Steel contract reached with lifetime job guarantees
Washington AP tentative agreement on a three year steel contract includes a lifetime job guarantee for 340000 USW members and may be ratified after details are reviewed by the Basic Steel Industry Conference. Negotiations covered outsourcing limits and coverage of subsidiaries with no nationwide strike imminent.
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Washington
United Steelworkers
Basic Steel Industry Conference
Lloyd McBride
McBride
USW
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
Republic
National
Jones & Laughlin
Armco
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Inland
Wheeling- Pittsburgh
Allegheny Ludlum
Flocking Together on Capitol Lawn Draws Crowd
Five year old Shelton Raine of Charlotte attracts a crowd at the Raleigh state capitol lawn by feeding birds with a bag of peanuts. He continues to host the birds until the peanuts run out.
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Shelton Raine
Charlotte
State Capitol
Raleigh
Raine
Peres Seeks Labor Lead as Rabin Resigns in Scandal
Defense Minister Shimon Peres leads Yigal Allon in Labor leadership talks amid Rabin's resignation over a personal financial scandal. The party faces a May parliamentary election with tensions over peace policy and potential hawkish splits.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Shimon Peres
Yigal Allon
Labor Party
Yaacov Avii
Peres
Yitzhak Rabin
Rabin
Allen
Defense Ministry
Labor
Mideast
Geneva
Carter
Carter sees room to adjust nuclear talks after reassessment
President Carter says the United States would eagerly change its nuclear arms limitation proposals if reassessing Soviet objections shows inequity. He cites Brezhnev messages as encouraging and notes a month remains before Geneva talks to reassess warhead counts launcher limits and missile diversity for 1985.
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Calhoun, Ga
Carter
United States
U.S
Jack
North Georgia
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Lancelot
Calhoun
Ber Lance
Cyrus R. Vance
Andrei Gromyko
Geneva
State Atty Gen Opposes Wilmington Trial New Evidence
Raleigh AP reported the state attorney general's office will oppose a new trial and bail for the Wilmington 10 unless new evidence emerges. Deputy Atty. Gen. Andrew A. Vanore said nine imprisoned members are not entitled to a new trial. The group, including Rev. Ben Chavis, were convicted in 1972 for arson and conspiracy tied to 1971 Wilmington grocery fire.
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Raleigh
State Attorney General's
Wilmington 10
Andrew A. Vanore
Vanore
Inmates seek bond ahead of post conviction new trial hearing
Inmates filed a motion last week asking to be released on bond pending a May 9 hearing on motions for a new trial. Vanore argued no authority to grant bail before post conviction relief and no likelihood of success on the merits. Defense attorney Ferguson countered with a very strong likelihood of granting a new trial. The bail dispute should be resolved at a Tuesday New Hanover Superior Court hearing.
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Chavis
Vanore
James Ferguson
New Hanover Superior Court
Reserve Mining Wins Permit to Dump Wastes at Own Site
Minnesota Supreme Court rules Reserve Mining Co may dump taconite tailings at its Milepost 7 inland site, ending a seven year dispute that threatened plant and mine closures. The decision requires state agencies to issue permits with conditions for underwater storage and health protections.
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Silver Bay, Minn
Minnesota Supreme Court
Reserve Mining Co
Minnesota
Warren Spannaus
U.S. Supreme Court
Reserve
Babbitt
Lake Superior
Silver Bay
State Supreme Court
Protestors Shot In Pakistan Amid Election Riots
Police fired on demonstrators in Lahore Punjab injuring about fifty with reports of twelve dead. Clashes erupted during an oath taking ceremony as the opposition PNA protests alleged March 7 election rigging by Prime Minister Bhutto's Pakistan Peoples party.
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Islamabad
Pakistan
Lahore
Punjab
Pakistan National Alliance
PNA
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
Pakistan People’s Party
Alaska doctors allegedly refuse to treat families of malpractice lawyers
Alaska Attorney General opens investigations into claims that physicians refused non emergency surgery and other care for relatives of lawyers who handle malpractice suits. Two cases at Providence Hospital are cited with one patient sent to Seattle for a tonsillectomy.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Providence Hospital
Alaska Medical Assny
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Wilmington
Ben Chavis
Atty
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Seattle
Avrum Gross
The
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