Pope honors workers killed in union protests in Poland
Pope John Paul II prayed at a Poznan site where two crosses mark victims of 1956 clashes. He cited Solidarity and remembered Mother Ursula Ledochowska during Mass in front of about 1 million mourners. The ceremony coincided with renewed protests and government warnings, as Walesa's meeting with the pope was delayed.
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Hormone Discovery Promises Insight Into Leukemia
DAYTON Ohio UPI reports cancer researchers at Wright State University identify a hormone named granulocytes or GPO that regulates white blood cell production. Led by Dr Takaji Miyake the team notes initial live-animal stimulation of white blood cell creation as a major step toward understanding blood cell control and potential leukemia prevention.
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Engaged couple found bound and shot near fishing hole
Sharon Winker 25 and Kevin Paule 21 were found tied to trees near a Silver Creek bridge in Mascoutah, shot in the head. Investigators suspect robbery, noting only fishing tackle was missing. Family mourns as police seek motive.
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Berlin riot tops two-year violence in tense protest night
In West Berlin about 1 000 rioters clashed with police after a protest against neo Nazis. Tear gas and stone throwing left 46 officers injured. 208 rioters arrested with 13 held for court. Damage tallied in the tens of thousands, including 53 police cars and several private vehicles.
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Gas chamber board game sent to Jews in West Germany
The Interior Ministry reports neo Nazi mailings of a Star of David shaped board game listing concentration camps like Auschwitz and Treblinka. Police confiscated several copies as they track suspects while Jewish leaders express alarm at rising anti Semitism and a student riotary clash in Berlin and Celle.
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Queen Mother visits Northern Ireland amid IRA threats
Queen Mother Elizabeth visited Ballymena to praise Northern Ireland troops at St Patrick's Barracks, defying IRA threats. Security was tight with hundreds of police and army support as approx 2,000 spectators watched the one day visit by the 82 year old royal.
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Volcker decision transcends politics
Volcker faced scrutiny as the scapegoat for a lagging economy and high unemployment yet improving indicators make a political replacement unlikely. Greenspan and Martin endorse a slow steady recovery to avoid inflation, while Volcker’s term may end earlier than planned due to personal and financial reasons.
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