Solidarity chiefs could be expelled from Poland
Martial law leader Gen. Wojciech Jaruzelski signaled possible expulsion of Solidarity leaders and said he would not oppose Western countries taking them in. Walesa under house arrest since December as talks with the regime stall. EEC envoys and ministers warned Moscow of possible sanctions over Poland.
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Wojciech Jaruzelski
Solidarity
Poland
Jaruzelski
European Economic Community
Warsaw
Lech Walesa
Brussels
Belgium
Walesa
Jozef Glemp
EEC
Kremlin
Washington
Helmut Schmidt
Reagan
Soviet Union
Lord Carrington
Concordia clash over Khomeini draws arrests and injuries
A campus fight at Concordia University in Montreal left one man arrested and seven people to hospital after anti and pro Khomeini groups clashed during a Moslem Students Association prayer service. Chairs knives and sticks were used and property damage was under $200.
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Ruhollah Khomeini
Concordia
Minko Sotiron
Khomeini
Sotiron
Michel Miron
Yousif Jamali
Reagan replaces Allen with Clark as national security adviser
President Reagan told Richard Allen he found no wrongdoing and accepted his resignation. William Clark, deputy State Secretary, takes over with broader authority and a direct reporting line to the president. Allen had faced probes over gifts and financial errors but was cleared on all counts. He will serve temporarily as a consultant aiding a new foreign intelligence advisory board.
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Reagan
Richard Allen
William Clark
Clark
Allen
White House
NBC
Larry Speakes
Speakes
Justice Department
Foreign Intelligence
Bengals’ Ken Anderson Voted 1981 AP NFL MVP
Cincinnati quarterback Ken Anderson has been chosen the NFL's most valuable player for 1981 by Associated Press sportswriters. The weather update notes a high of minus 23 and a low of minus 38 with light snow possible. An advisory council in Improvement District No. 1 requests review of a general municipal plan for orderly development.
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Ken Anderson
Cincinnati Bengals
NFL
Associated Press Sportswriters
Ontario restores normalcy after heavy snowfall winds
The Canadian Press reports Ontario roads are open and services back to normal after a major snow and wind event. Barrie Sudbury area closures eased as warming winds return with sun breaks and a new light snow system expected midweek. Woodstock suffered damage from strong winds described as a mini tornado.
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Barrie
Sudbury
Woodstock
Rescue mission to Palmyra Island calms long wait
A pilot flew 1 100 nautical miles from Hawaii to Palmyra Island to rescue John Harrison of Vancouver and his daughters Micki 20 and Kristen 13 marooned after their trimaran Sisyphus lost its mast in a storm. The Coast Guard could not land on the atoll and the plan included an overnight stay before returning to Honolulu.
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Palmyra Island
Hawaii
U.S. Coast Guard
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John Harrison
Vancouver
Daughers
Micki
Kristen
Coast Guard
Bob Baeten
Harrison
Moncton
N.B
Australia
Sorenson
Harrisons
Lennie
Williams murder trial jurors sequestered in downtown hotel
Atlanta jurors chosen to hear Wayne Williams murder charges on two of the 28 Camden era slayings were ordered sequestered in a downtown hotel for a trial expected to last six to ten weeks. The panel includes nine women and will hear opening arguments from DA Lewis Slaton and defense attorneys. Joel C. Payne and Nathan Cater are named victims in the case.
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Atlanta
Wayne Williams
Grants battle over health and education cuts draw council ire
The Economic Council of Canada denounces Allan MacEachen's plan to cut 1.5 billion in health and education grants over two years. It warns provinces will raise taxes or cut services to cover the gap, urging federal monitoring to maintain national standards.
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Allan Mackachen
Economic Council of Canada
MacEachen
Council
Liberal Party
Finance Department
Trudeau
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