Miners threaten strike over wage demands in Britain
Britain's coal miners, led by union president Joe Gormley, warn they may escalate to a full strike if the Conservative government does not grant higher wages. He says 70 percent of about 280,000 miners back a stoppage as pressure for stronger action grows.
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Slay case witness testifies Corll killed 27 teens
In Pasadena last August witness Timothy Kerley testified he was marked for death at a party in Dean Corll's home but was saved when Elmer Wayne Henley shot Corll several times. Henley is to testify at a pretrial hearing in the Cobble case as the murder trial proceeds.
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Pennsylvania Housing Bill Moves To Floor On Mortgage Rate Shift
In Harrisburg the House committee cleared a measure to raise mortgage rate ceilings for loans under 35 000 to a level tied to federal bond yields about 8 7 percent today versus 8 percent under present law. The bill aims to attract investors and widen housing funding.
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Pa Antipornography Action Postponed
Harrisburg AP The Pennsylvania House delayed final action on a proposed antipornography law after four hours of amendments and a procedural mishap. A separate open meetings bill also stalled as lawmakers adjourned for the week amid vote challenges and plan to craft amendments.
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Abortion Anniversary Draws Pro and Anti Activists
Abortion supporters and opponents rallied and petitioned to mark the Supreme Court decision’s one year amid midtown protests, with a feminist group staging a symbolic funeral and crowning a woman as pope at St. Patrick’s Cathedral.
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Urge County To Study Own Government
A Erie County meeting saw the League of Women Voters urge the commissioners to place a government study commission on the spring primary ballot. They want a properly elected commission to study replacing the current system, with a February 20 discussion scheduled, but officials warn spring may be too soon for public education on the issue.
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