Ration cuts and arrests hit Poland amid end of holiday
Warsaw Radio reports severe cuts in meat and butter rations lasting at least a year plus up to 30 year jail terms for several Solidarity members after summary trials. Clerical and party organs condemn Reagan, calling his speech interference in Poland. Courts sentence a man to 342 years and three others to three years for a December factory sit-in.
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Poland
Reagan
Warsaw Radio
Solidarity
Warsaw
Solidar
Ity
Communist Party
MTI
Military Council
Soviet Union
Europe
Trybuna Ludu
Zolierz Walnosci
Lasteek
United States
Washington
Zolierz Wolnosci
Army
Washington Administration
Prague
Rude Pravo
Nepszava
Koszalin
Justice Ministry
Nowy Sacz
First U S test tube baby born in Norfolk Virginia
America's first test tube baby is born at Eastern Virginia Medical School in Norfolk. A five pound twelve ounce girl and her parents are reported well. The clinic began in February 1980 and has since had three more pregnancies, with parent identities kept confidential.
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Norfolk
America
Eastern Virginia Medical School
Vernon Jones
Norfolk General Hospital
Norfolk Clinic
Houston
Voinovich 4-year plan targets city growth and services
Cleveland Mayor George Voinovich outlines a 23 page second term plan to boost city services and jobs. He aims to maintain a 2100 officer police force, add an EMS squad, expand community and economic development, hire grant specialists, and map future job needs.
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Cleveland
UPI
George Voinovich
Voinovich
Where did federal spending go in Lorain County
A 1980 federal outlay in Lorain County totaled 350.157 million dollars with 173.981 million dollars from Health and Human Services the largest share. Social Security Admin retirement and disability benefits dominated the spending at 125.985 million dollars, plus 27.055 million for Medicare and smaller amounts for related programs. The analysis cites data from CSA Census Bureau and County Business Patterns highlighting 27 departments and agencies involved.
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T.P. Crump
Huntsville
Ala
Community Services Administration
United States
Census Bureau
Department of Commerce
Lorain County
Department of Agriculture
Veterans’ Administration
Health and Human Services
Social Security Administration
Health Services Administration
Department
Weather outlook calls for snow flurries and chilly temps
Flurries expected tonight with subfreezing lows in the mid-20s. Clouds persist Tuesday with scattered snow flurries and highs near 30. Precipitation chances run around 70 percent tonight and 44 percent Tuesday as west to northwest winds reach 10 to 20 mph. Details on Page A-3.
Auto workers' layoffs spark mixed public anger in Elyria
The Bush era era story on Sheryl and Charles Wells, laid off from Ford Brook Park, provokes sharp letters accusing autoworkers of living high on the hog. Readers blame management and policy, while UAW leader Bob Weissman cites media brainwashing and a PR problem.
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Sheryl Wells
Elyria
Charles
Cleveland
Brook Park
Ford
Wellses
Reagans
Wells
Ford Motor
United Auto Workers
Bob Weissman
Dennis Kucinich
Twinsburg
Chrysler
Weissman
UAW
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United Press International
U.S
D.C
Thomas Delahanty
Secret Service
Chronicle- Telegram
Ronald Reagan
Garfield Heights
Fred McGunagie
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