Polish protester's death sparks Krakow clashes with police
Riot police in Krakow battled Solidarity supporters after the death of Bogdan Wlasik, 20, a plainclothes officer shot amid protests. Witnesses reported a symbolic tomb, street memorials, and three hours of clashes with tear gas and grenades. Police injuries and property damage were noted, with civilians also hurt.
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Court says four letter word not obscene or profane
Maryland Court of Appeals ruled a common four tier vulgarism for sexual intercourse did not justify a disorderly conduct charge. The decision held the word was not obscene or profane as it did not reference the sacred and was not erotic, keeping Diehl's right to free speech intact unless imminent lawless action was advocated.
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Maryland Court of Appeals
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Sweden Navy Hears No Wreckage After Depth Charge Run
Sweden’s sub hunters dropped depth charges for the first time in six days but frogmen and underwater TV cameras found no wreckage. One of four suspicious oil slicks south of Stockholm proved from a Swedish ship. sources offered no firm identification for the others. Rebels push spreads to El Salvador highways as they advance toward Morazan province.
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Mass wedding ties 5 837 couples in Seoul ceremony
In a two hour forty minute rite in Seoul 5 837 couples from 83 countries were married in a Unification Church ceremony blessed by Rev. Sun Myung Moon. The church billed it as the largest mass wedding in history.
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South Korea
Unification Church
Sun Myung Moon
Rebels seize northern Morazan and threaten San Francisco Gotera
Rebels seized the northern half of Morazan province in El Salvador and pushed toward the provincial capital San Francisco Gotera. An informed military source said fighting intensified as guerrillas moved through two villages about 45 miles west in Chalatenango, with intense clashes reported nearby.
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Torola
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Morazan
San Salvador
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Nestle adopts broader WHO aligned infant formula rules
Washington Nestle says it has implemented comprehensive changes to its marketing of infant formula to align with WHO guidelines. Critics of the Nestle boycott say the steps are insufficient and vow to keep pressure on the company while Muskie's commission notes full response to recommendations.
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Nestle
Edmund Muskie
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Muskie
Ram Gazette Wire Services
Promising step in herpes vaccine work by researchers
Scientists at Molecular Genetics Inc. Minneapolis report isolating a herpes virus protein using genetic engineering. The protein triggers antibodies against itself and related viruses, showing promise but requiring extensive testing to determine vaccine feasibility. Rabbit tests show neutralizing antibodies, yet effectiveness in animals remains unproven.
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Washington
Molecular Genetics Inc
Minneapolis
Sears Sale Ad Highlights Ro bes and Microwave Availability
Sears promo note covers a microwave product with erroneous artwork and shelf absence. It lists $9.97 men’s robes only in long length and not in short. The note apologizes for inconvenience.
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Sears
Web
Young Reagan in unemployment line photo spreads
Ronald Reagan's son Ronald Prescott Reagan a 23 year old ballet dancer stood in a Manhattan unemployment line hours before his father addressed the nation. He had been laid off Oct 1 from the Joffrey Ballet and collected two or three unemployment checks.
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Army moves armored columns into East Beirut amid Beirut crisis
Lebanese army drives armored columns into East Beirut to disarm the Phalange militia as Israel seeks to repair ties with the United States after its Lebanon invasion. Israel and the United States discuss security zones and troop withdrawal while Shamir and Shultz hold talks in Washington. The Phalange accuses delays of enabling the militia to hide weapons following past refugee camp massacres.
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Amin Gemayel
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Bekaa Valley
Washington
Yitzhak Shamir
George Shultz
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Beirut
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