Protests expected on Solidarity anniversary in Poland
Warsaw reports government orders vodka rationing and urges Poles to avoid Tuesday demonstrations marking Solidarity's anniversary. Jaruzelski appeals for calm while media outline World Cup highlights to curb protests and Trybuna Ludu warns against opposition. Martial law may be eased by year end if order is kept.
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Poland
Solidarity
Wojciech Jaruzelski
Trade Ministry
Jaruzelski
Poznan
High School Jobs Cars Tied to Teen Delinquency Study
A Justice Department backed study from University of Iowa researchers finds teens who work during school or summer are linked to more police contacts and higher delinquency seriousness, while suggesting street level police dispositions and training could reduce youth entering the justice system. The Racine Wisconsin study, funded in part by the Justice Department, notes nonviolent delinquency may not stem from broken homes.
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Banner of Youth
Trybuna Ludu
Washington
Justice Department
University of Iowa
Racine
Wisc
Department
Reagan Arms Forces At Teenage Drinking
Washington AP The Reagan administration will launch a fall drive against teenage alcohol abuse per Health and Human Services Secretary Schweiker. He cited 8,000 yearly alcohol related deaths and 40,000 injuries among teens, urged action, and noted high teen drinking rates. The administration merged funds for treatment into a state block grant but remains committed to federal research funding.
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Reagan
Health and Human Services
Richard S. Schweiker
Schweiker
Alcohol and Drug Problems Association
America
Ford Promotes Kay Topeka Fundraiser in Kansas
Former President Gerald Ford headlines a $500 a plate fundraiser for Morris Kay in Topeka with a noon luncheon at the Anderson home. Kay, Nancy Kassebaum and Ford will speak after lunch. Kay faces Democrat Jim Slattery for the district seat vacated by Rep. Jim Jeffries.
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Topeka
Kan
Gerald Ford
Morris Kay
Ford
Richard Nixon
Forbes Field
B.B. Anderson
Kansas
Nancy Kassebaum
Torie Clarke
Kay
Bennett poised to lead Kansas GOP chairmanship
The Kansas Republican Party State Committee meets tonight at the Ramada Inn Downtown to elect former Gov. Robert Bennett as state GOP chairman. Bennett, a 1974 governor and 1978 losing incumbent candidate, has the backing of the executive committee and is expected to unify efforts to unseat Gov. John Carlin. Sam Hardage, GOP gubernatorial hopeful, will speak before voting.
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Kansas
Republican Party
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Bennett
John Carlin
Sam Hardage
Ramada Inn
Morris Kay
Congress
Mary Alice Lair
Piqua
Vern Miller
Wichita
Carlin
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