Energy Tip of the Day ~ ENERGY CONSERVATION IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF EVERYONE! " , GAZETTE If you have a room air conditioner, make sure Guantanamo Bay, Cuba that the air exchange is closed off. Otherwise _ you are constantly cooling hot outside air and that Volume 36 Number 241 Monday, December 21, 1981 is wasteful and costly. Polish ambassador requests asylum in U.S. ARE YOU DOING YOUR PART? WASHINGTON (UPI)--Poland's top rep- President Reagan agreed to grant There are also reports from Po- resentative to the United States asylum to Spasowski and his family. land that church officials there yesterday resigned his post and de- But the Polish government, declar- have received a warning from the fected, to protest what he called ing that the ambassador is suffer- Polish government not to lead any an "unprecedented reign of terror" ing from "depression," asked him to opposition to military rule. Digest in his homeland. return home. Communist Party sources are quoted as saying they will launch a crack- NEW YORK CITY (AP)--Several Jewish the first day of Ha- Romuald Spasowski said his defec- Some 1,300 Polish miners are re- down on the Catholic Church if the groups marked nukkah yesterday with a rally and tion is an "expression of solidarity" ported still underground in a coal- church leaders spearhead any such candle-lighting ceremony across the with Lech Walesa, the leader of Po- mine in Silesia, after blowing up opposition. street from the United Nations in land's Solidarity labor federation. one coal mine entry shaft yesterday Two envoys from the Vatican ar- New York. The marchers also ex- The Polish diplomat said he made his in defiance of martial law authori- rived in Warsaw yesterday. They pressed support for the Israeli decision when he learned that Wale- ties. The miners are said to be traveled to the native country of move to annex the Golan Heights. sa is being held by force. .threatening to blow up a second mine Pope John Paul, hoping to help find shaft entrance if officials move a peaceful solution to the tensions AP has learned Reliable reports reaching Washing- against them. that have erupted in Poland. WASHINGTON (AP)--The federal agency has still not ton say Walesa is still refusing to Meanwhile, angry protests were that a a possible safety problem co-operate with the government, and A foreign ministry official in held across the U.S., marking Po- acted on circuit breakers has been moved to military head- Warsaw says an unknown number of land's first week under martial law. with electrical a subsidiary of Exxon-- quarters from a villa south of War- workers in the Baltic shipyards of In Chicago, about 3,000 people made by though it's known about the saw. Gdansk took over a building filled threw eggs, scuffled with police and even defect for months. The agency is During his emotional address, the with highly flammable acetylene gas. splattered blood-red paint on the the Consumer Product Safety Com- Polish ambassador also declared The officials say the military gov- Polish consulate. No injuries were mission. that the people of his nation will ernment will try to wait out that reported, but one person was arrest- never give up--despite mass round- situation. ed. MALAYSIA (UPI)--Monsoon rains and ups of labor activists. Spasowski wind lashed southern Malaysia today said: "Nobody can put in prison 36 exchange for the ninth straight day, leaving million people--and make them slaves Israel, U.S. embroiled in angry word some areas under seven feet of in the very center of Europe." Officials say about TEL AVIV (AP)--Tensions between two so because it knew the U.S. would floodwaters. British, Australian, allies, Israel and the United States, object. 300 American, and European tourists were are escalating. He said Israel didn't want to act Japanese After trying wait, wife in defiance of a flat-out "no" from marooned at popular beach resorts On Thursday, the U.S. announced the Reagan administration. He add- in the area. it was suspending the new agreement ed that nothing can make Israel on increased rescind the annexation. it signed with Israel SOUTHEAST UNITED STATES (AP)--Resi- in Boston The news from Begin came in an Sees-husband military cooperation. dents of much of the Southeast were Prime Minister cabinet statement Yesterday, Israeli official Israeli shocked by a blast of artic air as far as he's con- to U.S. Ambassador Samuel BOSTON (AP)--For Liza Alexeyeva, Begin said that handed yesterday, which caused temperatures is canceled. It's seen as the angriest everything has changed. cerned, the agreement Lewis. to plummet. Parts of Georgia were said Washington is treating exchange between the two nations Begin hit with single digit temperatures, state." was founded in 1948. The daughter-in-law of Soviet Israel like a "vassal since Israel while Miami recorded a new low-- to suspend the statement variously dissident Andrei Sakharov arrived The U.S. decision The vitriolic 36 degrees. The cold snap also Israel decided treating Israel in Boston yesterday. At the air- alliance came after accused the U.S. of took hold of the Midwest, with and of port, she was reunited with her to annex the occupied Golan Heights. like a "banana republic" Indiana temperatures said to be by taking cam- husband, Alexei Semyonov. They Israel angered the U.S. waging an "ugly anti-semitic" running as much as 30 degrees be- consulting Wash- paign in the Senate before the vote last saw each other nearly four the action without low normal. years ago. ington. But Begin said Israel did on the Saudi-AWACS deal. and his wife refused Sakharov MANILA, Philippines (UPI)--Philip- food for 17 days to win permission pines President Marcos says he's for their son's wife to leave the Hunt continues for American general in Italy approved a comprehensive plan pre- Soviet Union. Semyonov says his named by an anonymous caller to a pared by the military to meet in- parents are still in danger in VERONA, Italy (UPI)--Thousands of newspaper in Rome. ternal threats to the nation. He Gorky, the closed Soviet city where Italian police, assisted by a six- The statement called for an in- would not disclose details of the the government requires them to member U.S. team sent to Italy, are ternational alliance of revolutionary plan, which he announced in a na- live. using dogs and helicopters in the forces, including the Basque separa- tionally broadcast speech on the Not long after the newly reunited hunt for the hideout where terror- tists in Spain and the Irish Repub- 46th anniversary of the armed forces couple drove off from the airport ists are holding an American general. lican Army. in the Philippines. in Boston, they were pulled over U.S. Gen. James Dozier was seized The vague communique issued no for speeding. But when the officer from his Verona apartment by mem- terms for release of the general, NEW DELHI, India (AP)--Two American discovered who they were, he let bers of the Red Brigades on Thursday. referred to as "a Yankee pig of the balloonists in New Delhi have then go--even though they were driv- His tearful wife was shown on Ital- American occupation army." Dozier proven Isaac Newton to be right-- ing 55-miles-an-hour in a 30 mile- ian television yesterday, pleading is the top-ranking American officer what goes up must come down. Maxie per-hour zone. for humane treatment for her husband. assigned to the Verona headquarters Anderson and Don Ida took off in a this morning, A Red Brigades communique was of NATO's Southern Europe Land helium-filled balloon to complete an found yesterday in a garbage bin Forces Command. in an attempt Two saved from Mount around-the-world trip. But, for reasons not yet known, the balloon came down near the launch point just two hours later. McKinley after crash MOUNT MCKINLEY, Alaska (UPI)--Three 24-city American tour climbers have rescued an Alaskan pilot and another man who survived the crash of their small plane and four days of blizzard conditions Nets Stones $40 million on Mount McKinley in Alaska. The drama, that began when Ed Hom- HAMPTON, Va. (UPI)--Mick Jagger and mer's Cessna 185 hit a blast of the Rolling Stones have ended their turbulence and crashed against a fourth, most profitable--and per- glacial wall atop North America's haps their last American tour. highest peak, was over today with Thirteen thousand people jammed a mixture of joy and sorrow for the the Colesium in Hampton last night town of Talkeetna. to watch the 37-year-old rock star and the Rolling Stones perform. Hommer, Word spread quickly that It was the 51st show on the 24- a pilot for Hudson Flying Service city tour that netted the Stones and Mike Klauser, of of Talkeetna, an estimated $40 million, believed Ind., had been pulled Darlington, to be the biggest moneymaker in rock the mountain yesterday after- off history. hometown rescue noon by a dedicated Two members of the band have in- the "mountain mani- WANT FOR CHRISTMAS?" SANTA ASKS, AS HE ENTERTAINS crew known as "AND WHAT DO YOU dicated they want no more touring effort was during "Breakfast with Santa" at the Stop Light Inn on Saturday acs." But the rescue and promoters said this tour might for two other men who died morning. Only three more days until the jolly fat man makes too late be the last. on the mountain.