Put Their House in Order Brezhnev Comments on Poland
Brezhnev said Poland can handle its problems with support from true Polish patriots. Walter Stoessel warned Soviet leaders have more time to “put their house in order” and cited risks of Soviet intervention tied to party control, armed forces loyalty, and Warsaw Pact allegiance. US officials assess possible coercive maneuvers around Poland as intimidation rather than full invasion, noting ambiguity about Osmo sis and the Kremlin’s intent.
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Polish Communist Party
Walter Stoessel
Stoessel
Soviet Union
Nbc-Tv
Communist Party
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Moscow
Kremlin
Reagan
Defense
Caspar W. Weinberger
Cottesmore Air Base
England
Weinberger
Solidarity Labor Federation
Jan Olszewski
State Department
Willian Dyess
New fighting in Lebanon as Syria rejects compromise
In Beirut and across Lebanon fighting intensifies after Syria vows to reject any settlement with Christian forces. Reports say at least 184 killed and over 650 wounded amid Syrian Lebanese clashes near Zahle and Beirut. The United States appeals for restraint while Israel faces pressure but plans no immediate intervention.
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Syria
United States
Damascus
U.S
Riyadh
Saudi Arabia
Alexander M. Haig, Jr
Haig
Amman
Jordan
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Talcott Seelye
Chtaura
Zahle
Lebanese Police Department
Bekaa
Israel
Lawyer wins execution stay in Miami case
A federal judge stayed the planned execution of David Leroy Washington set for tomorrow at Florida State Prison. Judge C Clyde Atkins ordered both sides to be ready for an out of court meeting Thursday as he weighs further information. Washington’s death warrant runs until Friday noon, with execution days potentially before then.
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C. Clyde Atkins
Calvin Fox
Washington
Fox
Richard E. Shapiro
Southern Prisoners’ Defense Committee
New Orleans
Florida Supreme Court
Florida State Prison
Louisiana
U.S
John ¥. Parker
Shapiro
Colin Clark
Dalton Prejean
Reagan Interviewed by FBI Counselor Meese Visits Hospital
President Reagan met with FBI counselor Edwin Meese during a hospital room interview marking his first FBI interview since the March 30 assassination attempt. John Hinckley Jr. remains in North Carolina federal prison undergoing psychiatric tests as doctors report Reagan’s condition improving with near normal temperature and good appetite. Brady remains hospitalized at GWU, recovering uneventfully after a head wound and is now able to sit and eat regularly.
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FBI
John W. Hinckley Jr
North Carolina
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White House
Jim Brady
George Washington University Hospital
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Hoffman draws 3 year term in post conviction tour
Hoffman, the former Yip Pie leader, faces a three year term after surrendering on bail. He has lectured for $3000 at universities in Boston Philadelphia Washington and Miami, written articles, appeared in a documentary, and agreed to review French restaurants for Playboy. He lived in Mexico Montreal and a cottage in Fineview with Johanna Lawrenson, used alias Barry Freed, led a fight to stop ecological damage in the St. Lawrence and was named to a presidential panel. He testified before Sen. Moynihan, posed with Moynihan, and received commendations from Gov. Carey for environmental work.
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Miami
Playboy Magazine
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Mexico
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Moynihan
Hugh Carey
Albany Plaza becomes film set for Rall Over
Crews arrive at Empire State Plaza to transform New York state government complex into a Middle East backdrop for the movie Rall Over starring Jane Fonda and Kris Kristofferson. IPC Productions owned by Fonda and Bruce Gilbert, chose Albany for its marble and modern design. A filmmaker quoted by the Times Union compared the building to an Abu Dhabi oil sheik’s lavish composition.
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Empire State Plaza
Albany
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Nelson Rockefeller
State University of New York
State Commerce Department
Maria Mazza
IPC Productions
Fonda
Bruce Gilbert
Middle East
Sunday Times Union
Abu Dhabi
Gas price gouger socks it to em in Boston
Glenn Heller, a Beacon Hill gas station owner, raised night prices to 2.74 a gallon for regular and 2.79 for unleaded, while daytime prices stayed about 1.59 and 1.64 respectively. Convicted in 1979 for price gouging, he faces retrial later this month as he defends his profit margin shift. He claims the government vendetta is driving his fame and contends oil companies push higher prices, with margins replacing volume.
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UPI
Glenn Heller
Heller
Beacon Hill Gulf Station
Europe
Putsy
OPEC
Mail subscription rates for New York State zones and options
Rates list prepaid mail subscriptions for New York State including daily and Sunday papers, with various plans and postage charges. Totals show annual and multi month options, with amounts for 1900 era postal zones and pricing lines for daily and Sunday delivery.
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Brezhnev Quiets Invasion Fear In Poland Crisis
Husak ridiculed Polish unrest and warned the socialist world that the crisis threatened socialism. Brezhnev, backing him, linked events to 1956 and 1968 Slovakia and Czechoslovakia and urged defending the socialist community. Warsaw Pact drills continued as Weinberger called Moscow’s buildup an invasion by osmosis.
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Poland
Independent Labor Movement
Brezhnev
Husak
Czechoslovakia
Polish Communist Party
United States
U.S.A
No talks if Soviets hit Poles
Weinberger warned the United States would not seek future arms talks with the Soviet Union if Moscow intervenes in Poland. A senior defense official described the NATO ministers meeting as serious and somber while noting Brezhnev’s speech and dismissal of a freeze on European missiles.
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Caspar W. Weinberger
United States
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Poland
U.S
NATO
Leonid I. Brezhnev
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