Hearns Leonard welterweight title bout set at Caesars Palace
Thomas Hearns and Sugar Ray Leonard will meet for the welterweight championship of the world Wednesday night at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas. Both boxers spoke with reporters in Las Vegas on Monday as promotion for the title fight continued.
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Gas line blasts at Goldsmith plant injure seven workers
Seven Phillips Petroleum employees were burned and trapped by a trio of explosions while shutting down the 52 year old Goldsmith refinery for inspection and repairs. They were hospitalized with first through third degree burns, and one man was later released after treatment. Authorities said the main natural gas processing line was not in danger, and the fire was under control with no imminent risk to the public. Local fire crews assisted but were kept off site while Phillips crews battled the flames.
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Allen King
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Charles Wilson
Rt. 3
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Placer Ave
Phillips
Phillips Safety Department
Lawrence Allen
Allen
Lawrence
High real returns touted as saver rates exceed inflation
President Reagan's adviser notes savers can now obtain a real rate of return above 7 percent as consumer prices rise about 10 percent annually while savers face rates over 17 percent. Economists call it the highest real return margin in U.S. history.
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Murray L. Weidenbaum
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Pope John Paul II Calls for Family-Wage Standards and Unions
Pope John Paul II urged radical, urgent reforms for the Third World to raise wages sufficient to support families and allow mothers to care for children. He backed unions with the right to strike, criticized both capitalism and communism, and promoted a mixed economy. He said women should work without sacrificing family roles and urged recognition of mothers in society. The encyclical Laborem Exercens was delayed by his May assassination attempt.
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