Lawless Strike Hits Coal Fields Across States
Ottawa Herald notes United Mine Workers halted operations since March 27 as violence and leadership splits mount in West Virginia Virginia and Kentucky. Non union operators hire guards amid disrupted production while state police pour in to shield mines and trucks in volatile regions. Federal action urged to restore order and protect workers rights.
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We’re In It Together on Auto Sales and Tax Impact
A financial journal notes mid April U.S. domestic car sales stay weak, echoing last year. It links GM’s $763 million loss to lower federal tax receipts and 100,000 fewer GM workers since 1979, warning the auto industry affects government revenue and unemployment costs.
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Computer Complexity Becomes Mortgage Tool
AP Business Analyst John Cunnife notes regulators允许 thrift institutions to adjust mortgage rates and terms monthly using electronic computers. The change could mean flexible payments rising or falling with inflation, sparking debate over the tech’s impact on borrowers and lenders.
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Jaundiced Eye Evaluates TV Series Since 1978
AP Television writer Peter J. Boyer surveys prime time networks from September 1978 to today, counting 217 series across CBS NBC and ABC. He ranks shows into four categories from superb to felonious, noting NBC tops in bad series and CBS leads in strong shows.
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TV Tonight lineup blends legends and late-night chatter
The page lists Dynasty and The New York Van plus tributes to Babe Ruth and baseball greats Whitey Ford and Yogi Berra. It also mentions Sanford and Son MacNeil Lehrer Report and Cavett Show with a look at 1980 high school events and a car challenges segment.
Reye's Syndrome and aspirin caution discussed by Dr Donahue
Readers submitted questions cover Reye's syndrome links to aspirin after viral illnesses, signs include vomiting and brain swelling, and caution on medicines during fevers. Dr Donahue notes Reye's is serious but not common, urges physician guidance and mentions x factors and need for further study.
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