Poland Warsaw clash deepens as Walesa seeks talks
Walesa presses to include Solidarity leadership in reforms while two day hunger strike ends at Christmas. Jaruzelski plans a January social program and New Year address. government says Walesa is not free to move but in contact with officials and church. Western officials urge allied unity to end martial law and release prisoners.
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Free Labor Union
Poland
Valesa
Wojciech Jaruzelski
Jaruzelski
Warsaw
Jerzy Urban
Washington
State Department
United States
Foreign Ministry
Bonn
London
San Francisco
World Affairs Council of
Northern California
Alexander Haig
Solidarity Trade Union Movement
Tax policy push signals cautious Reagan stance
A memorandum shows Stockman Baker and Weidenbaum pressuring Reagan for selective tax increases to curb deficits while he resists broad tax rise. He hinted at possible excise tax hikes and delays in the 1983 budget, with targeted entitlement cuts totaling about 14 billion dollars.
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David Stockman
James Baker
White House
Murray Weidenbaum
Council of Economic Advisers
Reagan
Budget Office
Morton Grove Gun Control Case Cited By Judge
In a 35 page ruling Judge Decker says the 1886 Supreme Court decision limits Congress not states on gun control and that the Second Amendment does not apply to individuals. The decision notes handgun jail and a fine up to 500 dollars upon conviction for noncompliance and returns the political question to Morton Grove citizens.
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Morton Grove
Chicago
Decker
Supreme Court
Congress
Coast Guard Airlift Rescues Mariners After Island Ordeal
The Harrison family, stranded three weeks after a typhoon shattered their 40‑foot trimaran Sisyphus near Palmyra Atoll, were rescued when a Coast Guard C‑130 delivered fuel and a radio allowing them to reach the island. Ainsley Fullard‑Leo owns Palmyra, a remote site with a single resident and limited water. The Canadian government later estimated rescue costs between 7000 and 12500.
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Coast Guard
Palmyra Atoll
Island
Ainsley Fullard-Leo
Kailua
Hawaii
U.S
Fullard-Leo
Atoll
Long Married Roseberrys Celebrate Nearly Century of Union
In Center Point, Mr. Roseberry died three weeks before his 100th birthday and Mrs. Roseberry is 98. They attributed their eighty year marriage to few arguments and mutual support. Eight living children joined the family at his hospital stay, and Mrs. Roseberry intends to stay in their longtime home with help nearby.
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Mr. Roseberry
Mrs. Roseberry
U.S. economy slips further as November declines lag earlier drops
The Commerce Department reports a 0.3 percent fall in November marking a continued downturn after August to October drops. Industrial components show weakness, signaling further production slowdowns and layoffs, though economists see potential early recovery. Total liquid assets lead declines among 10 indicators.
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U.S
Baldrige
Commerce Department
Alcohol and cold kill Des Moines youth found in vacant lot
A 14 year old Des Moines boy, Jeffery Morris, died from a combination of alcohol and cold temperatures after being found Sunday in a vacant lot. Dr. R C Wooters, Polk County medical examiner, said autopsy showed no signs of foul play and a drug test is pending to confirm the cause. The youth had been missing since Saturday morning and was found in 20 degree conditions three hours after his disappearance.
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Des Moines
UPI
R.C. Wooters
Wooters
Polk County
Jeffery Morris
Rays tickle diners at Big Ten banquet in Hollywood
At a Hollywood banquet for the Big Ten Club of Southern California, Gov. Robert Ray and Iowa figures drew audience reaction. The event featured Iowa players and coaches with remarks touching on Hayden Fry, residency rules, and Iowa’s ties to the Big Ten, plus humor about Nebraska and California contrasts.
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Hollywood
Iowa
Robert Ray
Harold Hughes
Mel Cole
Cole
University of Iowa
Wayne Duke
Ray
California
Nebraska
Snowmobile Accident Kills Boone Man
Boone man Terry Prine, 24, died after a snowmobile struck a low hanging cable three miles north of Boone. His nephew Scott Prine, 13, sustained minor injuries and was treated at a Boone hospital.
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Boone
Terry Prine
Prine
Scott Prine
Demo Wins in Davenport Special Election
Thomas Fey, 27, a Democrat, defeated Republican Arlene Jens, 2,055 to 661, in a Davenport district 81 special election to fill a vacancy in a traditionally Democratic seat.
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Davenport
UPI
Thomas Fey
Arlene Jens
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Cosmetology College
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