Poland braces for winter as Solidarity pressure grows
Poland's Communist authorities warned that law and discipline are needed to survive a winter of shortages in bread food and coal. PAP reported an emergency cabinet session chaired by Gen. Wojciech Jaruzelski focusing on crisis measures and state efficiency amid pressure from Moscow and criticism of the United States over aid. Bishops called for freer information while Pope John Paul II urged Poland to resolve its problems peacefully without external interference.
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Johnson biography notes Johnsons power and money ties
Caro portrays Lyndon Johnson as a complex figure who built power with oil and defense interests. He cites a 50 000 dollar lobbyist claim and describes a blind trust linked to private Texas attorneys. The source highlights Caros Pulitzer winning work and forthcoming volumes.
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Seventeen Die On Ohio Roads This Weekend
United Press International reports Ohio Highway Patrol fatalities rose over the weekend with 17 deaths on public highways. Seven died Sunday, ten Saturday, and three Friday as patrols log weekend traffic fatalities from 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Sunday.
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Plane Crashes Near Indian Springs Air Field in Nev
A C130 transport plane carrying about 65 people on an Army training mission crashed and burned early today near Indian Springs Air Field 45 miles northwest of Las Vegas. Officials reported 44 minor injuries and others hospitalized, with no confirmed fatalities. The accident occurred during the Red Flag exercise. weapon systems and casualties remain under investigation.
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Reagan to Decide Budget Cuts This Week in 1982 Plan
Reagan to reveal where $15 to $20 billion more will be cut from the 1982 budget as deficits and high interest rates push reductions. AFL-CIO demonstration of about 250,000 opposed the cuts. Reagan invites leaders to discuss voluntarism and meets El Salvador's Duarte to discuss geopolitics and aid aims.
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Reagan weighs fallback plan for AWACS sale to Saudi Arabia
UPI reports the Reagan administration is preparing a fallback plan if Senate approval proves unlikely. The plan would pair a U S Saudi joint operating agreement with Saudi crews, while Americans run ground stations, a concept Newsweek describes as akin to Glenn's compromise. Israel may receive more F 15 and F 16 aircraft, prompting Haig to scold Begin for lobbying against the sale.
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Kilby Sets Longest Asteroids Play Record in New Hampshire
Plymouth State College accounting student Mike Kilby of Whitefield plays Asteroids for 27 hours 20 minutes at Fun Towne Twin Mountain from Saturday afternoon to Sunday evening. Owner Al Francis says it may be a world record and Kilby’s 12,456,930-point score could also stand. Francis plans to sponsor Kilby at a Chicago national tournament with a $50,000 prize next month.
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Reagan backs away as Solidarity Day draws big crowd
Demonstrators in Washington, led by AFL-CIO officials, gathered for Solidarity Day to protest Reagan policies. Jerry Wurf and Thomas Donahue framed the rally as a pivotal, king-like moment to unite workers amid budget cuts, inflation, and unemployment. White House aides stressed a continued working-people focus. Eleanor Smeal urged action as Reagan stayed away from the capitol.
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Rally on the Mall Reflects Union Desertion and Pressure
The Saturday rally on the mall showcased a festival atmosphere with food stalls and baths while unions face serious issues and many workers drift from the Democratic party. The event sent a message that labor can unite against administration indecision, though electoral impact seems distant with no presidential vote until 1984.
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Stewardess killed in plane elevator on transatlantic flight
UPI reports aviation officials investigated a fatal accident aboard a jumbo jet on a Baltimore to London flight. Stewardess Karen Williams, 24, was crushed to death between the crew elevator and door frame, dying of a crushed chest. Wallace Emory of the FAA Frankfurt office led the inquiry.
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Reagan stays distant as protesters vow action in streets
On the rally day protesters say Mr Reagan can stay at Camp David but will face consequences in the streets. Reagan answered from the White House on Sunday. Machinists union President William Winpisinger praised labor friends in Congress to rally support, saying it would energize them.
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