Poland’s Solidarity threatens new newspaper strikes
The Solidarity union in Poland warned it would shut down all daily newspapers again in two weeks unless the government relaxes its media monopoly. Printers had resumed work after a two day strike that disrupted major cities while the state press reported the union’s move toward seizing power and the government blamed the strike as a failure.
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Tehran clash leaves several dead and wounded
Leftist Mujahideen Khalq fighters and Revolutionary Guards traded a six hour street battle in downtown Tehran. Three Khalq members were killed and six wounded, while several Guards and others were hurt.
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Lebanon
UPI
Tehran
Mujahideen Khalq
Pars
Paris
Spain
Iran
Vancouver murder arrest linked to missing British Columbia youths
A 41 year old man was charged with first degree murder in the stabbing of Judy Kozma a 14 year old girl found dead near Weaver Lake in the Fraser Valley. Police said they may pursue additional charges and continue to search for other missing children in the region. In separate notes Ted Turner announced the launch of CNN 2 a second all news network to debut January 1 1982 offering a 30 minute continuous news wheel and a 5 minute local news window free to cable systems.
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British Columbia
Clifford Robert Olson
Judy Kozma
Weaver Lake
Fraser Valley
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Bruce Northorp
Fraser River
Ted Turner
Turner
CNN 2
Skeleton of girl found under house in Hampton
The skeleton of a young girl named Carol Marie Willersdorf was found buried under a house the day after her mother was charged in the death of Carol’s brother James, whose remains were found there earlier. Police described both children as retarded and physically handicapped.
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Fred Godsey
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Call for new talks rejected by Transportation Secretary
Secretary Drew Lewis rejected a call from the International Federation of Air Traffic Controllers to resume talks with the striking controllers union amid a looming Amsterdam meeting. The federation may urge action in support of American controllers while opposing further strikes until after this weekend. Local Vancouver authorities reported a shooting dispute between a striking controller and a non striking colleague with no injuries.
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International Federation of Air Traffic Controllers
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United States
Reagan
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International Federation
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Clark County
Frank Kanekoa
Reagan eased noise protection rules to cut details
The Reagan administration unveiled a revised noise protection plan for workers, removing many specifics from the Carter era proposal. It requires 85 decibel exposure programs for most workers, but excludes construction and agriculture, with more employer flexibility on implementation.
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