Soviet Polish troops expand war manoeuvres in Poland
Polish television showed Soviet and Polish troops conducting war games in Pomerania as Poland neared a national party congress vote. The broadcast followed earlier joint drills in southwestern Poland and amid debate over liberal reforms and Solidarity. A separate Soviet interview urged swift resolution of the political crisis, while TV aired a program on two brothers imprisoned for a school bombing in 1971.
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Carrington to present proposal to Soviets
The European Economic Community plans a two stage push to withdraw Soviet troops from Afghanistan with a nine country conference. Britain’s Lord Carrington will present the plan to Moscow as the summit of EEC leaders ends. The conference would include the five permanent UN Security Council members plus Afghanistan Pakistan Iran and India. Leaders also discussed economic woes and may seek Western market cooperation, with mentions of U S rate policy.
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Mayor Barry Says Shooting Report Was a Hoax
Washington mayor Marion Barry expressed surprise at a news bulletin claiming he had been shot. He stated he had no knowledge of any incident and urged confirmation from authorities.
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Hornet green light to full F-18 production
The Pentagon ordered the Navy to proceed with full production of the F-18 fighter jet after a defense committee review found it met all Navy Marine Corps fighter requirements. The A-18 ground attack variant decision was delayed until fall 1982.
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Maloney to establish Western Canada corporate office
D. W. Maloney, chairman, will set up a new corporate office in Western Canada to aid policy development and expand Western Canada US westward economic ties. He will maintain chair duties and relocate to Edmonton Alberta, joining the Continental Bank Building at month end.
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