Spinks Defeats Holmes To Retain WBC Heavyweight Title
In Detroit Larry Holmes was knocked down by Leon Spinks and then stopped in the third round to retain the WBC heavyweight title. The weather forecast notes partly cloudy skies with warm temperatures, highs in the mid 90s and a 20 percent chance of rain through the weekend.
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Larry Holmes
Leon Spinks
World Boxing Council
Detroit
James Chancellor Defends World Fiddle Title in Crockett
James Chancellor travels to Crockett East Texas on Saturday to defend his world championship title in a field of about 30 to 35 fiddlers at the World Fiddle Festival. The event features the Grand Masters competition and highlights Chancellor competing against top rivals.
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James Chancellor
Crockett
East Texas
Opryland
Nashville
Tenn
Chancellor
Compromise cut Step in the right direction
U S Rep Kent Hance praises Reagan compromise tax cut as best in history with a three year plan. The measure includes a 5 10 and 5 percent tiered personal tax cut plus relief from the marriage tax and estate tax reductions. It extends a 2500 oil land tax credit while opposing windfall profits tax repeal. Hance says bill has a good chance but will face tough fight in Congress.
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Robert Halpern
Reagan
U.S
Kent Hance
Congress
Texas
House
Hance
Lubbock
Ways and Means Committee
Japan
United States
U S tries to defuse tension after Israeli Iraq attack
The Reagan administration moved quickly to condemn Israel's bombing of Iraq's nuclear reactor and to reassure Arab states that the Soviet Union, not Israel, poses the bigger threat. The president withheld four F 16s to curb misuse, while Arab League members urged world isolation of Israel. Saudi Arabia seeks to ease Lebanon tensions as questions linger about US influence and regional alignments.
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Washington
Reagan
Soviet Union
Israel
Iraq
United States
U.S
Nuclear Club
Arab League
Menachem Begin
Begin
Middle East
Philip Habib
Syria
State Department
Lebanon
Saudi Arabia
Massive oil well blowout fuels 150 foot flames near Rankin
About 25 oil field workers fought a Friday blowout at Terra Resources Corbett No. 1 seven miles southwest of Rankin Texas. The fire destroyed three mobile homes and a truck while officials estimate $5 million in equipment losses. No injuries reported as crews planned a storage pit and possible use of dynamite to extinguish the blaze. Evacuations were asked for residents within a two mile radius.
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Rankin
Here
Corbett No. 1
Terra Resources of
Houston
J.C. Raney
Terra Resorces
Raney
Organized slavery plan meets crossfire in immigration debate
In Texas and across the United States, a revived guest worker concept faces fierce opposition from unions and Latino groups while officials in the Reagan White House tout benefits. Proponents cite protections, wages, and temporary visas for Mexican workers. critics call it a modernization of Bracero labor and warn of abuse and subservience. A two year pilot proposal envisions 50 000 workers, with enforcement measures and employer fines to deter illegal hiring.
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Newhouse
Austin
Texas
Idaho
Michigan
Connecticut
United States
U.S. Labor Department
Reagan
White House
Mexico
Cmployers
U.S
Chicano Rights Committee
Reagan Administration
William P. Clements
Clements
U.S. Border Patrol
Europe
Switzerland
Germany
Sweden
France
Lee G. Williams
Labor Department
Williams A
Joseph Ghougassian
Ghougassian
Reagan Immigration Task Force
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