Bishops urge Marcos to end repression and hold elections
Catholic bishops in the Philippines warn Marcos of looming chaos and anarchy and urge new elections. They call for repeal of decrees violated human rights and loyalty of the armed forces to the people, as large protests erupt in Manila and suburbs.
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Manila
Philippines
Ferdinand Marcos
Marcos
Makati
Benigno Aquino
Aquino
Antonio Mabutas
Catholic Bishops Conference of the Philippines
Soviet KGB Chief Chebrikov Visits Poland in Warsaw
KGB Chairman Viktor Chebrikov met in a friendly session with Polish leader Gen. Wojciech Jaruzelski and security chiefs in Warsaw. The visit, first by a KGB chair to Poland, was described as cordial and its purpose undisclosed.
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Warsaw
Poland
KBG
Wojciech Jaruzelski
PAP
KGB
Viktor Chebrikov
Jaruzelski
Miroslaw Milewski
Chebrikov
Soviet Union
Edly
Izvestia
Crowds Frenzy Over 18 Inch Cabbage Patch Dolls
Police were summoned as hundreds mobbed department stores in South Florida to buy 18 inch Cabbage Patch Kids with birth certificates and adoption papers. Shoppers knocked down a 75-year-old man and several cried or fought over the dolls. Deputies described the scene as unreal with people trampling shelves and offering swaps as the 10 a.m. openings drew near.
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Miami
Miami Beach
Jefferson Ward
Lauderdale Lakes
Elizabeth Figueroa
Toy Department
South Florida
Coleco
Georgia
Little People
Xavier Roberts
Bud Bonner
Printers Strike Halts Britain National Newspapers
Britain’s 10 national dailies canceled Saturday editions as printers walked out to protest the High Court order impounding the National Graphical Association assets to cover a 50 000 pound fine. Prospects for eight national Sundays look bleak. provincial papers face no impact.
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London
Britain
The
Times
Daily Telegraph
Guardian
Financial Times
Sun
Mirror
Express
Star
Mail
Morning Star
Press Association
National Graphical Association
Sabin Paralyzed by Nerve Inflammation Amid Surgery
Dr. Albert Sabin, 77, maker of the oral polio vaccine, is paralyzed by a nerve cell inflammation after spinal cord surgery at NIH Bethesda. He says the illness began last May and that his work on a measles spray vaccine continues, aiming to extend polio vaccination worldwide.
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Washington Post
Washington
Albert Sabin
National Institutes of Health
Bethesda
Sabin
Largest crew for space flight arrives at Cape
The nine person NASA crew for the Spacelab mission arrives at Cape Canaveral to begin a nine day international science flight aboard Columbia. Commander John Young will fly a record sixth orbit, with Ulf Merbold as the first European on a U.S. space mission and Byron Lichtenberg as a payload specialist from MIT. The mission will conduct over 70 experiments across life sciences atmospheric physics astronomy space plasma and materials processing, after 145 orbits the shuttle returns to Edwards AFB on December 7.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
John Young
NASA
Houston
Young
Columbia
Spacelab
Ulf Merbold
Air Force
Brewster Shaw
Owen K. Garriott
Robert A. Parker
Byron K. Lichtenberg
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Merbold
Lichtenberg
U.S
Salyut Space Station
Shaw
European Space Agency
America
Earth
Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Falco the German police dog fuels budget, language row
Passaic County Park Police chief defends Falco the two year old German shepherd bought for 2800 dollars with 1200 donated for vests. Critics question value and usage arguing the dog’s language issue limits effectiveness while noting Falco has already deterred trespassers in park properties.
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Falco
Germany
Iandoli
Frederick DeFaria
Passaic County
Landoli
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