Walesa named pipe man of the year in Poland honors
Solidarity leader Lech Walesa is declared pipe man of the year by the British Pipesmakers Council and invited to Philadelphia to receive the city’s Freedom Medal for his efforts toward freedom. The award will be presented at Independence Hall during the Fourth of July ceremony.
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Walesa
Warsaw
Poland
Solidarity Union
Lech Walesa
Philadelphia
William Green
Edward Piszek
Paul
Green
Independence Hall
Hollywood
UPI
NBC
Bruce Weitz
Belker
London
Anne Murray
England
London Palladium
EMI Capitol Records
the Palladium
Jean Cassellman-Wadds
Donald Smith
Miss Murray
Trust Department
First Trust
Reagan's son Michael resigns after letter controversy
Michael Reagan, son of President Reagan, quits his executive sales post at a missile parts firm after a letter using his father's name to gain supplier status drew scrutiny. He will remain with Southern Pacific Title Co as senior vice president in sales.
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Goodyear
Sheila Patton Tate
Nancy Reagan
Ron
Donna
Virginia
Oval Office
Red Cross
Reagan
Joffrey II Ballet Company
White House
Michael
Los Angeles
Michael Reagan
Dana Ingalls
Tinker Air Force Base
Oklahoma
Southern Pacific Title Co
Santa Ana
Reagan backed baby formula vote sparks protests and resignations
United States vote against WHO infant formula code triggers Capitol Hill protests and two resignations. Critics accuse the Reagan administration of bowing to U.S. manufacturers while Sen. Edward Kennedy hosts a Capitol Hill forum. Proponents argue the code helps curb marketing and protect infants in developing nations.
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Washington
UPI
Capitol Hill
United States
World Health Organization
Bangladesh
Chad
U.N. Organization
Japan
Tom Harkin
U.S
Ronald Dellums
D-Calif
Stephen Joseph
Agency For International Development
Eugene Babb
AID
Kennedy
Geneva
Gerald Helman
Rep
Harkin
D-Iowa
Ronald Reagan
Jonathan Bingham
D-N.y
WHO
International Baby Food Action Network
Jury convicts Perry and Plevel in Pennsylvania Lottery rigging
A Harrisburg jury found former TV host Nick Perry and lottery official Edward Plevel guilty of theft by deception and rigging a public lottery drawing that produced a record 3.5 million payout on April 24 1980. Sentencing awaits.
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Harrisburg
Nick Perry
Edward Plevel
Pennsylvania Lottery
Common Pleas Court
Perry
Wtae-Tv
Pittsburgh
Plevel
Lottery Bureau
Tom Livingston
Tom Ceraso
Ceraso
Livingston
Peter
Jack Maragos
Joseph Bock
Fred Luman
Maragos Brothers
Peter Maragos
Philadelphia
Maragos
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Ely, Iowa
ST S.E
FDIC
Smulekoffs
Seiko
Bulova
Longines
Wittnauer & More
Wittnauer
Westminster
Sango
China
Mikassa
Nikko
LaMage
Seneca
Hamilton Beach
Oster
Norelco
Sunbeam
3Rd Avenue
Cedar Rapids
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