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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1982

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House Panel Holds Hearings on Mine Accidents and Deaths

A House committee will hold two days of hearings this week on the coal industry rescue and safety after 35 mining deaths in two months. The administration proposes budget increases to bolster Mine Safety and Health Administration inspectors, while UMW president Sam Church Jr. calls for action.

Washington House Reagan Mine Safety and Health Administration Cardisf Collins D-Ill

Ford UAW tentative contract aims at job security and profit sharing

Ford Motor Co and the United Auto Workers reached a 31 month tentative pact offering laid off workers with high seniority guaranteed income and a lifetime employment like program at two plants in exchange for wage freezes and holidays. The agreement would replace the current contract set to expire in September 1984. Union officials face a tough sell to members as the vote unfolds over the coming weeks. Analysts estimate savings of 2 to 3 dollars per hour, while Ford cites a last year loss over 1 billion dollars.

Dearborn Mich Ford Motor Co United Auto Workers Robbie Robinson UAW Ford Wixom Detroit U.S Don Ephlin General Motors Corp

Polish Officials Jail 194 At Poznan Demonstration

Polish police jailed 194 demonstrators in Poznan after anti-government slogans marked two months of martial law. A further 162 were punished by misdemeanor course. a home-made bomb found near a hospital in Lublin was defused and deemed capable of massacre.

Vienna Austria Poznan Poland PAP Lublin Independent Solidarity Union

Pope Urges Unity As Moslems Fail To Attend Nigerian Meeting

Pope John Paul II used prepared remarks to urge cooperation among Christians and Moslems in Kaduna. Officials cited security and sectarian rivalries for Moslem leaders' absence. Earlier he ordained 100 priests, drawing a massive crowd estimated from 500,000 to over 1 million, with Hausa and English hymns and Polish blessings.

Kaduna Nigeria Abba Musa Rimi Lagos Vatican John Paul Murtala Mohammed Square

Reagan Says No Comment On Salvadoran Plan

President Reagan refused to comment on reports he approved a plan to aid foreign governments in disrupting alleged Cuban Nicaraguan supply lines to Salvadoran guerrillas. He cited inability to comment and suggested investigating unnamed White House sources while confirming work on a Caribbean Basin speech.

Reagan Washington Washington Post White House

Japanese Pilot Sick Before Tokyo Bay Jetliner Crash

Japanese pilot Seiji Katagiri reportedly felt unwell as he allegedly reversed a thrust lever and fought cockpit crew before the DC-8 nosedived into Tokyo Bay. The Tuesday crash near Haneda killed 24, wounded 80 of 166 aboard, as investigators weigh pilot error and possible mental condition. Katagiri vanished, then surfaced at a hotel amid rescue efforts.

Tokyo Tokyo Bay Kyodo News Service Seiji Katagiri Japan Air Lines Fukuoka Japan Haneda Kyodo Katagiri

Monday Weather Forecast And Weekend Warmth In Store

The forecast calls for increasing cloudiness today with highs in the 50s to near 60 and rain developing tonight across the south, continuing tomorrow. Northern areas stay mostly cloudy with a chance of rain tomorrow. Tonight’s low from mid 30s to around 40, tomorrow’s high in the 40s to around 50, and the extended outlook shows above normal temperatures with a chance of rain Wednesday to Friday. Daytime highs in the upper 40s and 50s with morning lows in the 30s.

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