Airlift for Phillips plant blast victims after explosion
Three burn victims from Tuesday’s Phillips Petroleum Co. plant explosion in Goldsmith were airlifted Wednesday to Brooke Army Medical Center in San Antonio. Trapped between two fires, a second pipeline blast burst into a wall of flame.
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Phillips Petroleum Co
Goldsmith
Brooke Army Medical Center
San Antonio
Texas lawmakers face caucus grilling over Reagan plans
In Washington a three hour Democratic House caucus pressed Rep Kent Hance and Sen Phil Gramm over their support for Reagan's tax and budget bills. Hance defended his stance while Gramm dismissed liberal criticism as politics. House leaders warned future loyalty could affect committee assignments.
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Associated Press
Washington
House Democrats
Toby Moffett
D-Conn
Reagan
Texas
Kent Hance
Phil Gramm
Toby
Hance
Gramm
Phil
House
Moffett
Mickey Leland
D-Texas
Jim Wright
Wright
Busing Backers Press For Final Senate Action
Conservatives gained a cloture win ending a summer filibuster and aim for final Senate approval next month of a broad rollback of court ordered busing in desegregation. Liberals vow further maneuvers with the anti busing measure likely to reappear in October as Weicker plans to delay again.
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Washington
Senate
Lowell Weicker
R-Conn
Weicker
Justice Department
Bennett Johnston
D-La
Protests at Diablo Canyon Lead to 800 Arrests in California
In San Luis Obispo a crackdown by deputies used batons to clear a blockade at the Diablo Canyon plant. Over 800 protesters were arrested as organizers vowed to continue the siege, with more arrests and arraignments planned for trespassing and failure to disperse. Activists in wetsuits breached a Coast Guard safety zone, launching motorized rafts along the coast before six were arrested at Avila Beach.
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San Luis Obispo
Calif
Diablo Canyon Atomic Power Plant
Coast Guard
Pacific Ocean
Avila Beach
Gold standard fever grips economists on inflation cure
A rising cohort of conservative economists backs a return to a national gold standard to curb inflation and high interest rates. The Gold Commission will weigh options from full to partial backing, with critics warning of recessionary risks, pricing problems, and geopolitical gold supply shocks from South Africa and the Soviet Union.
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Associated Press
Washington
Reagan
Gold Commission
U.S
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
Administration
Fed
United States
South Africa
Soviet Union
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