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24 Dec 1981
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Harrisonburg Daily News Record in Harrisonburg, Virginia
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Harrisonburg Daily News Record
Location
Harrisonburg, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1981
Page
1
Allen Review Continues After Favorable DOJ Ruling
The Justice Department closed its probe of Richard V. Allen while White House review remains. Attorney General Smith found no basis for a special prosecutor over watches and disclosure errors. Allen left on Nov. 29 and expects to return. officials promise an expeditious, thorough follow up.
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Washington
Justice Department
Richard V. Allen
National Security
White House
William French Smith
Allen
Pete Roussell
Roussell
Smith
National Security Adviser
Reagan
Nancy Reagan
Japan
FBI
Ques
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Potomac International Corp
Peter Hannaford
California
Irm
Reagan Calls For Solidarity With Poles And Poland Tough Line
President Reagan urged Western nations to back Poland with sanctions and support for a stepped up effort to end martial law. He outlined suspending Polish civil aviation privileges, restricting high technology exports, and using Ex-Im Bank credit insurance to aid Poland’s imports from the United States. He warned of further steps toward the Soviet Union and tied aid for Poland to improvements in human rights and freedom. Spasowski’s defection was noted and Reagan urged Christmas solidarity with Poland’s people, ending with a Dickens quote.
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Reagan
United States
Poland
Ex-Im
Lot
Warsaw
New York
Chicago
Soviet Union
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Andrei Gromkyo
Oval Office
America
Victor Kulikov
Austria
Romuald Spasowski
White House
Spasowski
Nancy
Charles Dickens
Judge Rules Time Limit Key to ERA Ratification
Judge Callister held Congress must set a reasonable time limit for states to ratify an ERA and that limit, once set, binds Congress and the states. Five rescission states Idaho Tennessee Kentucky South Dakota Nebraska are not counted among ratifying states. Idaho Attorney General hailed the ruling as pivotal. the Mormon Church group welcomed the decision.
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Congress
Idaho
Tennessee
Kentucky
South Dakota
Nebraska
General Services Administration
David Leroy
Mormon Church
Correction of Gordon Strickler obituary survivors
A correction notes that Gordon Strickler died Tuesday and lists survivors including Nancy Shoemaker of Rt. 2 Broadway as his daughter. The earlier obituary in Wednesday's News-Record misidentified this survivor.
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Gordon Strickler
Nancy Shoemaker
Rt. 2
Broadway
News- Record
Polish min ers confront shortages and strikes in Katowice
Polish government concedes shortages as many lines form for traditional Christmas carp. Warsaw Radio reports on Silesian miners siege, security forces ending occupation at Huta Katowice, and widespread unrest linked to Solidarity. Reports note detainees, rescues, and ongoing trials amid martial law.
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Huta
Ziemowit
British Broadcasting Corp
Poland
Stockholm
Gdansk
Katowice
Handel Messiah radio TV broadcast by Shenandoah Valley Chorus
The Shenandoah Valley Choral Society will present Handel's Messiah on Christmas day with a 6 30 p m radio broadcast on WMRA and a 9 p m videotaped TV showing on WVPT TV channel 51. The concert was taped in Staunton on December 8 and features a 125 voice choir with a local orchestra.
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Shenandoah Valley Choral Society
WMRA
James Madison University
Wvpt-Tv
Staunton
Choral Society
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