Governors at meeting clash with Reagan over costs
Atlantic City AP report shows Governors from Tennessee Georgia and Arizona pushing back on Reaganomics. They demand more tax resources or flexibility and warn against shifting new responsibilities to states. Alexander and Babbitt propose federal takeover of Medicaid in exchange for ending federal aid for education.
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Tional Governors Association
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Court Order Could Aid Ousted Controllers
Washington AP Transporta tion Secretary Drew Lewis said only a court order could force rehire of 12 000 air traffic controllers slated to lose their jobs after a week long illegal walkout. FAA says 74 79 percent of normal service with 7 200 dismissals. Lewis warned any court order would be appealed and negotiations would not include PATCO leadership. He pledged to improve relations with new controllers and study training.
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Cbs-Tv
Face the Nation
Justice Department
PATCO
Robert E
Poli
FAA
New York
Mercer County Charity Horse Show Set With Prizes Over $7 000
Plans call for the 21st Annual Mercer County Class AA Charity Horse Show sponsored by the Princeton Lion's Club at Spanishburg High School this Thursday through Saturday. More than seven thousand dollars in prize money will be awarded. horses register at the start of the show. Notable entrants include Ira M. Smith with Victory's Lovely Lydia, alongside competitors Brad Carter Brent Carter Nipper Wyatt Lilly Smith Lilly and Charlie Brown.
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Ira M. Smith
Victory
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Brad Carter
Brent Carter
Nipper
Wyatt Lilly
Smith Lilly
Charlie Brown
West Virginia probes $1 million Pittston settlement
A legislative Buffalo Creek subcommittee questions who goofed and settled for $1 million after the 1972 disaster. West Virginia faced $37 million in bills including $3.7 million to the Army Corps, with a potential $7 million payment to the Corps rumored as ongoing litigation continues.
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Pittston Co
Buffalo Creek
Pittston
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West Virginia
Arch Moore
Pit
Tston
Chauncy
Browning
William A. Moreland
Monongalia
Moore
Larry Tucker
Nicholas
Tucker
Polish Food Protest Canceled Amid Tense Situation
Solidarity officials canceled a planned food protest march in Gdansk due to a tense situation in Poland. The move coincides with Soviet Marshal Viktor Kulikov’s fourth visit this year and Baltic Sea naval maneuvers nearby. Thousands earlier protested shortages in Lodz and Krakow, with new strikes in the last two weeks. Union leaders will meet in Gdansk to discuss government differences on economic relief.
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Krakow
Soviet Bloc
Two Killed as Belfast Riots Simmer Over Hunger Strike
In Belfast and six Northern Ireland towns rioting left two civilians dead and 34 arrests as youths hurled gasoline bombs and nail-packed missiles at police and troops. A 40 year old man died from a plastic bullet. 3,000 peacefully gathered to mark the anti detention anniversary.
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Britain
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Londonderry
Toomebridge
Ardboe
Irish Republican Army
Thomas Mellwee
Mellwee
Weather outlook for Monday to Wednesday shows showers
The National Weather Service forecast for Monday night through Wednesday calls for partly cloudy conditions Monday, scattered showers or thunderstorms Tuesday, and mostly clear nights with patchy fog. Daytime highs range from 75 to 80 and overnight lows from 55 to 60.
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