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strike leaders say a sweeping purge
in the country’s Communist leader-
ship and the promise of democratic
elections to choose trade union offi-
cials are not enough, and the strike
by more than 150,000 workers in
northern Poland will continue.
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foreign minister. Both are regarded
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known, lost his key party posts and
was demoted to ambassador to East
Berlin. Some political observers in
Warsaw said Olszowski might be-
come Gierek’s successor if the party
chief’s attempts to end the strike
fails.
Strike leaders were also jubilant
because the government negotiat-
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"We go on striking," Leszek Wale-
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mittee, told 2,000 strikers at the
Lenin Shipyard in Gdansk. "Only
free trade unions can make us hap-
py, can give us victory. The govern-
ment will not be able to cheat us —
we do not give it that opportunity.”
However, some of the strike lead-
ers appeared to welcome the ap-
pointment of the new premier, Jozef
Pinkowski, a member of the Com-
munist Party secretariat, and the
restoration to Politburo member-
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to end the walkout in industrial
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now in its 12th day.
But Gierek in a televised speech
rejected the strikers’ key demands
for free trade unions and other po-
litical reforms, including the right
to strike, an end to censorship and
the release of all political prisoners.
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striking at the very foundations of
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SAN DIEGO (AP) - A parachutist who had just
jumped at 7,500 feet was struck and killed by a
cargo plane in what one aviation official called a
"one-in-a-billion" accident in the skies over the
Borderland Air Sports Center.
“He (the parachutist) was in the free-fall por-
tion of his jump, which means he hadn’t pulled his
chute yet and was moving at a horrendous speed,"
said a Federal Aviation Administration official
who asked not to be identified.
“The plane itself was probably going 200 mph. If
he (the parachutist) had had his chute out, they
could have seen him, but it was one of those freak,
one-in-a-billion occurrences," the spokesman said.
He said the plane crew initially reported it had
hit a bird.
John Peter Nichols, 24, was pronounced dead at
the scene of the Saturday accident, a San Diego
County Sheriff’s Department deputy said.
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border.
Nichols, an off-duty Marine Corps lieutenant
based at Camp Pendleton, jumped with two
friends from a Cessna 180 at about 7,500 feet and
was struck at about 5,000 feet, officer Doug
Clements said.
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Polish workers insist concessions not enough
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August 31st, and quite
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rather sell our invento-
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than count it.
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department ... dining
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on the sub, Baker said.
“I don’t know what
happened aboard that
sub, but I don't believe
it was a fire," Baker,
52, told reporters after
his ship docked at a
port east of Tokyo dur-
ing the weekend.
The 6,000-ton sub was
disabled Thursday
about 85 miles east of
Okinawa and is being
towed to the Siberian
port of Vladivostok by
a Soviet tug. It is being
escorted by a missile
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Shipyard. rejected the strikers’ demand for an
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