Diana watches Charles play polo before wedding
London reports Lady Diana Spencer attended a polo match with Prince Charles a day after tearing up at a previous game. About 10 000 fans gathered for a 6 am Windsor procession rehearsal for Wednesday's royal wedding amid heavy media attention and a barrier to keep fans away from Diana. Charles expressed hope that public intrusion would ease after their marriage.
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Lady Diana Meets Nancy Reagan at Windsor Polo Match
First Lady Nancy Reagan and Lady Diana Spencer spoke with Prince Charles at Smith's Field Windsor Great Park as Charles scored the eighth goal in a 10 to 5 polo win over Spain. Diana, 20, was spotted amid cameras at Tidworth the previous day, crying amid wedding jitters before her St Paul’s Cathedral ceremony in three days.
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Solidarity warns of wildcat strikes over Polish food crisis
In Gdansk, Solidarity leaders warn strikes could erupt over Poland's food shortages and ration cuts as talks resume with government negotiators. The dispute centers on a 20 percent meat ration cut for 16 million adults starting August 1, with protests planned in Kutno Szcecin and Lodz.
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Walesa Heads To Hospital For Medical Tests
Solidarity leader Lech Walesa, 38, entered a hospital in Poland for medical tests and rest on Sunday after a three day union leadership meeting. He said he was going on holiday for a week and had been advised to lie down. Aides note heart problems over the past year and doctors advised a pipe instead of cigarettes.
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Tourists Find Dollars Going Farther in Europe
UPI reports the stronger dollar boosts U.S. travelers in Europe with cheaper meals and attractions, while visa requests rise for Europeans visiting the United States. In Paris and Rome, Americans note bargains yet high restaurant prices in London and Rome still affect choices.
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