Miners Begin Strike Despite Tentative Pact
United Mine Workers 160000 miners across Appalachia and the Midwest walk out under the long standing no contract no work rule. Sam Church says next week's ratification vote could yield a short walkout though many miners fear a long stoppage if the contract is rejected. Government estimates warn of potential losses in West Virginia if the strike persists.
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Demos force GOP to go on the record
Senators push budget cuts amid a broad $87 billion plan and a tight vote on veterans funding. Budget director Stockman warned Reagan would veto a nonrecommended tax cut. Chafee could seek roughly $1 billion in aid, testing GOP unity and moderates.
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Dairy subsidy cuts win House approval in Washington
Congress moves to end the April 1 dairy subsidy rise and back Reagan budget aims. The House passed the bill by voice vote and sent it to the Senate, which earlier backed a similar plan 88 to 5. Senate riders opposing grain embargo on the Soviet Union were largely omitted.
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