Cutbacks By Detroit Add To Steel Woes
The Detroit auto industry plans lighter cars by 1985 reducing steel use as plastics and aluminum replace steel in front ends and interiors. GM Ford and Chrysler project substantial weight cuts. shipments to auto makers may fall about 500000 tons next year, reshaping steel demand amid rising costs and imports.
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Detroit
NY Times News Service
General Motors Corp
General Motors
Howard H. Kehrl
Ford Motor Co
Chrysler Corp
Lloyd McBride
United Iae Workers Union
Dayan rejects Palestinian state near Israel borders
Israeli Foreign Minister Moshe Dayan said Israel cannot accept a new Arab entity along its borders despite U S support for a Palestinian entity on the West Bank. He warned such a move could lead to liquidation of Israel and urged only minor changes to the Geneva working paper if demanded by Arab states.
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Cyrus) Vance
West Bank
Israel
Dayan
United Jewish Appeal
Geneva
Carter
United States
Palestine Liberation Organization
New York
Haaretz
PLO
Israel Radio Dayan
NASA Delays Far Orbit Satellite Launch To Friday
NASA postponed the launch of two satellites into far-reaching orbits to allow replacement of an internal measuring unit in the guidance system. The delay aims to improve understanding of how the sun governs Earth's space environment and could enhance weather and climate prediction methods.
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Washington
UPI
National Space Agency
Earth
NASA
United States
European Space Agency
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Las Vegas Man Killed Crossing Boulder Highway
The Nevada Highway Patrol identified 78 year old Carlton Miksch of Miracle Mile Trailer Park as the victim struck by a northbound pickup driven by 49 year old John Ri Farrer. Miksch died after being hit near Dalhart Street at about 8 p.m. He was pronounced dead at Sunrise Hospital. Farrer said he could not see the pedestrian until the last moment and was not cited.
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Nevada Highway Patrol
NHP
Carlton Miksch
Miracle Mile
Sunrise Hospital
Shelby Cape
Farrer
Las Vegas Woman Named State ERA Coalition Coordinator
Cynthia Cunningham of Las Vegas, a State Board of Education member, is named state coordinator of Nevadans for ERA to promote ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment. She succeeds Kate Butler and has long directed nonprofit work. Other officers include Mylan Roloff of Reno and Diana Crites of Las Vegas.
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United Press International
Cynthia Cunningham
Las Vegas
State Board of Education
U.S
Cunningham
Kate Butler
Nevada
Senate
Assembly
ERA
Prisoner Joan Little Escapes North Carolina Facility
Joan Little, 23, serving 7 to 10 years for breaking and entering, escaped from the North Carolina Correctional Center for Women near Raleigh after being deemed low in spirits amid parole concerns and recent work release infractions. Attorney Jerry Paul said she called him Friday seeking a visit.
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Raleigh, NC
UPI
Joan Little
Little
North Carolina Correctional Center
Paul
Lillie
Raleigh
Walter L. Kautzky
Ttle
Clarence Alligood
Beaufort County
Alligood
LV Man Becomes NHP's First 25 Year Trooper
Las Vegas resident Nunn marked a milestone with the Nevada Highway Patrol as the agency’s senior sergeant and first trooper to complete 25 years of service since joining on October 15, 1952. He recalled changes in equipment and duties and described the dangerous “widow maker run” in 164, a year with 16 fatal accidents between Mercury and Las Vegas.
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Nunn
Nevada Highway Patrol
NHP
Las Vegas
Los Angeles
Highway Patrol
Mercury
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Kingston
Jamaica
Michael Manley
Castro
Upifoto
NASA Grounds
Las Vegan
ERA Group
Marshall Nunn
Podter
Yorker Brand
Reel Framely
YORK
USDA
Roas
Highland
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