Poles Defy Communists Strike Across Poland
Millions of Polish workers joined a one hour nationwide strike led by Solidarity with Lech Walesa calling for broader action as miners in Sosnowiec stayed out. Police and party officials prepared for possible political shifts while the U.S. announced a dairy aid contract worth 29 million dollars.
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Warsaw
Poland
Solidarity
Lech Walesa
Sosnowiec
Independent Labor Federation
Communist Party
Walesa
Wojciech Jaruzelski
Stanislaw Kanin
Bydgoszcz
Jozef Pawliczek
Kasprzaka Radio
PAP
Walbrych
Tass
Washington
State Department
Department
U.S
Heart Drug Proves Effective Halting of Trial
The National Heart Lung and Blood Institute will disclose results of a three year trial of the beta blocker propanolol, known as Inderal, showing reduced heart attack deaths. With 2100 patients on drug and 2100 on placebo, the study suggests many survivors should receive the medicine to prevent fatal recurrences. The institute says it is unethical to withhold the drug and will publish findings soon.
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Washington
National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute
York Onnen
Boston Globe
the Globe
Peter Frommer
Michael F. White
Young Wins Racially Hot Vote In Atlanta Mayoral Runoff
Andrew Young won Atlanta’s mayoral runoff with 53.2 percent, defeating Sidney Marcus and capturing a city where turnout was heavy and voting followed racial lines. Young urged unity and prosperity after a campaign marked by racial tensions. Marcus pledged fidelity to the city and cooperation with Young.
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Atlanta
Andrew Young
United Nations
Sidney Marcus
Young
Marcus
Man from Abilene Charged Over Reagan Threat Letter
Thomas F. Bertrand, 47, of Abilene, Kansas, is charged with threatening President Reagan after mailing a letter to the White House on October 1. The government obtained a psychiatric examination order to assess mental capacity and capacity to assist in defense. If convicted, Bertrand faces up to five years in prison and a $1,000 fine.
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Wichita
Kan
U.S
Kansas
Abilene
Bertrand
Sunflower Apartments
Burgess
Secret Service
Bill Copeland
Reagan
U.S. District Court
Patrick Kelly
Hearing Notice in Estate of Cleda E Gentry Ottawa
In The District Court of Franklin County Kansas notice of hearing on petition by William H Gentry son and heir to determine descent of decedent Cleda E Gentry real estate Lots 18 and 20 in Block 74 City of Ottawa Kansas and all other property owned by decedent. Defenses due by November 6 1981 at 2 30 p m in Ottawa court. Attorneys listed Latimer Skoog Latimer Bow 307 Ottawa KS 64047.
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District Court
Franklin County
Kansas
Cleda E, Gentry
State of
William H. Gentry
Cleda E. Gentry
Ottawa
Kensagl
Sid Court
Las
Minnie M. Bulson
Petittori
Harold J. Button
Minnta M. Butson
Therafa
Otawa
Harold L. Bulson
McCaffrey & Grimshaw
J. Russell
Olathe
Petitioner
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Shawnee Mission Hospital
Kay Tersiner
Wemyef
Corder
Ransom Memorial
W.C. Yokum
Alcoholics Anonymous
Roger D. Kreusch
Partiner’s In Vision
Student Union
Ottawa University
Stan’s
Wall Creek
South Locust
Princeton
Airport Road
K-48
Rantaul Road
Lincoln
Owen Watts
Fiien
North Cherry
Ee Liven
Christian
Pine Manor
Mission Woods
Aubrey Creations
Myrna Jones
Ottawa Herald
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Blue Cross
R.M.H
South Mal
C.O. F
Morida
South Main
General Services
Kinsley and Barton Construction
Custom and Country Homes
Terri Dixon
Albright’s
Bennie Stinson
Singer
Dendise
Richmond
Dixon's
Phillip Smith
Jr’s
Smith Tire
Jack Rutter
W &W
Call Budge
Ace
Oval Office
Fose Garden
Sao
By Bil Keane
Depended
Yebong Syndicat
Marcie
Save ‘i Aan
Jussia
Ans
Fort Burr
Miss Buxley
Beetle Bailey
Tige
Tine
Tun
R. Michael Latimer
Skoog
Latimer Thile Bidt
P.D. Bow
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