Mexico to curb US shoppers amid peso devaluation
Mexico City AP reports the federal government will enforce export controls to stop Americans from crossing the border to buy food and other items at bargain prices after the peso's August devaluation. The move aims to ease shortages for Mexican border residents and may affect United States border towns.
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Solidarity leader calls for mass protests in Poland
Warsaw Solidarity chief Kgniew Bujak urged mass demonstrations on the second anniversary of the legalization of Solidarity. He warned authorities may respond with shooting and martial law as hundreds of thousands of Catholics heard Archbishop Glemp appeal for Walesa’s release to avert street violence.
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Police kill 47 in drive to cut crime in Manila
Manila reports 47 men killed by marshals dressed as civilians in a three week anti crime campaign ordered by President Marcos. Six suspects captured alive. police say killings were in self defense as authorities wage a crackdown amid opposition concerns of terror tactics.
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