Supertanker sinks in mid Atlantic after explosion
A 892 foot United States registered supertanker named Golden Dolphin sank about 900 miles east of Bermuda after an explosion. Nine crewmen were missing and presumed dead, while 16 survivors were rescued by the Swedish vessel Norrland and later by a Yugoslavian ship. The Coast Guard suspended further search.
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Coast Guard
U.S
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U.S. Coast Guard
David Klein
Golden Dolphin
Bermuda
Atlantic Ocean
Klein
Norrland
United States
George Petrou
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Apex Marine Corp
U.S. Delegation Sought Lifting Polish Sanctions
A seven member U.S. congressional delegation led by Rep. David Obey visited Poland and reportedly urged lifting Reagan era sanctions. Sources say PAP distorted his remarks. the official line is that convincing the administration will be difficult. The trip included Krakow and Vienna with no comment until return to Washington.
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Austria
Poland
PAP
Sunday
U.S
David R. Obey
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Obey
Washington
Reagan
Solidarity Union
Jozef Gajewicz
Associated Press
Warsaw
U.S. Air Force
Cherie
Sundatab Nets Published Daily Except Sundays
The notice lists a local marketing area rate structure and mailing options. It states daily publication excluding Sundays, with monthly rates by mail and by motor route or carrier. The Frederick Maryland address and P.O. Box 578 are given for subscription management.
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Automakers Prepare for UAW Contract Talks
DETROIT AP The United Auto Workers faces decisions this week on concessions with General Motors and American Motors after Ford workers accepted reduced raises. The AMC council, with Canadian members absent, meets in Milwaukee to consider a proposal to forgo wage and benefit increases to fund product development. AMC plans repayment with interest possibly by 1964. Canadians oppose concessions seeking government aid.
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United Auto Workers Union
General Motors Corp
American Motors Corp
Ford Motor Co
UAW
AMC Council
Milwaukee
U.S
AMC
Toledo
Ohio
Kenosha
Wis
Ray Majerus
GM Talks To Reopen Concessions With Car Makers
The UAW plans a March 0 meeting in a Detroit suburb to decide on reopening talks with General Motors. Negotiations started January 11 but ended January 2 with no agreement over job security provisions as worker opposition to concessions grows. GM posted a 1981 profit of 333 million while closing seven plants and laying off 145 000 workers, with broader sales declines across major U.S. automakers.
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UAW
GM Council
Detroit
U.S
Free Hearing Test Set for Senior Citizens
Freerick Beltone Hearing Aid Service Center will hold a free on the spot hearing test and consult at 208 Market St Frederick from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. Tuesday. All aids brought in will be cleaned and checked for trouble spots. If unable to attend, call 90-9199 for a free home service.
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