Siberian Seven win right to emigrate from USSR
The Vashchenko family and related members, known as the Siberian Seven, who hid in the U S Embassy basement for years to escape repression, will be allowed to leave Krasnoyarsk region. Tass reports exit visas granted for residence abroad, with Lydia inviting the family from Israel. The U S Embassy confirms exit visas but offers no further detail.
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Walesa denies pope asked him to quit Solidarity
Lech Walesa told reporters at St Brigida church in Gdansk that Osservatore Romano’s report claiming the pope asked him to step down was untrue. He refused to reveal details of his Zakopane meeting with John Paul II and faced a crowd of about 500 outside and 3,000 inside during mass.
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