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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1981

Page

8

Libyan Leader Plans Unified Pay Scale Across Nation

Libyan leader Muammar Khadafy moves to centralize the economy with a single government controlled pay scale. All Libyan workers will be assigned to 16 grades with 10 steps per grade, salaries from 3366 to 27324 dollars annually. The reform aims to narrow wage gaps but may disrupt the oil economy and bureaucracy.

Tripoli Libya Muammar Khadafy U.S Khadafy

Polish Americans protest and pray over Poland crisis

Tens of thousands of Polish Americans across the United States voiced outrage and concern as Poland declared martial law and Solidarity leaders were arrested. In New York, Chicago, Philadelphia and other centers, demonstrations were emotional yet nonviolent as clergy, scholars and diplomats urged justice, fearing possible Soviet intervention and civil conflict.

New York Times Poland Solidarity New York Chicago Philadelphia Hungary Czechoslovakia Warsaw Gdansk United Nations New York City Irena Lasota Polish-American Congress Confederation For Independent Poland Association of Polish Veterans John Harchula Adam Ziolkowki St. John Kanty Roman Catholic Church Clifton John Cardinal Krol Pol

Sakharovs elated after hunger strike victory

Andrei Sakharov and his wife Elizaveta Alekseyeva emerge from hunger strike with weight loss and weakness but share elation in a hospital suite. Alekseyeva says they were not force-fed. she and Natalia Gesse witnessed Sakharov's joyful reaction as doctors prepared to connect him to care.

New York Times Moscow Andrei D. Sakharov Yelizaveta Alekseyeva Sakharov United States Sakharovs Yelena Alekseyeva

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