Space landing ends as cosmonauts return after 75 days
Two cosmonauts are earthbound after 75 days in space. A photo of the Russian Romanian space team is on Page 3D along with a wrap up of events in El Salvador a look at the role of Madame Mao and other world news
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Strike averted by NLRB counsel on baseball talks
William Lubbers, NLRB general counsel, says owners have bargained in bad faith and may urge release of their financial statements. His statement follows a Tuesday meeting with players aiming to avert Friday’s major league baseball strike.
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Radar jamming jet crashes on USS Nimitz deck
A EA4B Prowler crashed during a night landing on the USS Nimitz 60 miles off Jacksonville killing 14 and wounding 45 Navy officials. The blaze damaged several aircraft but did not impair propulsion or navigation as the ship headed toward Norfolk.
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Texas Leads Nation In Growth As Regions Share Gains
A U S Chamber of Commerce study shows Texas benefiting from energy and Sunbelt shifts with per capita income projected to rise to 12 792 by 1985 and regional growth outpacing the nation. Manufacturing jobs move southward as housing and retail demand expand in the West South Central states.
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Oil glut spells no hike
Oil glut keeps gasoline prices steady with potential bargains as OPEC stalls output cuts. Saudi Arabia refuses price increase and prompts a price freeze for six months while other members balk at deeper cuts. Regional price wars erupt, especially across the Midwest.
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Most perilous walk holds fascination on Denali climbs
Denali National Park guides call Mount McKinley a perilous yet alluring ascent. A Columbia student died recently and another climber is missing as season activity nears peak. Climbers face extreme cold, high winds, and altitude sickness while traversing the West Buttress and Kahiltna Glacier routes with 2 to 3 week expeditions.
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Associated Press
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