Non union coal undercuts miners job security hopes
In Moundsville West Virginia 160000 United Mine Workers strike as coal moves via the Ohio River undermining job security and union leverage. Miners oppose a subleasing clause and a court loss over royalties while non union mines push coal, threatening jobs and regional industries.
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Ohio
Erazmus
United Mine Workers
Consolidation Coal Co
Ireland
Ohio River Valley
Appalachian
Sam M. Church Jr
Garry Goldsmith
Union Coal
Robert Kreiter
Phillips Stamping Co
Bellaire
Upper
Ohio Valley
District 6
Church
State tax boosts could outweigh any federal drop
States pursue tax increases totaling 3.8 billion as Congress debates federal cuts. A Tax Foundation survey of 49 states shows the potential state levy rise largely to fund budgets, highway upkeep, and local aid, with eight states posting net decreases amid mixed changes in gas and sales taxes.
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Louise Cook
Associated Press
Congress
The
Tax Foundation Inc
Washington, D.C
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Tax Foundation
Reagan
Arizona
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Iowa
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New Hampshire
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North Dakota
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
Utah
Wisconsin
Florida
Bob Graham
California killer stalks hikers tied to Marin County slayings
Two UC Davis students Ellen Hansen and Steven Haertle were attacked at Henry Cowell Redwoods State Park near Santa Cruz. Hansen was killed and Haertle wounded as investigators tie the assault to seven Marin County park killings over two years. Officials link the suspect to five Marin murders and describe the attacks as occurring on secluded trails with possible sexual motives. Authorities caution the killer may strike again.
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New York Times
San Francisco
California
Marin County
Here
Ellen Marie Hansen
Steven Russell Haertle
Haertle
Santa Cruz County
Ridge Trail
Miss Hansen
Fident
Noren
al Howenstein
Operation Grouper slows U.S. pot flow
DEA and Coast Guard claims of crippling 14 major narcotics gangs and intercepting a third of South American marijuana face skepticism from major city narcotics chiefs. They say supply remains steady with other sources and California heroines. Chicago and Los Angeles report dramatic arrests in March. Nine DEA agents infiltrated 14 smuggling rings, aiding 24 Coast Guard seizures at sea.
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Miami
Chicago
Los Angeles
Drug Enforcement Administration
The
Coast Guard
United States
South America
DEA
Detroit
William Dwyer
California
Louis Scapicchio
Boston Police Drug Control Unit
Charles Sibon
High Seas
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