Poland May Expel Solidarity Leaders to the West
Martial law chief Gen Wojciech Jaruzelski signaled possible expulsions of Solidarity leaders, saying he would not object if Western countries welcomed them. Walesa, under house arrest since December 13, was not confirmed among those to be expelled.
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Associated Press
Wojciech Jaruzelski
Jaruzelski
Warsaw
Lech Walesa
Brussels
Belgium
Walesa
Independent Labor Federation
Common Market
Independent Labor Movement
Lenin
Gdansk
Baltic
Radio Warsaw
Schmidt chides U.S. for failure to consult allies on Poland
West German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt told senators that the United States did not consult European allies before announcing sanctions against the Soviet Union over the Polish crisis. He cited lack of consultation and calls for uniform support, echoing concerns from several senators. NATO ministers will discuss a possible alliance wide stance as Washington seeks allied backing for its measures.
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Warsaw
Jaruzelski
Brussels
U.S
Poland
Soviet Union
Europe
Leo Tindemans
Washington
Helmut Schmidt
United States
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Schmidt
Reagan
Richard Lugar
R-Ind
Patrick Leahy
D-Vt
Moscow
NATO
Construction Up But Auto Output Hits 20-Year Low
November construction spending rose 0.2 percent while inflation adjusted spending fell 0.1 percent, marking a 10th straight monthly decline. Auto production slid 1.5 percent in 1981 to the lowest level in two decades, with total year output near 1961 lows.
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U.S
Volkswagen of America
Commerce Department
National Association of Purchasing Managers
Big luxury cars lead U S sales amid auto inventory shift
Ford keeps Wixom plant producing Continentals Lincolns and Mark VIs while 18 other North American plants close to curb inventories. Ward's reports full size and luxury models remain in short supply with backlogs limited. analysts cite affluence and narrowing price gaps as factors, along with steady gasoline prices and better mileage.
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Ford
North America
Wixom
Ward
Automotive Reports
Industry Journal
David Healy
Drexel Burnham Lambert
New York
Christian Health Plan Faces State Probes in 2 States
The Christian Health Plan, linked to the Universal Church of Jesus Christ in Ohatchee Alabama, faces cease and desist actions in Illinois and Alabama over unverified church status and unlicensed insurance activity. Enrollees describe prepaid premiums amid limited transparency and untraceable plan leadership.
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Kathy Best
Springfield
Christian Health Plan
Illinois
Alabama
Richard Carlson
Illinois Department of Insurance
Universal Church of
Enou
Job
Brenda Barker
Galatia
Ork
Easterwood
Sly
Eee
Universal Church of Jesus Chirist
Ohatchee
Illinois court upholds utility CWIP policy for Clinton plant
An appellate panel affirmed the Illinois Commerce Commission policy allowing ratepayers to be charged for ongoing construction. The ruling centers on Clinton nuclear plant CWIP included in rate base, with the court stressing the act’s broad commission discretion and the plant being used and useful for generating electric current.
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Don Levener
Springfield
Illinois Commerce Commission
4Th District
Commission
Commission Anting Illinois Power Co
Clinton
App
IBHE approves record budget for Illinois higher education
The Illinois Board of Higher Education unanimously approved a 1.33 billion operating budget for state colleges and universities, about 11 percent higher than the 1.19 billion in fiscal 1982. The plan adds 50 million for construction and accessibility, energy conservation, and research facilities, with tuition increases anticipated for students.
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River Grove
Illinois
Richard Wagner
Southern Illinois University
Illinois State Scholarship Commission
Storm delays meeting over tax multiplier in Illinois
Williamson County officials missed a hearing Monday with the Illinois Department of Revenue on the county’s tentative property tax multiplier. A meeting is set for Friday after bad weather prevented travel to Springfield. The department assigned a tentative multiplier of 1.715 for 1981 assessments, an almost 8 percent rise from 1.5902 used for 1980 taxes collected in 1981.
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Williamson County
Ilinois Department of Revenue
Judy Whitson
Springfield
Department
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