Polish Communist paper calls for calm during memorials in Poland
The Trybuna Ludu editorial urged constructive reflection as Poles mark a 10 year anniversary of a worker uprising crushed by force. It warned against renewed unrest while noting Solidarity gains and a proposed monument in Gdansk. The piece followed farmer union tensions and a looming December farm strike amid political arrests and court registration fights.
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Warsaw
Poland
Polish Communist Party
Trybuna Ludu
Independent Workers’ Group
Solidarity
Gdansk
Baltic
Communist Party
Gdynia
Zol
KPN
Polish Supreme Court
Bani Sadr Blames U S for Delays in Hostage Release
Iran's president Abolhassan Bani Sadr told foreign reporters the United States is behind delays in freeing 52 American hostages and must return Iranian assets before any resolution. He linked the hold up to U S power and demanded repayment of funds and other conditions set by Iran. He also said Iran will not seek peace with Iraq until Iraqi troops leave Iranian soil as fighting continues on multiple fronts.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Abolhassan Bani- Sadr
United States
Washington
Majlis
America
U.S
Iran
Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi
Bani Sadr
Carter
Cbs-Tv
60 Minutes
Reagan son attacks Carter and defends father in interview
Ron Reagan, 22, says marriage is a $7 license and calls Carter immoral, vows not to greet Carter at inauguration. He praises his father Ronald Reagan as potentially the greatest president and describes Gore Vidal dye-jobs jab in a New York magazine interview. He dismisses rumors of his sexuality and discusses ballet dancing with the Joffrey company.
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Ron Reagan
Carter
New York
Ronald Reagan
Washington
Reagan
New York Magazine
White House
Ried
Joffrey Ballet Company
Gore Vidal
Abraham Lincoln
Congress Divided Over Dead Pay Raise Amid Government Cash Crunch
Congressional leaders say a $10 000 plus pay raise for members is dead though a budget impasse looms. Senate Republican Leader Baker calls it politically impossible to address. Rep Michel also declares it dead. Negotiators meet to salvage the omnibus spending bill before midnight to prevent government shutdown.
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Washington
Senate
Howard Baker
Congress
Robert Michel
R-Ill
House
State, Justice, Commerce, Treasury
Health and Human Services
Baker
Reagan Makes Cabinet Picks In Slow Week At Home
President elect Ronald Reagan remains largely isolated as aides work to fill seven of 15 cabinet level posts including secretary of state. James Baker III says further announcements may come on two occasions this week with final selections next week or the week after. Reagan returned from a six day east trip and will spend most of the week at home with Nancy. Continental flight attendants accept tentative contract. strike still influencing flights and staffing. New York and Los Angeles transit agencies pull hundreds of new buses due to cracked frames, leaving New York short 500 vehicles
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Los Angeles
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
James Baker III
Nancy
Pacific Palisades
UPI
Continental Airlines
Julian Levine
Continental
NEW York
New
Ransom Claim On Missing Rothschild Relation Denied
The Daily Express reported a ransom demand for Jeanette May, 40, former wife of banker Evelyn de Rothschild, who vanished with Gabriela Guerin, 39, at Sarnano Italy on Nov 29. A British diplomat later denied the ransom claim as false.
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London
Evelyn de Rothschild
The
Daily Express
Italy
Jeanette May
Sarnano
Gabriela Guerin
British Press Association
Ex-FBI officials fined for approving illegal break-ins
W. Mark Felt and Edward Miller were fined 5000 and 3500 dollars respectively after convictions for sending illegal break-ins during a 1972 73 search for radicals. The related case tied to L. Patrick Gray saw charges dropped.
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Washington
FBI
L. Patrick Gray
U.S
William Bryant
W. Mark Felt
J. Edgar Hoover
Edward Miller
Felt
Miller
Brian Gettings
Weather Underground
Justice Department
Gray
Richard Nixon
Hoover
Felt and Miller
Thomas Kennelly
Kennelly
Saudis raise oil price at Bali meeting
Saudi Arabia boosts official crude price by about two dollars per barrel to thirty two, aligning with OPEC peers. Sheikh Ahmed Zaki Yamani cites a broad but loose agreement to long term pricing linked to Western inflation, with potential Iraqi walkout or Iranian remarks shaping the Bali proceedings.
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Indonesia
UPI
Saudi Arabia
United States
Sheik Ahmed Zaki Yamani
Yamani
Organization of Petroleum Exporting
Sheik
OPEC
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Ierz Wolnosci
Army
Confederation of Independent Poland
Committee For Social Self Defense
KOR
Jacek Kuron
Supreme Court
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Zagros Mountains
Khuzistan
York
Metropolitan Transportation Authority
Richard Ravitch
2Nd Avenue
Ginsberg
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Visa
E2eiamonds
Tomor
2Nd Ave
Westdale Mall
Sycamore Mall
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