Church mediation to settle Polish strikes gains backing
Poland's Catholic bishops move to broker an economic and political settlement as government accuses strikers at Lenin shipyard and Nowa Huta of terrorist actions. Delegations meet strike committees while bishops seek a new political agreement and broader pluralism.
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Dyson denies rumors after aide's death in New York hotel fall
Rep. Roy Dyson addressed rumors about his aide Tom Pappas in a news conference in Hughesville Maryland. He stated that Pappas was not homosexual and that they were close friends with a professional relationship. He rejected speculation that the aide's death was connected to a ruined reputation.
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UAW Chrysler reach tentative two year pattern contract
The United Auto Workers and Chrysler Corp. announced a tentative two year contract after about 40 hours of non stop bargaining The agreement follows a pattern contract set by Ford and General Motors last fall and aims to protect jobs.
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Federal AIDS mailing drives nationwide health outreach
Health secretary Otis Bowen unveiled a $17 million national AIDS mail campaign to reach virtually every U S resident. The effort includes 110 million English and 4 million Spanish copies mailed to 107 million households with Koops endorsement and a May 26 rollout plan across networks posters and office displays.
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LaRouche mistrial declared in Boston fraud case
A federal judge in Boston declared a mistrial in the fraud and obstruction of justice case involving Lyndon LaRouche six followers and five groups. Jurors complained of length and four were excused leaving ten. retrial possible but uncertain amid double jeopardy concerns.
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Mass for Marcos’ mother draws mourners amid homecoming stand
In Manila hundreds mourners gathered for Ferdinand Marcos’ mother as Corazon Aquino refused a deathbed request to allow the exiled Marcos to return. Aquino cited national security and vowed to exhaust all possibilities. In Jerusalem Israeli forces killed two Arab protesters and wounded over a dozen as Palestinian uprising leaders called a day of confrontation.
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Thousands seek amnesty as INS offices brace for rush
Thousands of illegal immigrants from many countries lined up at INS offices as the yearlong amnesty neared its midnight deadline. The government said all 107 offices would stay open for in line applications and mail postmarks, with eligibility for temporary residency and eventual citizenship. Jackie Jean-Baptiste of Haiti, 18, said amnesty would let her work and travel, a crucial change for her Miami high school plans.
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Genovese Mob Boss Convicted in Bids Racketeering Case
A federal jury found Genovese crime family boss Anthony Fat Tony Salerno and eight others guilty in a multimillion dollar bid rigging scheme targeting the construction industry. Salerno, 77, remains imprisoned on a separate 100 year term from a 1986 conviction. An apparent setback occurred as Salerno and two others were acquitted of tampering with national Teamsters elections.
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Fat Tony” Salerno
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