Polish Primate Calls for Dialogue Amid Martial Law Crisis
Archbishop Jozef Glemp urged negotiations to end the crisis, denouncing arrests and forced Solidarity loyalty oaths while appealing for dialogue. He cited Elblag’s broken monument as a symbol, as officials warned of growing detentions and hardship amid martial law.
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Bridge Collapse Kills 40 At Brazilian Falls
In Brazil on the Paraguay border near Sete Quedas Falls a suspended footbridge collapsed. About 50 people were aboard as weight caused cables to snap and plunge at least 40 sightseers into the Parana River. Seven survivors clung to cables or rocks as rescue teams searched the swift waters.
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Sete Quedas
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Kemps
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Durival Oliveira
Air Force
Guaira
Porto Guaira
Itaipu
Parana
Supreme Court Refuses To Review Birmingham Quota Plan
The Supreme Court declined to revive Birmingham Alabama’s 10 percent minority subcontracting quota for city projects in an 8-1 decision. Just Justice Brennan alone favored review. Other actions included Moon church v. deprogramming case, Reader's Digest fine upholding, and civil rights reinstatement rulings.
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Alabama Supreme Court
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Miss
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Texas
Hartsell Gray
Harris County
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Gray
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Inmate Surrenders After Two Days Hidden in Prison Paint Factory
Marian Lueker aged 42 surrendered to guards after a two day hide in a Kansas State Penitentiary paint factory. Authorities conducted a 24 hour around the clock search with 12 guard teams before the recapture. Lueker, serving 17 years to life for second degree murder and aggravated battery from Lyon County, was healthy but examined at the infirmary.
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Lueker
Lyon County
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U S Attache Murdered in Paris Shock at Embassy Row
Lt Col Charles Robert Ray 43, an assistant U S military attache, was killed outside his Paris apartment by a lone gunman. The shooting occurred near the Italian Consulate in the 16th district as Ray walked to his car. Authorities treat it as a possible terror-linked act amid prior threats to U S officials in Paris. Ray left his home in civilian clothes. his wife Sharon and two teens Julie 17 and Mark 15 are mentioned.
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White House
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Emile Augier
16Th District
Marcel Leclerc
U.S. Army
Christian Chapman
Chapman
Francois Mitterrand
Galbraith
Mitterrand
Elysee Palace
Gulf of Sidra
Rules For Determining SS Benefits Tightened
Washington AP report says the Social Security Administration tightens rules to bar survivor benefits for juveniles who kill a parent. Health secretary Schweiker ordered the change after California cases where youths paroled after killing relatives collected funds. Benefits paid before action may remain unrecovered. offices nationwide told to screen survivors and report suspected cases to headquarters.
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