Fraternal Socialist Poland in Hour of Need Noted
Officials in the Reagan administration warned the Soviets of drastic consequences to East West relations if there is military intervention. On Friday Defense Secretary Weinberger said the United States and allies are considering possible measures in response.
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Soviet Union pressures Poland over potential intervention
Soviets consider action while Warsaw Pact forces conduct maneuvers in Poland East Germany and Czechoslovakia this month. Analysts warn of vast trade losses and global condemnation if Moscow moves militarily, but a Western diplomat warns that the Kremlin may act if Communist Party control in Poland is endangered.
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Condominiums collapse in Cocoa Beach tragedy
A five story waterfront condo at Harbor Cay near Cocoa Beach collapsed killing nine workers and leaving five missing while a trapped survivor was located. Dozens injured as debris, concrete and steel blocks blocked access and rescue crews searched with sound detectors and heavy equipment. Authorities traced five bodies and identified four more under rubble as spectators looked on.
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Abortion Legislation Battle On Capitol Front
Romberg of Permian Basin Planned Parenthood argues for increased federal family planning funding and opposes block grants. Debates center on abortion access, research use of fetuses, burial rules, and spousal consent with looming Supreme Court battles and potential cuts to social services.
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Mounting traffic fines pinned on businesses
Detroit traffic judge warns major automakers and other large firms they face seizure of corporate cars, garnishment of corporate accounts, and property attachment if $500,000 in unpaid parking fines is not settled by April 6. Auto industry spokesmen say employees personally incurred tickets from company cars and firms can track responsible staff.
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Teens urged to expand family planning services nationwide
A Cornell researcher says minor family services should be more available as four in ten girls may be pregnant by 19. The paper, presented at the Population Association of America, argues programs fail to meet teen needs while Columbia researchers note rising teen contraceptive use but late seek for help.
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Missionaries among hijacked Hon duran jetliner passengers
Three American missionaries were aboard a TAN S AH S A Boeing 737 hijacked to Managua. Ernest and Sheila Sauve were on World Missions duty in Honduras and on a three week US leave for a Bible convention. Sheila Sauve is five months pregnant.
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Weather outlook from Midland NWS calls for wind and cooler temps
National Weather Service forecasters in Midland expect windy cooler conditions with partial cloudiness through Sunday. Today s southerly winds 20 to 30 mph gusting, shifting to west 10 to 15 mph this evening, high in the low 70s, low around 38. Sunday's high in upper 60s. record highs and lows noted from 1963 and 1944.
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Boonville miners hold fish fry during UMW strike
In Boonville Indiana miners greeted a strike day with a community fish fry at the American Legion hall. Bob Rudisill organized the event as a Warrick County tradition begun during a wildcat strike, drawing about sixty attendees for catfish and venison amid the work stoppage. Mayor Pryor called the gathering both political and social, saying it shows the personal side of the strike and cooperation with workers.
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