Poland faces nationwide strike alert over police beatings
Solidarity and Lech Walesa lead a near national strike alert after police beatings in Bydgoszcz that hospitalized three including Jan Rulewski. Regions from Bydgoszcz to Torun prepare two hour strikes while urging restraint amid Warsaw Pact maneuvers.
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Bydgoszcz
Poland
UPI
Independent Union Movement
Solidarity
Lech Walesa
Walesa
Jan Rulewski
Szczecin
Torun
Warsaw Solidarity
Jozef Zyto
PAP
Czechoslovakia
Jozef Barecki
Harris Sentencing Delayed by Bomb Threat at Westchester Court
Jean Harris arrives at Westchester County Court in Valhalla on Friday for sentencing in the murder of Dr. Herman Tarnower. A telephoned bomb threat forced the judge to move the hearing to another courtroom, delaying sentencing until late afternoon.
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Jean Harris
Westchester County Court
Valhalla
N.Y
Herman Tarnower
35th annual girls all state basketball teams announced
IDPA released its 35th annual girls all state basketball teams amid a busy sports section. Three Big Ten teams tum ble as coverage continues on pages 2B and 3B.
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IDPA
Big Ten
Linn County
Reagan welfare study questions work incentives
A Chicago study for the New York Times assesses the impact of President Reagan's proposed welfare budget cuts. It finds reduced disposable income for poor workers and a narrowed gap between working poor and those on public assistance, with Louisiana and New York highlighted as illustrative cases. The report notes the changes in the Aid to Families with Dependent Children program and other welfare formulas.
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New York Times
Washington
Reagan
University of Chicago Center For the Study of
New York
Thomas C. W. Joe
Nixon
Edwin Dale
Office of Management and Budget
Dale
Chicago
Chicago Center
Louisiana
Salvadorans reject Haig claim of Soviet hit list
Salvadoran officials denounced Secretary Haig’s warning that El Salvador tops a Soviet Central America hit list. They urged non intervention and said Duarte’s junta will not seek more than the $35 million in U.S. military aid, stressing readiness to face guerrillas.
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Gazette Wire Services
San Salvador
el Salvador
Haig
Central America
Junta
Jose Napoleon Duarte
U.S
Congress seeks release of draft energy report favoring free market
Rep. Richard Ottinger urged release of a still unpublished Energy Department study arguing it is possible to grow the economy while cutting energy use by 25 percent. The draft envisions 45 percent per capita income growth by 2000 and 4 percent unemployment, and it foresees minimal oil imports and meeting electricity demand with current or near-term tech. It contrasts with Reagan era aims to boost nuclear funding and conserve or replace other energy programs.
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Washington
New York
Richard Ottinger
David Stockman
James Edwards
Ottinger
Energy Department
Reagan
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