Curtis Strange Leads After 66 At Tournament of Champions
Golfer Curtis Strange shoots a six-under-par 66 to lead the opening round of the Tournament of Champions. Lee Trevino sits one stroke back in second place as the event continues through Sunday with coverage in the Sports section.
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Fifteen Miners Die in Dutch Creek No 1 Blast
Rescue teams recovered the bodies of fifteen coal miners at the Dutch Creek No. 1 mine near Glenwood Springs Colorado after a Wednesday explosion possibly linked to methane gas. Names of the deceased include Kelly B Greene and John Ayala among the identified.
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Colorado Rockies
Marvin Meyers
Mid-Continent Resources Co
Aspen
Mary Boland
Meyers
Kelly B. Greene
New Castle
Ms. Boland
Mid-Continent
John Reeves
Kyle Cook
Silt
Richard Lincoln
Glen
Wood Springs
Loren Mead
Rifle
Ronald Patch
Carbondale
Terry Lucero
Glenwood Springs
Glen Sharp
E Jebel
John Ayala
John Rhodes
Robert Ragle
Thomas Vetter
William E. Gutherie
Daniel Litwiller
Hugh W. Pierce Jr
Glenwood For
Brett Tucker
Caron
Farnham Richardson Mortuary
Ramona Luna
Colorado Springs
Johnny
Doug Bowman
Robert Delaney
Don McCauley
Colorado Division of Mines
Dutch Creek No. 1
Beards and Bras Debate Federal Dress Code Rule
The Reagan administration moves to scrap a rule allowing federal complaints about school dress codes. Education Secretary Bell plans to remove dress codes from the civil rights office, drawing fire from men and Indian groups who warn of local officials gaining unchecked control. The issue involves tribal rights and cultural identity amid concerns over enforcement of Title IX.
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Washington
T.H. Bell
Office For Civil Rights
Bell
Congress
Department
Clayton Proposes Water Surplus Fund Amid Tax Concerns
Representative John Bryant warns the plan to dedicate state treasury surpluses to water projects and a rainy day fund could force future tax hikes. The House approved Clayton’s constitutional amendment 127-14, sending it to the Senate where a two thirds vote is needed for voter consideration. If enacted, half the $300 million biennial surplus would back water projects and bond guarantees, with the rest feeding an emergency fund for bonds and university construction. Clayton argues lower interest rates from guaranteed bonds amount to tax relief and cites growing water needs by 1990. Bryant counters that diverting surpluses would shrink funds for schools highways and safety, potentially forcing tax increases.
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Austin
John Bryant
Dallas
Bill Clayton
Treasury
House
Clayton
Senate
A&m
University of Texas Systems
West Texas
Ogallala
Texas
Bryant
Department of Public Safety
Border leaders plan June talks with Mexico on border issues
Gov. Bill Clements in El Paso says a June gathering of U S and Mexican border state governors will set a base for binding accords ahead of a Reagan Portillo meeting later this year. He cites energy as a key topic and urges mutual sensitivity to Mexico’s needs.
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Bill Clements
U.S
Reagan
Jose Lopez Portillo
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
California
Clements
United States
Mexico
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
National Petroleum Council backs emergency oil plan
The National Petroleum Council proposed an emergency plan for crude oil imports relying on price signals to avert supply disruptions akin to 1973 74. It excludes gasoline rationing but allows possible measures such as lower speed limits thermostat settings and government and private advisory bodies to guide planning.
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Washington
National Petroleum Council
C.C. Garvin Jr
Garvin
Exxon Corp
Energy
James Edwards
Robert Yancey
Ashland Oil Inc
Edwards
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