Pope praises acts of solidarity in Czestochowa crowd
Pope John Paul II addressed over a million in Czestochowa praising Polish acts of solidarity with those jailed or dismissed during martial law. He recalled 1980 strikes that brought Solidarity to the world, while riot police watched from nearby side streets as Lech Walesa stayed in Gdansk awaiting a possible meeting.
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Reagan to renominate Volcker as Fed chair for four years
President Reagan announced he will renominate Paul Volcker to a four year term as chairman of the Federal Reserve Board. Volcker, 55, expressed gratitude and said the Fed remains committed to inflation fight and steady growth. His term expires August 5 and Senate confirmation is expected with little opposition.
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Revenge and justice collide in Murrells Inlet
Tony Cimo sought swift justice for his parents’ murder but years of appeals led him to collaborate with Pee Wee Gaskins. A fellow inmate supplied a makeshift phone link for Rudolph Tyner’s killer, which exploded killing Tyner. Cimo then pleaded guilty to conspiracy to murder and faces prison.
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Barry Bearak
Lo Angeles Times
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Forgotten victims of divorce and access battles
A page 6C feature examines grandparents fighting for access to grandchildren amid divorce. The piece profiles the human impact, legal friction, and emotional strain on families navigating custody realities.
Growing Up and Golf Wisdom
A lighthearted reflection contrasts childhood pride with adult restraint as the speaker notes maturity comes when one yields to a parent on the golf course.
First American Woman Lands In Space Aboard Shuttle
Sally Ride, 32, astrophysicist, became the first US woman in space aboard Challenger during STS-7. She assisted ejecting the AMKC communications satellite over the Pacific as her crew conducted checkout and mission control praised the historic flight.
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