Poland warns of more arrests as martial law bites
In Warsaw the regime signaled further internments amid protests by intellectuals and a church call for freedom. Parliament plans a Monday session to decide to extend or end martial law, while officials tout a return to normalcy despite ongoing detentions and Solidarity activity.
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Economy outlook muted as voters doubt Reagan’s impact
AP NBC poll finds only about one third believe Reagan can cut unemployment inflation or interest rates. While 29 percent say no president can reduce unemployment and 34 percent see economy improving next year, 28 percent foresee better family finances. Voters tied optimism to perceptions of Reagan’s economic influence.
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Associated Press
NBC News
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Refugee Transfer Moves Cubans From Fort Chaffee
The Justice Department says several hundred Cuban refugees will be moved this weekend from Fort Chaffee Arkansas to Georgia and Missouri prison facilities. The 392 have no criminal records but suffer mental health issues preventing settlement since the 1980 boatlift. The transfer fulfills President Reagan's pledge to relocate them from Arkansas.
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Judge Holds Pennsylvania In Contempt Over Emission Plan
Federal judge Louis Bechtle held Pennsylvania in contempt for failing to institute an auto emissions inspection program. He barred up to 400 million dollars annually in federal highway aid to 12 counties in the Philadelphia and Pittsburgh regions unless funds target safety mass transit or air quality projects. The ruling cites a 1978 decree requiring the May 1 1981 inspection program.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
U.S
Louis Bechtle
Pittsburg
Gonorrhea Strains Partially Resistant Reported Worldwide
The Center for Disease Control warned Friday that strains of gonorrhea partially resistant to penicillin and other antibiotics will continue to spread worldwide. The CDC noted that alternatives are expensive and less effective treatments like penicillins remain in use.
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Center For Disease Control
CDC
Mine Collapse Kills Two Miners in Kentucky
Two coal miners died Friday when the roof collapsed at a Phelps area mine. Deputy coroner Alice Mullins said both victims suffered massive head injuries, part of a string of Appalachian mining disasters totaling 33 deaths in under two months.
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Phelps, Ky
Alice Mullins
Pike County
Former Chilean president Eduardo Frei dies at 71
Eduardo Frei, who led Chile's last centrist government, died Friday from complications after a hernia operation two months earlier. He was 71. Frei won the 1964 presidency defeating Salvador Allende. after his six-year term he could not run again, and Allende was elected.
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Salvador Allende
Allende
Cubans free 4 Americans after congressmen's visit
Four Americans held in Cuba were released and flown to Miami after three New York congressmen met with Fidel Castro to press for release. Veterans Kovick Mahaney Simone and Bassett described their relief and hope for broader cooperation, while officials said 13 to 15 Americans remain jailed on drug or entry charges.
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Highland
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Mahaney
Simone
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