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T0rUN, Foland CilUr-S lln a "tcli, cruel c.i.;;id," the prceecu.
tlon dersmded Tassdsy tha death Esr.ter.ca fcr tsrurfty pollca Capt.
Gnmn Fictrcr.i who is accused of lcadir.3 th murder of pro
Solidarity priest toy Pcpidso. Olcf prcctsutor kciek Pietrsainski
also sought Jsil tenns cf 25 yesra for Col. Adisa Plctj-ccska, who denies
Instigating the killinSi d licuteauRts Lcrssk PcUla tad Valdemar
Chmielewskl, who hive admitted tdb port ia it.
Pistrasinskl, surarrdnj up on th 22nd dry cf tha trisi of the four
Interior Ministry cSlcids ia Tonin, told tho court tha state had fully
proved its chsigcs cfpnsmedititcd nurdtr. lis Ehockcd friends cf Popie
luszko and lawyers for hb fensSy with a 45-n:ht:3 tiruda a.inst the
militaatly aati-cosiraardst priest, accusing fcisi cf pridag Ms own
killing.
Pcpiebzko, an outspoken supporter of the bnn? d So!!dsiity free trade
union, w&3 kidnapped nssr Tcruncn Oct. 19. lib bcfyv. :j recovered from
the river Vistula 11 d-s Inter.
Pentagon man&seinent reorganized
WASHINGTON Defens?. Secretary Caspar Wdr.terpr announced
Tuesday a reorganization of Pentagon KaniScrneRt to pet weapons acqui
sition and support under a single assistant secretrry cl def ensa. The move
brings weapons margcaeRt back to much ths it was before the
Carter administration's 1877 refoms.
Deputy Secretsry William Taft said at a brfeSa feat Festsgoa goals
change ever the years and he fdt that & link bctwem buying and support
was important enough to be brought under a cfee aszder aide.
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WASHINGTON The Pood and Drug Adse&dstrcUea approved Tues
day the use cf a new era! dreg for treatment cf garital fcerpes, the sexual
disease that may sSUct o issay as 20 mlllioa Amukm
FDA said a capsule form cf the drug ugcteik will be available by
prescription for use la treatment cf both initial iricrticra and recurren
ces. Ointment and intravenous forms of acy clovir tr;3 been available
since 132, but are only useful for treatment cf irJtla.1 infactions.
Two studies backed by the National Institutes cfOeslth show that the
new oral drug efective!y reduces recurrences and their severity in 85
percent of cases when it is taken regularly ever a four-month period. The
agency also said recurrences were prevented entirely in up to 75 percent
of the cases.
The new treatment, which will fee marketed by the Burroughs Wellcome
Co. of Research Triangle Park, N.C., under the trada name Zovirax, will
carry a warning against use during pregnancy unless the potential bene
fits outweigh possible risks, the FDA said.
Britain, UJS.join in opaee otc
LONDON Britain booked a spot ca the proposed U.S. manned space
station and urged other European countries to join ia ttte $10 billion
project Tuesday.
Information Technology Minister GeoSrey Pattie announced Britain's
willingness to participate oa a step-by-stsp basis in President Reagan's
plan to launch a space station in 1C22. k cemmittod Prime Minister
Margaret Thatcher's government to the first stags a two-year feasibility
study estimated to cost $55.5 million.
U.S. refcoes to oipi Bmmt treaty
STOCKHOLM, Swedes The Soviet Union presented a draft treaty on
the non-use offeree to the SSnation Euxopsaa dlsasameat coafarence
Tuesdty saying it hepsd to reach esrecsieat ca radsdsg the risk of war in
Europe as quickly as pcssible.
Soviet Ambassador Ohg Ciirxitky presented t3 Cz5 at the opening
of the Oh session of the cerJcrruee, the fLit to t: 2 r!::-3 since talk3
occurred earlier this month ta Csaevabttrsta ts U,S. izi Soviets. But
U.S. Ambassador Justs Ceedy said the V?. I : J r. ;;:v -3 ni t eacoaragtog
and tha United States tr.i its allies wera net v.::g ti lz stilts such a
treaty.
Tha document, entitled "Essie Provisions far g Trsety ca the Mutual
Ncn-Use ef miitary Force and the l!afctcnsr.ce cf Peaceful Ealations,"
proposed a binding obligatioa ca all glnorics b Kscuace the use cf
military force. Thb ir.ciui d o cb!!:itiJh "oct ti b 2 ths fat to use either
nuclear or conventional arrr.3 1- e;:!i c':r" srJ to r.:!:o effcrts to
cover the
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VTaternato eenopircrtar bad; In cmrt
MIAMI - In a retrial ofafucr-y: :r-cJJ VlzlvJU :rr e conspirator
and former CIA operative E. Hcrard Iluri h tn4. - x to ccrrrlnce a jury that
prevent an arms race in rpjes. Taa rrcrrsd ii'-f v.zzll
tcnifccries cf ail parties and their fr-td L:za, x,t::::t t
clause wmen mma extend Its sec-e Ityzzd tho r-t'.y Eur;
dsta cf the Stockholm conference.
VfSsjsmgton-basjd paiitlc! a et i:n g.r-p, a a . -tf "t fr eared in its
newspaper Spotlit in 1371 The artl;! y ;r s ?::rl.tti, also a
rormer CL cpcrth-e, etc i apur"--n:M CIA lt -rs- r;r 13 e.iir.gthe
jgency Wviid "have to tuldn Hunt's rr::, - r i-, M:i ' cn the day
Kennedy kilLd, Ncv. 22, lrCG. tiizi d;ri 1.3v:? tr. DJJ at that
J?HR? fcderalj'ury deddsd Cunt Ube!d ly 11: :rty Ubty and
awaruea ram S0X) in darns'" b't'?,is'w'M'- ri? cT'unied cn a
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a,.omey kirk Lane, presenting yrty Lett-. " "