Solidarity to Form Guard Corps in Warsaw Protests
In Warsaw Solidarity locals vote to create worker guards and call for nationwide protests at 4 PM on December 17 outside the Palace of Culture. The plan aims to shield unionists from police and deter clashes amid government anti strike measures. Archbishop Glemp urged dialogue to ease labor tensions as Lech Walesa seeks calm.
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Ono stays escorted in New York a year after Lennon murder
Yoko Ono says she is still escorted on walks in New York a year after John Lennon’s murder. She notes their 6-year-old son Sean wonders if the killer will go to heaven or hell. Ono calls Lennon's death a murder without reason and a casualty of the war between peace and violence.
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Lennon Widow Recount Sees Memory Press By Sean
In a tape statement Yoko Ono thanked donors to the Spirit Foundation which she kept active after Lennons death. The foundation has received gifts including 10000 dollars anonymously and five dollars from a waitress, totaling 285829 this year. Reagan honors five Kennedy Center recipients at a White House ceremony with security and broadcasts planned for December 26. Benny Andersson of ABBA wed Mona Norkit in Stockholm in a private ceremony following his split from Anna Frid-Lyngstad.
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Bus rolls on canyon road killing girl and injuring others
A yellow school bus carrying 38 ski club teens from Kemmerer Wyoming overturned on Little Cottonwood Canyon near Murray Utah. One girl died and two others were critically injured as adviser Zem Hopkins described passengers bracing for impact during the crash. The driver Julie Ann Nishi of Kemmerer downshifted as the bus struck an embankment and wall.
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FDR adviser Corcoran dies after long service to New Deal
Thomas Corcoran age 80 died in Washington Hospital Center from a pulmonary blood clot. Known as Tommy the Cork he helped draft major New Deal legislation and influence Congress during the 1930s.
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World Shrine fire kills 49 in Gujarat
A 66 foot replica Himalayan shrine in Asarna near Ahmadabad Gujarat state burned as flames trapped devotees inside. Officials say 49 people died most were women and children from the area. An electrical short circuit is blamed for the fire.
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India
UPI
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Ahmadabad
Gujarat
Soviet Fungus Injections Improve 12-Year-Old’s Vision
Todd Cantrell, a 12 year old American boy from Dalton Georgia, has shown surprising eye improvement after two weeks of fungus injections by Soviet doctors. His father Kyle Cantrell said the doctor in charge was amazed by progress and Todd could see more light. Further results would be announced Monday.
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UPI
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Ailing firms set record on gifts to private sector
Corporate gifts to colleges and causes such as symphony orchestras reached a record 2.7 billion dollars in 1980 81 despite a 10 billion dollar drop in profits. Education received 1 billion, up 12.4 percent from 1979 80 and more than double the 1975 76 level.
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NTSB finds no basis for unqualified controllers claim
National Transportation Safety Board investigators report that charges of using unqualified or medically unfit air traffic controllers to replace strikers are unfounded. They also reject PATCO claims of unsafe procedures and urge major FAA management changes to resolve pre strike problems. The panel notes fatigue risks and delays in rebuilding staffing through late 1984 or early 1985.
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