Poland faces food cuts and martial law reports
Gazette wire services cite a serious shortfall prompting January ration reductions for all Poles except farm workers. London reports say soldiers executed for disobedience and officers arrested amid unrest near the Lenin shipyard. Censorship and unverifiable dispatches complicate the picture.
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Gazette Wire Services
Poland
Warsaw Radio
Ing
Military Council
Lenin
Gdansk
Haitians Storm Miami Refugee Camp In Protest
More than 200 Haitian immigrants breached security at a Miami refugee camp chanting liberte and clashing with guards. Police and guards used tear gas and clubs to push back the demonstrators. fires were set in the Everglades. About 12 acres burned as 30 detainees escaped, with 20 recaptured or returning.
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Miami
Ines
Aederal Immigration Camp
Metro Jade
Lice
Krome Avenue
Everglades
Metro Dade
Joe Wiche
Ms. McFarland
Walesa Named Time Man of the Year 1981
Time Magazine named Lech Walesa, Solidarity leader from Gdansk, Man of the Year for 1981. The cover lauded him as a common man who symbolized Poland's fight for freedom and dignity against a corrupt regime, noting his impact over the previous year.
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New York
Poland
Lech Walesa
Time Magazine
Gdansk
Time
Walesa
Disadvantaged youths may miss Rose Bowl trip
HACAP says about 12 000 in airplane seats are donated by Gary Schwartz for 20 to 30 Cedar Rapids youths to Los Angeles but no lodging or meals are arranged. Tournament of Roses says no late sponsorship. Children participate in Governor's Youth Opportunity Program. cost would be 20 per day per child for food and transport plus 25 more if lodging is not free.
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Nancy Stevens
Cedar Rapids
California
Washington State
Los Angeles
Steve Hartley
Hawkeye Area
the Gazette
Gary Schwartz
Bellevue
Wash
Schwartz
Hartley
Iowa
Tournament of Roses Committee
Tournament of Roses
HACAP
Index Monday Is An Awful Way To Spend Life
A reflective note condemns the Monday routine as a poor use of time, suggesting the start of the workweek wastes a significant portion of life and prompts readers to reconsider their routines.
Briefcase Drill Team Leads Doo Dah Parade Spoof
Nearly 50 000 spectators watched Pasadena California as the Fifth Occasional Doo-Dah Parade spoofed the Tournament of Roses. The standout act was the synchronized briefcase drill team followed by other offbeat entries and eccentric performers amid sunny weather.
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Calif
UPI
Colorado Boulevard
Pasadena Public Library
Zeke the Shiek
Mozambique
Snotty
Scottie
Rick Dees
Lone Star Armadillo Posse
Dallas
Cancerettes
United California Bank
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James L. Dozier
NATO
Dozier
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ANSA
Vietnam
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Alka
Abby
Marion
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