America's shock and Europe's relief in Poland event
The United States reaction to Poland's martial law last December contrasts with European relief. AP bureau chief Larry Heinzerling in Frankfurt explains distrust toward American allies and why perceptions differ. Also notes Smiley killed in Indy crash and Aloma's Ruler wins Preakness.
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United States
Poland
Europe
Larry Heinzerling
Associated Press
Frankfurt
Germany
Heinzerling
Smiley
Aloma
Chronicle-Telegram wins four UPI awards in 1981
The Chronicle-Telegram earned four awards in the 1981 Ohio United Press International Editors Association competition, including top honors in two categories. Police reporter Tom Ford won best news story for papers 15,000 to 40,000 in circulation for his piece on the funeral of Kenneth Barnes, an Amherst Army private slain in an insurance fraud scheme. CT photographer Dave Zapotosky led in news photo with a color shot of angry strikers outside the plant.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Ohio
United Press International Editors’ Association
C-T
Tom Ford
Ford
Kenneth Barnes
Amherst
Dave Zapotosky
Millers smoking quitting column earns second in CT
Don Miller of the Oberlin-capital C-T Outdoor wins second place in the column category for his personal quitting smoking account at the Ohio UPI Editors Association convention banquet at Kings Island Inn. The C-T also takes third in general excellence. Medina Gazette earns two awards in photo categories. The weather outlook and Indians game brief follow.
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Federal Air Traffic Control Center
Oberlin
C-T
Don Miller
Kings Island Inn
Kings Island
UPI Editors’ Association
Medina County
British commandos raid Pebble Island in Falklands clash
British Defense Ministry says commandos made a night raid on Pebble Island, destroying 11 aircraft including six Pucara fighters and an ammunitions dump. Two commandos were slightly injured, and Argentine forces reportedly repelled the assault with casualties uncertain. This marked the first ground operation on Falklands itself during the crisis.
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Falkland Islands
British Defense Ministry
Defense Ministry
Pebbie Island
West Falkland
Falklands
Pebble Island
South Georgia
Argentina
John Wright
Private pensions and the aging American workforce
A long form piece examining retirement funding in the United States. It contrasts Social Security with private pensions, notes shifting demographics as baby boomers age, cites rising retirement costs, and surveys the financial health and coverage of private plans while warning that many workers still fail to qualify for benefits. It highlights pay-as-you-go versus funded models and points to corrections needed to ensure adequate retirement security.
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America
Johnson & Higgins
New York
Chrysler Corp
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