Strikes in Poland keep nation on edge over Solidarity
In Katowice and across Poland fresh strike alerts test government threats to curb labor protests. Riot police dispersed crowds after a van distributing anti state material drew protesters. three Solidarity members were detained and later released after talks. Thousands joined sit ins demanding food and wage relief.
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Thomas W. Netter
Warsaw
Poland
Katowice
Solidarity Union
Solidarity
Zyradow
Wojciech Jaruzelski
Zielona Gora
Warsaw Television
Papandreou forms new Greek government amid shift in policy
Socialist leader Andreas Papandreou was sworn in as Greece's prime minister with a cabinet including Melina Mercouri as culture minister. He vows to pull Greece from NATO's military wing, end U.S. bases, pursue a referendum on EC membership, and nationalize key industries while signaling cautious foreign policy ahead of ties with the United States. His wife Margaret is Chicago-born and his son George won a parliamentary seat after Amherst College graduation.
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Athens
Greece
Andreas Papandreou
Constantine Caramanlis
Papandreou
Melina Mercouri
NATO Alliance
U.S
United States
Margaret
Chicago
George
Amherst College
Massachusetts
Slain Extremists in Munich Gunbattle Context
In Munich a 15 minute gunfight in a southern district left two suspects dead and a third wounded as police detained five suspected right wing extremists after stopping a car for papers. One officer was seriously wounded. Police awaited a press conference for details. Sources said plainclothes officers had tracked the five at the request of the Federal Criminal Office.
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Munich
West Germany
Federal Criminal Office
Moon to face tax indictment upon return to U S
Rev Sun Myung Moon founder of the Unification Church returns to the United States to answer charges of income tax evasion for 1973 to 1975. He allegedly underreported about 112000 in interest from 1.6 million in deposits and failed to report 70000 in stock received in a 1973 trade. An aide, Takeru Kamiyama, faces perjury and conspiracy charges.
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Seoul
South Korea
Sun Myung Moon
Unification Church
United States
Moon
New York
Thursay
Westchester County
Irvington
Korea
U.S
America
Takeru Kamiyama
Tarrytown
Notice of Proposed Changes to Telephone Rate Schedules
A revision has been filed with the Public Service Commission to become effective November 12 1981. The changes affect temporary suspension of residence intercompany foreign exchange service a service charge and per line central office line charge.
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Public Service Commission
Whit
Antwerp blast blamed on unknown group near Jewish district
An anonymous caller claiming to represent Direct Action Group Belgium said responsibility for a booby trapped van explosion that killed two women and injured 99 near Antwerp Diamond Club and a synagogue. Police sought leads as witnesses described wreckage and shattered windows.
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Antwerp
Belgium
Anna Paenen
Simonne van den Bussche
Belga
Direct Action Group
Section
Direct Action
France
Paris
Brussels
Palestine Liberation Organization
PLO
Hoveniersstraat
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