Mine workers seek contract before midnight deadline
Washington AP reports United Mine Workers and Bituminous Coal Operators Association face a midnight deadline to reach a tentative contract amid a national strike risk. Key issues include pension reform and wage gains, with 25,000 miners furloughed due to mine closures.
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United Mine Workers
Bituminous Coal Operators Association
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Five win settlements in wiretapping suit
Five plaintiffs including Johanna Lawrenson win $10,000 each in a federal suit over FBI illegal wiretapping and burglarizing of homes in the early 1970s. The settlements cover two weeks to four years of tapped telephones and opened mail, with plaintiffs including Blackburn, Cole, Price, Hoff man associate Hoff man years in hiding, and Offner.
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Abbie Hoffman
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Johanna Lawrenson
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Upstate
Pineview
Hoffman
Michael Standard
National Emergency Civil Liberties Committee
John J. Kearney
Internal Security
Kearney
Steven Shapiro
Govern
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Deborah Offner
Leon Friedman
New York Civil Liberties Union
Blackburn
Cole
Standard
Price
Miss Offner
Faulty wiring blamed for deadly Chicago hotel fire
A weekend fire at an apartment hotel in Chicago killed 19 people, including transients. Investigators focus on a basement laundry room wiring as the origin while many victims remain unidentified due to severe burns and minimal dental records.
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Chicago
Cook County Medical Examiner's Office
Red Cross
Tom Call
Carl
Bea Chayken
Milestones and Setbacks in TV Captioning Grow Access
One year into closed captioning progress includes NBC PBS and ABC shows with added captions. Growth from 16 to 22 hours weekly, more ad captions, Sears offers decoders, and IRS allows medical deduction. CBS resists expansion while ABC NBC pledge limited. NCI aims self sufficiency by 1983 amid federal funding end.
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Washington
National
PBS
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Internal Revenue Service
Reagan
NCI
Sears
ABC
NBC
CBS
Jane Miller
Reagan Watches Son Ron Dance With Joffrey Ballet
President Reagan and Nancy attended the Joffrey II fundraiser at the Metropolitan Opera House. Ronald Prescott Reagan, 22, performed in an 18 minute neoclassical piece about personal relationships. The president praised the performance as remarkable and greeted the cast at intermission.
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Washington
Reagan
New York City
Ron
Joffrey II Ballet Company
Nancy
Ronald Prescott Reagan
Metropolitan Opera House
Lincoln Center
Joffrey Company
White House
Mark Weinberg
Joffrey II
Young Reagan
Doria
Ballet
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