Poland tightens grip as Solidarity banned nationwide
As martial law tightens in Poland, Gdansk and Szczecin faced telecom outages amid a government ban on Solidarity. Underground leaders call for a Nov 10 general strike, while Archbishop Glemp and Pope John Paul II condemn actions against the union.
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Voters in Bavaria oust Free Democrats in state election
In Munich, West Germany, the liberal Free Democrats suffer a heavy defeat as Franz Josef Strauss's Christian Social Union strengthens grip. Genscher admits loss after 3.5 percent share leaving no seats, while Kohl’s coalition gains in Bavaria and nationally.
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Cross Canyon and Fort Defiance Funeral Notices
Funeral services for Adzon Yazzie McCabe 77 at St Michaels Church Cross Canyon burial on private family land Survivors include husband five sons one daughter two siblings and many grandchildren Pallbearers named Funeral at Navajo Assembly of God Church Fort Defiance for Robert Eugene Anderson 23 burial at Community Cemetery Fort Defiance He was a firefighter with BIA Survivors include parents siblings and grandparents Pallbearers listed Cope Memorial Chapel in charge Martha B Wilson 88 funeral at Rollie Mortuary Palm Chapel Gallup burial at Sunset Memorial Park Born 1894 Union Indiana resident of Gallup since 1916 Survived by three sons and four grandchildren Pallbearers named Mortuary in charge of arrangements.
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Reagan pushes economic gains in campaign swing to Texas
President Reagan concentrates on the success of his economic program as unemployment reaches a 42 year high. He plans a 14 hour Texas stop to back Gov. William Clements and Senate hopeful Rep. Jim Collins, while White House aides frame the push as momentum for GOP turnout before the November 2 election. The trip includes rallies, a Collins fundraising dinner, and a public event in Dallas, with campaign plans to address the economy from the Oval Office Wednesday night.
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Bardacke touts legal background in bid for state AG
Democratic candidate Bardacke frames himself as best qualified lawyer for attorney general, highlighting windfall profits case against the federal government and his work with Common Cause New Mexico. He argues for strong state power against over regulation and protection of natural resources, cites poll leads, and pledges a large cut in pay while backing capital punishment and strict anti corruption measures.
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Warnke cites U S lack of nuclear strategy at rally
Former arms control chief Paul Warnke warned that the United States still lacks a clear strategic nuclear policy. He said Reagan administration statements are confusing and argues for a shift toward arms control over continual weapon building. Fewer than 100 people attended a Peace Links rally near the Washington Mall.
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Moslems and Christians clash near Beirut in Lebanon war
Fights erupted between Moslems and Christians in a mountain village east of Beirut as rightist Christian militiamen aided Lebanese troops in rounding up leftists in west Beirut. In Jerusalem, Begin outlined a six point plan calling for foreign troop withdrawals with a peace treaty not required for Israeli exit.
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Report Faults Reagan Enforcement Of Hazardous Waste Rules
A House committee study faults the Reagan administration for lax enforcement of hazardous waste, water, and chemical rules. It cites missed inspection targets, rushed prosecutions, and contrasts with Carter-era levels while EPA officials defend improvements and dispute the study’s figures.
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