Poland seeks end to unrest after strikes across Poland
In Warsaw and other cities, Polish government and Solidarity held talks to halt wildcat strikes by 12 000 textile and garment workers in Zytardow and avert a larger walkout in 17 chemical plants. Lech Walesa said cooperation with Gen Jaruzelski could solve the crisis, while advisers warned of risks.
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Poland
UPI
Moscow
Solidarity
Paris
Lech Walesa
Wojciech Jaruzelski
Zytardow
Bydgoszcz
Communist Party
Upright birth chair speeds labor and reduces complications
International health official Dr. Roberto Caldeyro-Barcia says women using a birthing chair in the second stage deliver faster with fewer complications than those who lie down. The $5,400 chair is in about 400 U S hospitals, with studies in seven Latin American countries showing easier labor, less drug use, and fewer Cesareans.
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American Foundation For Maternal and Child Health
New York
UPI
Roberto Caldeyro-Barcia
Pan American Health Organization
World Health Organization
Caldeyro-Barcia
Uruguay
Antlers Hotel project falls through again in Lorain
The council approved up to 750000 in tax free industrial development bonds and 20 years of tax abatement for a revitalization plan that collapsed. Edmond Skimin blasted the defeat while Parker pledged to seek state and federal aid as Herzer and Rowland doubted any new approach can restore the long troubled landmark once linked to city hall talks.
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Edmond Skimin
D-2
Berzer
Parker
Herzer
Rowland
Pioneer Savings and Loan Co
U.S. and Vietnam Trade Blame at U.N. Debate on Cambodia
United States and Vietnam exchanged epithets at the United Nations as they blamed each other for brutality and killings in Cambodia. The debate aimed to shape expectations for a broader exchange between China and the Soviet Union, with both sides urging a political end to Cambodia's fighting.
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United Nations
UPD
United States
Vietnam
Southeast Asia
U.N
Cambodia
China
Soviet Union
Court rules home TV taping illegal
The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that home video recording of TV shows is not protected by fair use, allowing Universal Studios and Disney to sue Sony and others. The decision sent damages issues to a lower court, with potential royalties or damages possible for manufacturers and participants.
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San Francisco
UPI
Sane Coen
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Universal Studios
Walt Disney Productions
Sony
Elvis death autopsy reveals fourteen drugs in body
A toxicologist testified that Elvis Presley had fourteen different drugs in his body at autopsy, including ten times the normal amount of codeine. The trial into Dr. George Nichopoulos focused on autopsy findings while noting death was not the issue.
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Memphis
Presley
George C. Nichopoulos
Jerry Lee Lewis
Geneal Jewett Miller
James Neal
Elvis Presley
Neal
Weinman
Yorktown 200 Years On Deck as Re-enactors Celebrate
About 4 000 participants recreate the 1781 surrender of Lord Cornwallis at Yorktown as presidents from the United States and France witness the 200th anniversary. Crowds exceed 60 000 and veterans recall the cost of war while visitors from Britain and beyond reflect on liberty and alliance.
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Lord Cornwallis
Yorktown
United States
France
Lord Hailsham
Local Elyria Daily Ad Rates and Mailing Info
October 20, 1981 issue announces postpaid publication details for The Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company. It lists carrier and mail rates, address for the paper, and subscription prices including $1.50 weekly by carrier and $43.40 yearly by mail in the United States.
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Elyria
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
East Avenue
United States
Wtmaster
Theam
Rant
O. Ber
British surrender to Washington at Yorktown described
A detailed account traces the Yorktown surrender process from Cornwallis sending a drummer boy and a British officer with a white flag to Washington, through repeated exchanges, the 1780 French aid, and the decisive naval and land actions that trapped Cornwallis. The article notes the storm that halted a British breakout and the final surrender on October 19.
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Yorktown
Lord Cornwallis
New York
Chesapeake
Cornwallis
Williamsburg
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