Solidarity rallies sweep world amid Polish crisis
The AFL-CIO backed Solidarity rallies in all 50 states with major events in 16 cities and demonstrations abroad in Vienna London Brussels West Germany Nottingham Cardiff and Tokyo. In Chicago crowds waved Walesa posters as jars circulated for Poland aid and Kirkland framed Solidarity as a worldwide rights movement. Archbishop Hickey led a Washington rally with 1,000 delegates as Sen Jackson urged Reagan to pressure Poland and debt payments. In Detroit Hamtramck 1200 attended a Polish heritage rally while Boston drew 300 with Gov King Sen Kennedy and Cardinal Medeiros delivering speeches.
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Rose Bowl T shirt profits and Polish protests mentioned
The report details Cascade Mountains Tee estimates on Rose Bowl T shirt income, its division with the University of Iowa and Washington, and Big Ten shares. It also notes political protests in the United States and Europe over Poland's martial law with Solidarity rallies and government statements from Ohio, Bonn, Liege, and Brussels.
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Tournament of Roses Association
Bud Carney
Iowa
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Court seeks limits on habeas corpus access
Smith warned that broad habeas corpus availability breeds writ-writers who avoid rehabilitation and keeps the criminal process as an ongoing game. He proposed Congress curb federal court review of state cases by excluding certain attorney-errors from federal claims and ending routine federal redetermination of state court rulings. The ABA previously criticized efforts to curtail the federal judiciary.
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Hunger strike at Soviet embassy continues amid health scare
Miss Yashchenko's hunger strike begins Dec 28 and leaves her gaunt at 105 pounds dropping to under 90 as hospitalization is deemed necessary to prevent irreparable health damage or death. Her mother Augustina, 52, also on strike, rejects appeals including a message from President Reagan. The fasting group seeks permission to emigrate to the United States to practice their Pentecostal faith, with others fearing arrest or force-feeding.
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Augustina
Reagan
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Bill wins Golden Globes for TV movie and actor honors
The drama Bill about Iowa City man Bill Sackter who spent 44 years in a Minnesota mental institution won Golden Globes for best made for television movie and best actor in a television movie. Mickey Rooney won the TV movie acting award for portraying Sackter.
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Hill Street Blues
Alan Alda
Eileen Brennan
Private Benjamin
Barbara Be! Geddes
Dallas
Linda Evans
Dynasty
Daniel J. Travanti
Jane Seymour
Epoxy Contaminated Cookies Trigger Union Pacific Suit
Merit Baking Company and Archway subsidiary sue Union Pacific Railroad in Des Moines federal court for 316000 dollars after blue epoxy flakes appeared in cookies baked at a Boone County plant. suit alleges epoxy came from the rail car used to ship sugar, with 138000 pounds of sugar moved May 28 from Idaho to Iowa and mixed with stored sugar.
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Iowa
China births rise as population headed for surge
Peking AP reports that births in China last year surpassed birth-control targets. If this trend continues, the 1 billion population could grow by over 200 million by century’s end. Outlook, the official magazine, cites lax family planning and a double in marriages among younger couples.
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