Cosmonauts Rendezvous With Salyut Station
Soviet cosmonauts on Soyuz 18 rendezvous with the Salyut 4 space station to begin medical atmospheric and astrophysical experiments. Lt. Col. Pyotr Klimuk and Vitaly Sevastiyanov launched from Baikonur and joined the unmanned lab orbiting about 210 miles high.
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Farm labor bill nears approval in California legislature
Gov Brown's farm labor compromise AB1 moves through the Senate Finance Committee toward a floor vote and memorial day action. The plan would allow farmworkers to unionize by secret ballot, create an Agricultural Labor Relations Board, and restrict secondary boycotts, with elections by autumn harvest.
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California doctors protest triggers hospital losses and layoffs
In California the malpractice insurance crisis shuts elective surgery at over 100 hospitals. Losses reach $1 million daily with 13,000 workers laid off and prospects of rising unless the legislature passes relief measures. Northern and Southern California hospitals report substantial daily deficits.
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Stormy Memorial Day weekend weather hits central Plains to Great Lakes
Thunderstorms spawned tornadoes and damaging winds across six Illinois twisters and other states during the second day of Memorial Day weekend. No injuries or major damage reported as hail and 70 mph winds struck Minnesota Kansas Nebraska Michigan and more. The Indianapolis 500 ended early after a downpour, with Bobby Unser winning for the second time. Cold air pushed temps into the 30s and 40s across parts of the Plains and Rockies.
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Mansfield Says U S Would Defend South Korea
Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield argues the United States must defend Korea against a North invasion due to treaty ties, while urging less reliance on military power and a shift toward diplomacy to ensure world stability with mutual efforts among nations including Communist states.
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