Unionist's volatile reception at launch of Krzaklewski's Presidential campaign

Marian Krzaklewski's presidential campaign began in his hometown of Kolbuszowa on Sunday. The meeting was interrupted by a group of trade unionists from splinter-group Sierpien 80, which believes that AWS (Solidarity Electoral Action), led by Krzaklewski, has betrayed the Solidarity ethos. He was called a "Brussel's dog," his effigy was burnt, and eggs were thrown. Krzaklewski did not make any promises at the meeting, but called the forthcoming election "a battle for Poland." (Rzeczpospolita, page A3) P.S.)