Walesa urges legalized free unions amid Polish crisis
Lech Walesa, Solidarity leader, calls on Gen. Jaruzelski to restore legal status of free unions and grant amnesty to internees. He proposes release of internees, reinstatement of workers sacked for union activity, and a return to plurality in trade unions as a basis for national reconciliation in Poland.
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Warsaw
Poland
Lech Walesa
Solidarity
Walesa
Wojciech Jaruzelski
Jozef Baryla
Baryla
Best insurance against auto accidents is a Sunday nap
A lighthearted note suggests taking a Sunday afternoon nap as a practical precaution to reduce auto accident risk. The simple advice emphasizes rest as a low effort safety measure for drivers.
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Greene Health
Marion Money
Reagan urges MX production vote despite House defeat
President Reagan pressed for rolling out MX missile production while saying basing plans are not the issue. He warned Senate rejection of funding would weaken peace prospects and criticized the House for voting to block funds in a 245-176 decision. He urged a clear vote on the missile itself.
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Francis X. Clines
New York Times
Washington
Reagan
Senate
House of Representatives
House
Soviet Union
Tank blast at Union Carbide plant in Louisiana
A tank of acrolein exploded at Union Carbide in Taft Louisiana causing a five mile evacuation of up to 20 000 residents. One tank remained burning flames reached 65 70 feet. No poison in the atmosphere per tests but risk of further explosion remained. Evacuation affects Taft Hahnville Killona Norco Montz Good Hope Sellers New Sarpy along the Mississippi River.
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Taft, la
Union Carbide Corp
Union Carbide
Bill Deigan
Deigan
Digan
Charles Wilson
Mississippi River
New Orleans
Jules Hymes
Wilson
Taft
Hahnville
Killona
Norco
Montz
Good Hope
Sellers
New Sarpy
Illinois Central Gulf Railroad
Livingston
John Kinchen
Sunday spotlight The rise in corporate philanthropy
In Hartford Aetna Casualty and Life approves a 14 percent boost to its philanthropy budget for 1983. Standard Oil of Ohio increases gifts 50 percent to 15 million dollars for winter aid and redevelopment. Overall corporate giving up about 11 percent this year as fund shifts accompany high unemployment and federal cuts.
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Hartford
Terry Saario
Education
Ford Foundation
Standard
Conference Board
New York
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Atlanta
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C.R
Ted Johnson
Clayton County
Marion
Bombeck Books
Dr. Block
Editorial Education Family
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