Reagan aides weigh Poland sanctions amid Polish unrest
U S advisers mull economic and diplomatic penalties against the Soviet Union for Poland's martial law crackdown and may act unilaterally before seeking allied support. Reports from Warsaw note factory closures, sabotage, and limited miner protests as Solidarity figures face house arrest and a hunger strike pause.
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Reagan
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Poland
United States
Moscow
State Department
London
Solidarity
Lech Walesa
Warsaw
First U.S. test-tube baby born in Virginia
Elizabeth Jordan Carr, born 7:54 a.m. at Norfolk General Hospital, is the nation's first test-tube baby conceived via in vitro fertilization. Parents Judith and Roger Carr, and doctors Dr. Mason Andrews and Dr. Howard Jones, describe the healthy five pound twelve ounce girl as a breakthrough with several more pregnancies expected from the clinic.
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Norfolk, Va
Andrews
Roger Carr
Westminster
United States
Howard Jones
Eastern Virginia Medical School
Carr
Jones
Fred Worth
Elizabeth
Ex-governor Hughes faces residency ruling and unsure future
Harold Hughes may challenge Iowa Secretary of State Odell's decision that he does not meet residency requirements to seek another term. Law questions timing and process while Hughes defers to the courts. Odell says the ruling rests on logic and evidence about Maryland residency and Iowa voting.
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Gazette
Gazette Wire Services
Des Moines
Harold Hughes
Mary Jane Odell
John Law
Odell
United Press International
Hughes
Law
Iowa
Maryland
U.S. Senate
Holiday traffic deaths far below early forecasts
Across the three day Christmas weekend 320 people died on U.S. highways, well under the National Safety Council's 450 to 550 estimate. Alabama and ten other states reported no fatalities, while California and Florida each logged 32 deaths.
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Alaska
Idaho
Maine
Montana
Nevada
New Hampshire
North Dakota
Utah
Vermont
Wisconsin
California
Florida
Body of female postal worker found near Phoenix
Karen Beth Green 27 of Apache Junction disappeared after being abducted while delivering mail in Mesa on Saturday. Police recovered her body on the Salt River Indian Reservation near an irrigation canal. Nearly 100 lost mail items were found in a Phoenix trash bin. investigators search rural areas for suspects, with a large group of seven or more involved.
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Ariz
Maricopa County
Jim Nielson
Sheriff's Office
Mesa
Green
HACAP teens head for Pasadena
Cedar Rapids youths aged 15 to 17, 13 participants with four chaperones, will travel to Pasadena for the Rose Bowl experience. Donations from locals, the U S Marine Corps, a Moose Lodge and the Greater Los Angeles Convention Bureau funded lodging meals and transport. A Bellevue travel agency donated free Rose Bowl charter seats.
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California
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U. S. Marine Corps
Moose Lodge
Greater
Los Angeles
Hartley
Tai Kreis
CAP
Bellevue
Wash
Gary Schwartz
HACAP
Marlyce Heidt
Gazette Publishes New Year Bowl Program Wednesday
The Gazette will release its big New Year’s Day bowl game program on Wednesday morning. Don’t miss this detailed shopper for game previews players rosters and in depth coverage.
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