Ex-Ambassador Urges Polish Russian Trade Cut Off
Former Polish ambassador to Japan who defected to protest Warsaw’s regime calls for a total trade embargo against Poland and the Soviet Union. He cites USSR backing for the Polish government and urges no food, no credits, and no sponsorship. White House officials review options as the U S already halts food aid. AFL-CIO and others press for stronger measures targeting the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Japan
Warsaw
United States
Soviet Union
Ussr
Kremlin
Los Angeles
White House
Larry Speakes
Monnday
Reagan
Poland
Afl-Cio
Lane Kirkland
Industrial Relations Research Association
Kirkland
Tom Stalin
Europe
Kahn
Rurarz
Defense Focuses On Publicity In Williams Murder Trial
Atlanta AP reports jury selection for Wayne B. Williams murder trial resumes with defense probing racial prejudice and press coverage from 28 Black deaths. About 64 reporters present as 47 of 700 prospective jurors questioned. 12 jurors to be chosen for a 12 member panel and alternates. Williams, 23, denies guilt. death penalty not sought.
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Atlanta
Wayne B. Williams
Williams
Lewis Slaton
Georgia
Death by own action after fox hunt shooting in Ludlow
In Ludlow Massachusetts teen Michael Fredette 16 died at Mercy Hospital after a rifle discharge wounded friend Kevin Wojcik 16 who was in critical condition at Baystate Medical Center. Police say it appears Norman only one gun was fired and the youth may have shot himself after injuring his companion.
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Ludlow
Mass
Michael Fredette
Mercy Hospital
Springfield
Kevin Wojcik
Ludlow High School
Baystate Medical Center
John Jorge
Jorge
Fredette
Wojcik
Weather and economy cited in low Christmas traffic deaths
National Safety Council officials say mild weather and a weak economy may have kept holiday highway fatalities down. During the three day period 320 deaths were reported, below earlier projections of 450 to 550, with California and Florida totaling 32 each and Alabama reporting none.
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Associated Press
National Safety Council
Council
Alabama
Paula Weiss
Alaska
Idaho
Maine
Montana
Nevada
New Hampshire
North Dakota
Utah
Vermont
Wisconsin
California
Florida
Barbara Carrara
Carrara
Defiant Polish Workers Push Back Under Martial Law
uncensored reports from Warsaw depict workers at FSO and Katowice steel works sabotaging, producing ill fitting parts, and rising protests. government says normalcy returns as miners at Piast resume work after 13 day occupation amid mass arrests and Solidarity crackdowns.
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Associated Press
Poland
Warsaw Radio
Ministry of Mining and Industry
Piast
Silesia
Ziemowit
Huta Katowice
British Broadcasting Corp
Warsaw
Solidarity
United States
Polland
FSO
Szczecin
Katowice
Huta
Washington
Voice of America
U.S
VOA
Terrence Catherman
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Commission On Security and Cooperation In Europe
Bob Dole
R-Kan
Tokyo
Length
Nathaniel Cater
Jimmy Ray Payne
Binder
Ms. Welcome
Lionel Fredette
Homer Goslin
Michael
Goslin
Rose Willard
the Family Circus
Kansas State
By Bil Keane
Santa Claus
Tiger
Goosemyer
Zero
ER Bailey
Skeezix
Addio
Soviet Bloc
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