Police seize Solidarity HQ in Warsaw retreating union clash
Helmeted riot police seized Solidarity headquarters in Warsaw early Sunday. Police blocked Mokotowska Street and arrested local union activists as telex and phone lines were cut. Top Solidarity leaders in Gdansk were meeting after issuing government challenges. one Warsaw official was arrested. Bundles and files appeared to be removed as police remained on site.
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Thomas W. Netter
Associated Press
Warsaw
Poland
Solidarity
Labor Federation
Gdansk
Mokotowska Street
U.S
Mark Weinberg
White House
Reagan
Camp David
Maryland
Taylor
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Brussels
Belgium
Israel
Krzysztof Sliwinski
Las Vegas junkets and oilmen fuel gambling reach
Rich Cummins notes that about 80 percent of the people we sent spend 9500 to 15000 in three days. Travel agents say Las Vegas excursions surface only part of the pattern. High rollers are invited by hotels on all expense paid junkets with free lodging travel and entertainment in exchange for minimum casino action. Sid Frank of Sands estimates 3000 to 5000 qualified Odessa Midland players gamble in Vegas yearly, with 800 to 1000 on Sands lists receiving six to nine invites annually. Normal response is 1 to 2 percent, Petroplex above average due to oil industry risk tolerance. ThePermian Basin player says three to five trips yearly, spending about five days each visit, with personal limits on losses.
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Las Vegas
Sid Frank
Sands Hotel
Odessa-Midland
Franks
Permian Basin
Vegas
Neiman Marcus founders shaped Dallas society and brand
Marcus and Al Neiman built a luxury retail empire after selling a Coca-Cola stake for 25000 dollars. The duo helped Dallas grow into a cosmopolitan city, with the Neiman Marcus mystique fueling pop culture. Marcus now mentors as chairman emeritus and contends with retail giantism while guiding his son and the Carter Hawley Hale chain through expansion. He muses on government roles and his own wish to be a newspaper editor or architect. At 76, he stays curious and active in a business that remains tied to taste and service.
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al Neiman
Dallas
Atlanta
Missouri
Kansas
Coca-Cola
Marcus
Neiman-Marcus
Houston
San Antonio
Ing
Richard
Carter- Hawley-Hale Inc
FBI Held Reagan Nuclear Code Card After Shooting
FBI agents recovered President Reagan's personal nuclear weapon code card after the March 30 shooting and withheld it for two days. The Washington Post reports a new interim card with different codes was issued. The attache case remains separate, while the code card verifies identity to NMCC officials if the president must order nuclear use by telephone. If incapacitated, authority passes to the vice president.
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Washington
FBI
Reagan
Washington Post
National Military Command Center
Pentagon
Balloonists delay launch of Jules Verne balloon due to winds
ALBUQUERQUE AP Balloonists Ida and Maxie Anderson postponed a planned around the world attempt because winds were unfavorable. A spokesman said a Tuesday or Wednesday launch is being planned.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Ida
Maxie Anderson
Jim Mitchell
Anderson
Odessa American subscription rates and delivery info
The Odessa American lists subscription options for daily and Sunday delivery under second class post, with mailing addresses and prices. Rates show 70 per year, 5 monthly delivery, and Sunday only options, plus mail subscription totals with postage costs and a delivery problems contact number.
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Pydi
Tre Guessa Americar Enteren
Guessa
Texas
Lass
March
Ocessa Texas
Weather outlook for Permian Basin cool and unsettled
National Weather Service Midland region forecasts cooler air moving in this week with mostly cloudy skies and a slight 20 percent chance of rain. Highs range from near 40 to upper 70s across the region, with lows dropping into the 20s to 40s and a continuing cool pattern through Thursday.
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Permian Basin
Big Bend
Texas
CBS News Execs Linked to Killed Journalists Ambush
The article recalls CBS News personnel who died May 30, 1970 near Phnom Penh after their Jeep was ambushed on Highway 4. Gerald Miller and George Syvertsen are named among the victims, with Ramnik Lehki and Sam Leng also identified. The piece notes subsequent body recovery efforts and questions about troop involvement and mercenary status.
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Ed Fouhy
CBS News
Highway 4
Phnom Penh
Gerald Miller
George Syvertsen
Ramnik Lehki
India
Sam Leng
George Miller
Remek Lehki
Examiner
Laurence
Dave Miller
CBS
Gordon Manning
Miller
Fouhy
London
ABC
Time- Life
Free-Lance
Tim Page
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London International Telephone Exchange
Europe
United States
Wayne DuBois
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
State Department
Rush Taylor
Warsaw Radio
Sliwinski
Crystal Cathedral
Garden Grove
Phoenix, Ariz
Bradley Schulz
Morris Rozar
Maricopa County
John Gwinner
Sydney Hutchings
Debi Havig
Schulz
Gwinner
California
Mexico City
el Salvador
Juan de Dios Garza
Ford
Detroit
General Motors Corp
Ford Motor Co
Canada
Philip Caldwell
UMW
Stigler
Okla
United Mine Workers
Haskell County
Jay Stout
Tony Bumbicko
St. Clairsville
Ohio
Richard Trumka
Nemacolen
Penn
Robert Long
Dai'y
Aia Sa
National Weather Service
Midland Regional
Abilene
Alice
Alpine
Amarillo
Austin
Beaumont
Brownsville
Childress
College Station
Corpus Christi
Dalhart
Palacios
Presidio
San Angelo
Shreveport
Stepnenville
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Tyler Victoria
Waco
Wichita Falls
Ann
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