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Ee Goren
Night shift a last one for miners
About 250 coal miners in eastern Ohio stayed off the job on the last day of the old contract as UMW leadership campaigned for ratification of a new three year pact with a 36 percent wage rise. The strike began despite a tentative agreement and voting is to decide if work resumes after ratification. The union projects broad support, while some rank and file voices criticize the deal including the elimination of royalties on non union coal.
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Associated Press
Ohio
United Mine Workers
Tim Lyons
UMW
Oglebay Norton
Saginaw
St. Clairsville
Lyons
Bituminous Coal Operators Association
Sam Church
Pittsburgh
Church
Union
Washington
Texas House advances rate bill setting higher lending caps
The Texas House approved a measure to raise maximum legal interest rates on auto loans cards and other credit. The 91 to 54 vote keeps floating ceilings at 24 percent after a six hour debate. The bill now goes to the Senate amid opposition from liberal and conservative lawmakers.
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Austin
House
Senate
George Pierce
D-San Antonio
Frey Salinas
D-Lubbock
Dry lake bed ready for backup landing
White Sands Missile Range in New Mexico has prepared a dry lake bed as a backup landing site for a shuttle mission. If Edwards Air Force Base is unavailable, Northrup Strip on the desert lake bed will host touchdown, with Cape Canaveral launch slated for April 10 and a 54 hour earth return.
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White Sands Missile Range
N.M
Billy the Kid
Geronimo
Trinity
U.S. Army
Desert
New Mexico
Edwards Air Force Base
California
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Earth
Nortinue
Northrup Strip
John Young
Haig Pledges Forward on U S Foreign Policy Policy Row
Secretary of State Alexander Haig told a Senate subcommittee the time has come to get on with conducting American foreign policy and to focus on substance rather than form. He denied threatening resignation and noted some confusion over George Bush heading a crisis management team, while asserting he will stay involved in the process.
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Associated Press
Washington
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Reagan White House
Reagan
Haig
George Bush
Senate
House
Bush
Texas drinking age bill stalled by House snags
A Texas bill raising the drinking age from 18 to 19 faced four major obstacles as the House rejected a House Senate conference committee report by a 96 to 42 vote. The key issue centered on an amendment that would presume bar owners knowingly sold to minors if they did not check IDs, complicating efforts to finalize a compromise.
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Austin
Texas
House
Senate
Gene Green
Rollin Khoury
R-Waco
Green
Associated Press
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