Walesa says Solidarity not seeking power to serve Poland
Labor leader Lech Walesa told a national audience that Solidarity aims to serve the community, not seize control, as talks on access to state media resume. The broadcast followed threats of strikes and amid government debate on media monopolies and Poland’s crisis.
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Nazi production chief Albert Speer dies in London
Albert Speer, Adolf Hitler's armaments minister and chief architect, died in London at 76 while there to film a TV documentary. A Nuremberg defendant, he later acknowledged responsibility for actions of the Nazi regime and led German war production at peak in 1944.
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Iran names Ayatollah Mahdavi Kani new prime minister
In Tehran the Majlis voted 178 to 10 with eight abstentions to approve Ayatollah Mohammad Reza Mahdavi Kani as Iran's new prime minister after the assassination of Mohammad Javad Bahonar. The bearded 50 year old religious and political leader succeeds Bahonar, who was killed by a bombing in Beirut.
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