Verbal exchanges mark major presidential straw poll event
Gary Hart launched sharp verbal attacks at the Democratic presidential straw poll in Maine while Walter Mondale sought to reinforce his frontrunner status. Senator John Glennant provided a televised frame as the contest shifted toward the primary season.
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Index of 20 Pages in Two Sections Family Weekly and Color Comics
A 1988 issue from The Gail Independent Co. presents an index listing twenty pages divided into two sections: Family Weekly and Color Comics. The guide outlines page order, sections, and featured features for reader navigation.
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Family Weekly
BLM to release draft coal EIS and overview for San Juan Basin
The Bureau of Land Management will release a second draft environmental impact statement on coal development in the Crownpoint Farmington area next Friday. A cumulative overview of federal land proposals, wilderness studies, a proposed coal fired plant near Paragon Resources Ranch, and a land trade with Public Service Co. of New Mexico will also be issued. Public comments run Oct 7 to Nov 21 with one hearing set for Nov 8 in Farmington. Copies available from BLM Public Affairs, Santa Fe.
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Navajo Reservation to get metal boundary markers planned
Officials and U S Interior identify markers will bear tribal seal as part of the Navajo boundary survey. Project aims to prove land titles across the 14 million acre reservation, with work progressing slowly due to vast terrain and funding constraints.
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Associated Press
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New Mexico
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Utah
Continental Flight Delays Tops Strained Airline Saga
Continentals labor strike halts flights, with executives reporting 1.4 million reservation calls and a : 471.9 million loss since January 1979. Pilots and attendants face recalls and deep pay cuts as ALPA leaders plan nationwide action and calls for federal fare safeguards. Local speak includes the national chaos and ongoing reorganization under Chapter 11.
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Henry Duffy
ALPA
Duffy
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CBS
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Dole
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Alpa’ Executive Council
Mining industry challenges EPA radiation standards
Denver AP reports the American Mining Congress filed a petition in the 10th U.S. Circuit Court challenging new EPA radiation limits on uranium mill tailings. The Environmental Defense Fund also appeals, arguing the standards are too high, while officials insist the rules curb harmful radioactivity from disposal of about 170 million tons across four states.
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