may be filed over a poem by John Hinckley Jr. that threatens Foster. The Enquirer published the handwritten piece titled Bloody Love after a court deposition. Hinckley remains confined indefinitely as a danger to himself and others.
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Enquirer
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Miss Foster
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