Vatican paper says Walesa lost his battle in Poland
The Vatican newspaper L'Osservatore Romano said Lech Walesa had lost his battle and could no longer play a public role as head of Solidarity. It noted his private meeting with Pope John Paul II and suggested he might bow out of future talks. Walesa indicated he may withdraw from negotiations while a Polish official cautioned against betting on rapid martial law lifting.
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Reagan dismisses flap over Campaign papers
President Reagan denied knowledge of how 1980 campaign obtained briefing material for Carter and called the issue much ado about nothing. Spokesman Speakes urged Powell and Caddell to disclose any specific wrongdoing while Powell said he would step forward if he learned more. A congressional panel is reviewing the matter.
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Reagan to Host National News Conference From White House
President Reagan will hold a nationally broadcast news conference Tuesday at 7 p.m. CDT in the East Room, spokesman Larry Speakes announced Friday.
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Miller, Goldwater’s 1964 running mate, dies at 69
William E. Miller, longtime New York congressman and GOP national chairman, died in Buffalo at 69 after suffering a stroke. He was nominated as Barry Goldwater’s vice presidential candidate in 1964. the ticket lost to Lyndon Johnson and Hubert Humphrey.
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Bob Pope
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Shuttle lands far from home after cloudy return to Edwards
Space shuttle Challenger ends a 2.5 million mile mission with a landing at Edwards Air Force Base after weather kept the craft from Kennedy. NASA calls Flight Seven the best yet as the crew of Ride Crippen Hauck Fabian and Thagard receives praise from Reagan.
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Bush optimistic on arms talks with Soviet Union
Vice President George Bush in London says he believes an arms reduction agreement with the Soviet Union will be reached at some point. He says Reagan is best positioned to achieve this and argues arguments against Pershing 2 and cruise missiles in Europe have been won.
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Israel to seek binding arbitration over doctor wage strike
Israel's Prime Minister Menachem Begin and two top ministers agreed to propose Cabinet binding arbitration to end an 11 day hunger strike by doctors. The move comes as most public hospitals suspend admissions. Dr Ram Ishai welcomed the proposal according to Israel radio.
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Son of slain tax protester among men sentenced for marshal murders
U.S. District Judge Paul Benson sentenced Yorie Kahl, 23, of Heaton, and Scott Faul, 29, of Harvey, to life in prison for the February killings of two U.S. marshals at a Medina roadblock. Both were convicted in May on two second degree murder counts.
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Heaton
Scott Faul
Harvey
Paul Benson
Court rejects Gray suit over Nixon era break ins
The U.S. Court of Appeals refused former acting FBI director L Patrick Gray permission to sue the federal government and 16 Justice Department officials for 29 million dollars related to his indictment on illegal break-in charges. The ruling keeps officials immune despite Gray alleging constitutional rights violations in obtaining the indictment. Defendants include Griffin Bell and 15 other DOJ officials involved in the probe.
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Arrington pleads guilty in DeLorean cocaine case
Stephen Lee Arrington, a co defendant in John DeLorean cocaine trafficking, pleads guilty to federal conspiracy and cocaine distribution. He will not testify at DeLorean's trial set to begin Oct 4. Co defendant William Hetrick also pleads guilty and will testify.
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No dangerous dioxin levels found near Clifton plant
Gov. Kean announced no dangerous dioxin levels were found in homes an elementary school or soil near the Givaudan Corp fragrance plant in Clifton. Only one perimeter sample of 16 showed detectable dioxin at 0.86 parts per billion, and it was described as well below danger level.
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Daredevils warned of city suit for WTC rescues
Mayor Edward Koch warned that thrill seekers who scale the World Trade Center will face damages claims. He compared rescuers to Sherpas and said New York City should recover rescue costs, citing a $4,234 expense.
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Plane engine catches fire at Las Vegas airport
A Republic Airlines DC-9 aborted its takeoff after a right engine caught fire. Passengers and crew of 89 evacuated via emergency chutes with several passengers lightly injured. The Phoenix bound flight originated in Reno and the cause remains under investigation.
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