Central Committee backs ban on strikes in Poland
The 200 member Central Committee voted 19 70 with three abstentions to urge the Sejm to pass a hard line anti strike bill banning strikes and other actions threatening the socialist state. Prime Minister Jaruzelski urged peace as Solidarity faces a potential clash over the issue.
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Warsaw
Poland
UPI
Communist Party Central Committee
Solidarity Labor Union
Sejm
PAP
Wojciech Jaruzelski
Central Committee
Solidarity
Lech Walesa
Gdansk
Independent
National Commission
Jerzy Janicki
Ursus
Mass rally in Florence calls for nuclear arms reduction
About 150000 demonstrators gathered in three Florence piazzas for a peace and disarmament rally led by Italy's CGIL CISL UIL unions. Luciano Lama urged US and Soviet arms cuts and removal of nukes from Europe as Geneva talks commence.
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Florence
Italy
United States
Soviet Union
Europe
Geneva
Switzerland
Luciano Lama
General Confederation of Italian Labor
National Labor Federation
Cgilcisl-Uil
Hondurans Vote in Polls End Military Rule After 18 Years
In Tegucigalpa, over a million Hondurans were to vote as the United States pushes elections to end military rule. International observers including three U S congressmen and former Attorney General Ramsey Clark monitored the process amid fraud charges anticipated after the ballot.
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Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Houston man top election spender in 1980 races
Federal Election Commission report shows Cecil R. Haden of Houston spent 599,333 supporting candidates, including 413,221 of his own funds for Ronald Reagan and 182,726 for John Connally. Independent spending totaled 16 million, with Reagan receiving the largest pro spending.
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Washington
Houston
Cecil R. Haden
America
Federal Election Commission
Haden
Bay- Houston Towing Co
Ronald Reagan
John Connally
Jack M. Fields
Congress
Stewart Mott
New York
General Motors
Mott
Norman Lear
Frank Church
Idaho
Steve Simms
Church
John Culver
Diona
George McGovern
Ds.d
Ing
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Alan Cranston
D-Calif
Thomas Eagleton
D-Mo
Jimmy Carter
Edward Kennedy
Carter
Reagan
Kennedy
John Anderson
Earliest Paleolithic Shrine Found at El Jayo Cave Spain
Scientists from the United States and Spain report a 14 000 year old sanctuary at El Jayo Cave near Santander. A sculpted stone head features human and animal faces, likely a cat, suggesting ritual behavior in the Magdalenian III culture.
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New York
el Jayo Cave
Spain
Santander
Middle East
el Jayo
Ministry of Culture
History of Religion
Leslie G. Freeman
Richard G. Klein
University of Chicago
J. Gonzalez Echegaray
Altamira Museum and Research Center
Santillana
I. Barandiaran
University of Santander
United States National Science Foundation
Freeman
Surgery up in 1979 Americans total operations rise
Americans had 23.8 million operations in 1979 the most ever in a year up from 17.3 million in 1972. The rate per 1 000 population rose from 84.9 to 110.5 as the 1981 Fact Book for Surgery notes 1979 is the latest complete year. Tonsillectomies and appendectomies fell while sterilizations and Caesarean sections rose.
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New York
UPI
American College of Surgeons
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Oman
Somalia
Sudan
Frankfurt
West Germany
Rhine-Main International
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Santa
New York Times Service
Ebb
Golden Tan Suntan Center
Edgewood Road
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Talent Dept
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Iowa
Walt Disney Studios
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