Four sailors burned in USS Nimitz crash on deck
Four young sailors severely burned in a fiery airplane crash aboard the USS Nimitz have been labeled alert and responsive by the Brooke Army Medical Center burn unit director in San Antonio. Age pays off Gaylord Perry, 42, beating the Los Angeles Dodgers’ Fernando Valenzuela. Perry earned his 293rd career win as Valenzuela exited in the fourth.
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Fernando Valenzuela
Perry
Valenzuela
Guide to features Pi eile 4B Saturday's Forecast
Forecast predicts persistent cloudiness through Saturday with likely thunderstorms. Tonight may bring thunderstorms as well. Saturday highs are expected in the low 80s. Weather story continues on Page 7A.
Miners approve tentative contract ending 64-day strike
The United Mine Workers bargaining council backed a 40 month tentative deal with the soft coal industry after marathon talks, 36 to 2. Miners must ratify by June 6 with 160,000 members in Appalachia and the Midwest voting. The contract would run to October 1, 1984, with pensions and union security key issues.
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Washington
United Mine Workers’ Bargaining Council
UMW
Sam Church
Church
Bobby R. Brown
Coal
Ohio
Carroll Rogers
West Virginia
Appalachian
Texas Comptroller certifies 1982 83 funds amid spending bill debate
Comptroller Bob Bullock announced Texas will have enough revenue to cover the general appropriations bill for 1982-83 though federal funding risks loom. The $26.9 billion two year budget plan relies on $16.5 billion from special funds and $6 billion in federal money pending congressional action. If federal cuts occur, lawmakers warn taxes or reduced services may be needed. The measure faces Senate and then House votes as adjournment pressure grows.
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Associated Press
Austin
Bob Bullock
Texas
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Senate
Bullock
Congress
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U S pursues South African link in security talks
Confidential memos amid six weeks of Pretoria and Washington consultations show the Reagan administration weighing a constructive internal change in South Africa while fearing a potential turn toward an open security alliance. Randall Robinson of TransAfrica released documents outlining mutual suspicions and strategic aims, including no domestic concessions in exchange for Western defense ties, drawing sharp U S concerns about moral costs.
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Washington
South Africa
Pretoria
Randall Robinson
TransAfrica
Robinson
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Inflation Decline Sparks Optimism Across Agencies
A survey shows CPI inflation cooling from a 1980 peak with year to year rises easing toward 10 percent. Economists Allen Sinai and Thomas Thomson signal optimism despite concerns over wage pressures, oil prices, and energy costs. Factors cited include a strong dollar, oil glut, favorable grain weather, and federal spending restraint, with caution about productivity growth keeping inflation from falling sharply.
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Associated Press
Washington
Allen Sinai
Data Resources Inc
Lexington
Mass
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Crocker National Bank
San Francisco
Midwest
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U.S
Organization of Petroleum Exporting
Church Leader Since 1948 Passes After Battle With Cancer
A church leader dating back to 1948 was carried to the church for services as Wyszinski died Thursday after a cancer battle. The community mourns a longtime spiritual guide whose name and exact office were noted in local records.
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