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Market Retreat Dashes Wall Street Amid Global Tensions
New York trading fell sharply as investors priced in higher rates and a slowing economy. Dow Jones dropped 15.03 to 871.48 with most losses in opening and closing hours. Volume slid to 44.74 million on the NYSE while S&P indices fell, and notable moves included MGIC Investment and Baldwin United amid a $1.2 billion deal.
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New York
Poland
Middle East
Dow Jones
New York Stock Exchange
Pan American World Airways
NYSE
U.S
Standard & Poor
S&p
Proposal Eyed To Make Black Lung Fund Solvent
The Reagan administration outlined legislation to tighten black lung benefits eligibility and double coal taxes, aiming to solvent the fund by 1995. Critics warn of higher consumer charges and insufficient reform, while supporters include coal operators and the United Mine Workers. 85,000 current beneficiaries and widows face a $1.5 billion fund debt, with projections climbing to $19.7 billion by 2010 under proposed changes.
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Black Lung Fund
Washington
Reagan Administration
Frederick L. Webber
Edison Electric Institute
National Association of Investor-Owned
Weber
Insurance
United Mine Workers
Robert Collyer
Collyer
Orrin G. Hatch
Utah
Senate Labor and Human Resources Committee
John N. Erlenborn
R-Iil
Senate Labor Subcommittee
Erlenborn
Congress
West Virginia legislature sees SSI boost proposal and hotel tax bills
A 1982 session preface items include a bill to pay elderly, disabled and blind SSI recipients $20 a month for individuals and $40 for couples, with a $16.5 million yearly cost estimate. Also filed are a permissive hotel motel occupancy tax measure, a ban on free WVU football tickets for lawmakers, and HDF condemnation limits targeting large property owners. Carbocol eyes long term coal sales with Japan and Exxon, aiming for 15 million tons by 1990 from El Cerrejon, with initial production in 1986.
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New York
Na- Kaisr al
New York Stock Exchange Koppers
Alcoas
Merck
Wa— & Acyan
Armco
Aurich
AvcoCp
NwstAir
BethSd
Se Oklage
Bs Borg' S
Owenlll
PhilaEl
SS Rca
duPont
EsKod
Exxons
Sears
Trenesco
Tennec
Texaco
Getty
IntPapr
Xerox
Amer el Pwr
Figgie
Manor Care
Scoa
Ind
Amer Family
Firestone
SEDCO
Mary Kay
ARA Sves Es Flour Corp
McDonalds
Sony
Ihland Oi
Foster Wh
McGraw Ed
Southern Co
Avon
Southern Ry
Atlas Cor Frort
McMin Mesa Ptr
Texas
Grumman
Tiger
Blue Bell
Gulf & West
Osco
Boise
Transamerica
Amer Coal
Trico Ind
Burroughs
Hercules
Tucson
Caro Pwr Cabot Corp
Hosp Corp
UNC
Asers
Itek Pennwalt
Crane
Dim Walter
PepsiCo
Warner
Dan River
Johnson & J
Pittson Warner Lam
Disney i Kaneb
Plantronics
Quak Sto
Fastern
G&f
LTV Corp
Reviow
Whititaker
House
Ways and Means Committee
Erlenborn
Senate
Carl D. Perkins
D-Ky
House Education and Labor Committee
Jennings Randolph
D-W.va
Don Nickles
Rokla
Carbocol
el Cerrejon
Colombia
Intercor
Exxon
Techer
Kyodo
Roger Tompkins
D-Kanawha
Finance Committee
Charles M. Polan Jr
D-Cabell
House of Delegates
Tompkins
Del
Phyllis Given
State Supreme Court
Huntington
Charleston
West Virginia University
George Farley
Joseph P. Albright
Dwood
State Housing Development Fund
Farley
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Wheat First Securities
Ask
American Furniture
Atlantic Oi
Bassett Furniture
Biomed Ref Labs
Bluefield Supply
Burke
Prey
MGIC
Baldwin United
American Stock Exchange
West Germany
Catherine Deneuve
Montreal
Paris
Monte Carlo
Jones
Kahn
Styne
Cahn
Arlen
Koehler
Princeton
Princeton Community Hospital
W.va
Deal Is
Tokyo
Exxon Corp
Leon Techer
Japan
Kyodo News Service
Acme Markets, Inc
A-Mart
Dyvat
Acme and
Acme
YMCA