Polish Priest Arrest Stirs Tradeoffs Over Martial Law
In Warsaw a priest was arrested and put on trial for a sermon slandering Poland’s regime. Officials denied plans for a church crackdown, while Archbishop Glemp urged patience as martial law remains in effect and tensions rise over crosses in schools and expressions of dissent.
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Our Lady of Czestochowa
Pontiff Rests After Africa Tour and Polish Visit Plans
Pope John Paul II, back in Rome after an eight day Africa tour, said he will continue traveling and confirmed a summer trip to Poland has been established. He spoke aboard a Gabon Airlines flight and noted martial law in Poland could affect plans. He expressed hope for ongoing Christian Islam dialogue and warned developing nations against materialism.
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Mark Evelyn Heath
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Heath
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Gabon National Airlines
Libreville
Our Lady of Czestochowa
Stanislaw Dziwisz
Warsaw
Italy
Nigeria
El Salvador Army Repels Guerrilla Attack Near San Bartolo
In San Bartolo nine miles from San Salvador about 50 guerrillas attacked the town and its industrial zone. At least 14 people were treated for bullet wounds. fighters used Belgian and Israeli rifles. The clash lasted about 30 minutes before the guerrillas retreated.
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Radio Venceremos
San Bartolo
AT&T to form seven holding companies for Bell System split
AT&T plans seven new holding companies to own its 22 local operating units while maintaining proportional ownership for current shareholders. The move, part of an antitrust settlement with the Justice Department, aims to reassure Congress and rivals and group operations geographically with each subsidiary retaining its identity under a regional holding company.
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At&t
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Washington
U.S
Harold H. Greene
Japanese Businessmen Offer To Make Jobs For Americans
Washington AP report says Kay Sugahara chairman of the U S Asia Institute proposed a package of over 10 billion dollars to fund joint Japanese American projects creating U S jobs. Sugahara seeks 60 percent American participation with lower Japanese rates. White House officials want specifics before comment.
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Speakes
Father Of Defendant Gives Alibi Testimony
In Atlanta AP reports murder suspect Wayne B Williams remains in bed as his father Homer testifies he was home on May 21. Prosecutors allege Williams and victim Nathaniel Cater were together downtown before Cater vanished the same night. The trial scrutinizes fiber evidence and a river discovery connected to a broader string of killings.
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