Poland warns unions as unrest reaches private farms
The Polish army declared no space in Poland for anti state union activity while unrest spreads to private farmers who protest unmet promises on a new independent union. NATO says Soviet forces could intervene with little warning as East Germany weighs Poland's crisis.
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American executive kidnapped in Guatemala City by masked police
Clifford Bevens 55 of Ginsa Tire Co. was abducted from his Guatemala City apartment by 13 men in police uniforms. Bevens, in Guatemala since 1978, was taken Sunday night and no ransom or claim of responsibility has been reported. His wife described the entry by offenders posing as national policemen.
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Reagan meets with Cardinal Cooke amid Lennon tragedy
President elect Ronald Reagan says his gun control stance remains unchanged after meeting Cardinal Terence Cooke at St. Patrick's Cathedral. He calls John Lennon's murder a great tragedy and notes California handgun laws as a model. Reagan plans talks with black leaders and lists cabinet naming expectations.
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Supreme Court Allows Prosecutors to Appeal Too Lenient Sentences
In a 5-4 decision the Supreme Court held prosecutors may appeal sentences they deem too lenient without violating double jeopardy. The case involved Eugene DiFrancesco tied to an arson-for-hire gang in Rochester. The ruling also limited state review of another state's prison quality for fugitive returns.
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Iran signals progress on hostages release amid Gulf war moves
Iran’s Parliament Speaker Rafsanjani and U N envoy Palme indicate Tehran has taken a basic political decision to free the 52 American hostages. Rajai repeats demands in Italian TV interview while Iran says jets bomb Iraq oil terminals at the Gulf’s northern flank.
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