Polish church hopes martial law ends this month
In Warsaw Cardinal Jozef Glemp said he expects lifting of martial law to coincide with Poland's national day July 22 and anticipates a general amnesty for political prisoners. State media and church figures voiced similar optimism, signaling imminentEnd to military rule declared Dec 13 1981.
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EPA says pesticide safety data concerns largely resolved
The EPA completed a seven year review of Industrial Bio-Test Laboratories findings and reduced the number of pesticides approved on potentially invalid safety data from 212 to about 35. Edwin Johnson said the feared hidden public health disaster did not materialize.
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Psychologists fall two to death in Queens balcony leap
Paul Molow and his wife Doree, both 69 and 60, known for books on parapsychology, died after leaping from a 15th floor balcony in a Queens apartment building. They left notes asking that their two dogs and cat be cared for. Police described the suicide as a joint act following notes of inability to cope.
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US seeks 3.4 million for El Salvador elections
The Agency for International Development asks Congress for 3.4 million dollars to fund El Salvador elections planned for later this year with 4.9 million dollars to be spent by the Salvadoran government. The move faces congressional scrutiny amid U S involvement debates and calls for credibility safeguards. AID notes funds will not favor any party.
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Reagan orders House access to Carter papers at Hoover Institution
President Reagan directed that the House subcommittee may review any Carter campaign briefing materials found at Stanford University or elsewhere. The move contrasts with past DOJ resistance and follows questions about Reagan aides' knowledge of the 1980 briefing papers. Carter aides declined to comment.
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Nancy Reagan photos from early life emerge in flea market find
Childhood pictures of Nancy Reagan with her natural father Kenneth Robbins surfaced in a trunk bought about ten years ago at a New Jersey flea market for 25 dollars. Reagan had said her father had little relationship with her and that Loyal Davis, her mother’s second husband, adopted her later. People magazine plans to publish the photos in its July 18 issue.
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Army helicopter crashes on Lake Michigan island
An Army cargo helicopter crashed and burned on a densely wooded island in Lake Michigan. All six crew members were believed killed and no survivors were expected. Maj. Bill Mulvey of the 101st Airborne Division said officials were notifying the next of kin. The crash occurred on Sunday.
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Genscher urges U S Soviet summit after talks in Moscow
West German Foreign Minister Hans Dietrich Genscher met Reagan and Shultz and said a U S Soviet summit could be productive based on impressions from Kohl Andropov discussions in Moscow. He noted direct talks can shape Soviet opinion. In California three Iranian family members were shot dead. neighbors say threats caused fear. Victims Zahra Hossini 43 Samileh Gharavi 9 Hamid Gharavi 23.
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Israeli convoy hit by lane mine in southeastern Lebanon
Two Israeli soldiers killed and seven wounded when a lane mine struck an armored carrier and a tank truck in southeastern Lebanon. Reporters said the blast occurred as the convoy crossed a Hasbani River bridge en route to the front near the Bekaa Valley where Syrian forces are stationed.
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Extremist Attack Hits Lima Political HQ During Riot
In Lima, Peru last night gunfire from submachine arms and hazardous devices targeted the Popular Action Party main headquarters. Five left wing extremists confronted officials, two people were wounded and 30 officials injured as party secretary general Javier Alva Orlandini condemned the assault as barbaric in three years of Shining Path activity.
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Chad forces recapture Oum Chalouba in crossroad victory
Chad government officials announced late Monday that forces retook the Oum Chalouba crossroads about 150 miles north of Abeche, a move seen as blocking Libyan backed rebels and shaping the battle for Abeche. Information Minister Soumalia Mahamat labeled it a great success and urged France to commit troops and aid.
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