Carlin Sees Embargo Lift Soon on Soviet Grain
Kansas Governor John Carlin said he expects the Reagan administration to lift the grain embargo on the Soviet Union soon, though he has no inside timing information. He cited Washington support and farm belt politics, noted Poland's situation delaying action, and urged lifting to ease farmers’ burdens while discussing implications for the 1981 farm bill and Kansas wheat parity efforts.
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Topeka
Kan
John Carlin
Soviet Union
Carlin
Reagan
Poland
Kansas
Jimmy Carter
Russia
Afghanistan
National Governors Association
Washington
George Bush
Carter
U.S
Violence Flare During Eastern Kentucky Coal Walkout
Four men wounded in a gun battle near Belfry Kentucky as a 10 truck nonunion convoy returning to Mary Helen Coal Co. is ambushed by pickets amid a 26 day UMW strike. Operators warn of possible further violence while talks with unions falter and mines may reopen Monday.
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Eastern Kentucky Coal Company
United Mine Workers
Belfry
Mary Helen Coal Co
Charleston
W.va
UMW
Coal Employers Association
Bituminous Coal Operators Association
Pikesville Coal Operators Association
Kentucky
Merion Campbell
Thomas Ratliff
Landmark Mining Co
Campbell
Pikesville
South Williamson
Ricky Edmiston
Sidney
Willard Wallace
Ragland
Fred Williamson
McAndrews
Raymond Gannon
McVey
Gary Landers
CBS Wins Narrowly In 1980-81 Prime Time Ratings
CBS led the 1980-81 prime time season with a 19.8 Nielsen rating, ahead of ABC at 18.2 and NBC at 16.6. The year-long race, sparked by a shortened 25-week season, drew little parade of triumphs as advertisers buy audiences rather than network placements. NBC boasted early wins with Shogun but finished far behind CBS.
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Los Angeles
CBS
ABC
NBC
Fred Silverman
Strife in Belfast as rioting flares across Northern Ireland
In eight nights of violence police and troops clash with Catholic youths after a funeral for two youths killed by a British army vehicle. Rioting spreads to Belfast Londonderry Lurgan Newry Strabane Portadown with rocks, gasoline bombs, nails and acid thrown. vehicles hijacked and torched. injuries reported but total casualties unknown. Bobby Sands weakens during hunger strike. papal envoy hints Pope John Paul II may urge an end to the fast.
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Northern Ireland
Bobby Sands
John Paul II
Ireland
Londonderry
Lurgan
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WGN
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