28 Jun 1985
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Newspaper
Harrisonburg Daily News Record
Location
Harrisonburg, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1985
Page
1
Friday's forecast shows a high near 75 and a low around 47 with light rain. The article notes record highs and lows from past years, a June 28 sunset at 8 44 p m and a July 2 full moon with Saturn visible about 855 million miles away.
U S Transportation Secretary Elizabeth Dole urged urgent international action at ICAO to curb air terrorism. She proposed a seven point plan including international inspections, enhanced security programs, stricter hijacking standards, and a special late summer session to review progress. Canadian and British officials supported tighter measures and sanctions on safe havens, citing recent attacks on Air India, TWA, and Frankfurt.
The federal government posted a May deficit of 40.5 billion dollars, the largest monthly red ink on record, with May revenues at 39.8 billion and outlays at 80.2 billion. For eight months of the 1985 fiscal year deficits total 156.2 billion, while the full-year 1985 outlook tops 203.2 billion. US Treasury notes a revenue surge from refund checks aided the month’s shortfall.
In Milwaukee AP reports the AMC chief negotiator says progress exists in contract talks with the UAW on the eve of a company deadline to keep Wisconsin plants open. Job security dominates discussions as Local 72 and Local 75 caucus, with a union vote set for July 8 after temporary Kenosha plant shutdowns.
President Reagan said he will nominate J. Winston Porter, owner of a management and engineering company, to be assistant administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency office of solid waste.
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