Soviet to Deploy Missiles in East Germany and Czechoslovakia
The Tass news agency quoted the Soviet Defense Ministry saying preparatory work is under way for deployment of missile complexes in East Germany and Czechoslovakia as part of a planned response to U S missiles in Europe. The move follows talks between East German and Czechoslovak leaders and comes as NATO plans to install Pershing 2 and cruise missiles in Western Europe.
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New Jersey moment of silence law struck down by judge
U.S. District Judge Dickinson Debevoise ruled the New Jersey daily minute of silence in public schools unconstitutional and effectively mandated a religious posture. The ACLU represented Edison High teacher Jeffrey May who faced insubordination charges amid the case. The ruling blocks enforcement, with lawmakers considering appeals to the Supreme Court.
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Feminist Sonia Johnson to seek Citizens Party presidential nomination
Sonia Johnson, known for her activism on the Equal Rights Amendment and conflict with the Mormon Church, announces candidacy for the Citizens Party presidential nomination. She cites women shut out of politics and aims to set the party apart, with potential support from Iowa figures and mention of Barry Commoner’s 1980 run.
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Chicago teachers approve pact ending historic walkout
The Chicago Teachers Union votes 73 percent in favor of a one year contract ending the longest strike in district history. Classes resume today for about 436000 students as 11 000 non teaching staff in 18 unions also settle. The deal includes a five percent raise starting January equating to three percent for 1983 84.
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