Miner survives near fatal mine slide and returns to work
Hagel describes a mud slick that sent his tractor sliding 1 000 yards and 100 feet, leaving him shocked and hypothermic but alive. He credits faith and says he plans to return to his Consolidation Coal job after healing, feeling blessed and determined to keep working.
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Hijack shadows seashore as Israeli talks move slow
Reports say helicopters hover over the coast while one hijacker forces darkness on a landing field. In Jerusalem, Israel weighs releasing Shiite prisoners captured in Lebanon with Peres ordering a news blackout as Atlit prison prisoners await release amid disengagement talks. A Tel Aviv rally by Gush Emunim opposes any prisoner swap as captives plead for quick release.
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Soviet spies in U S face understaffed counterespionage
U S counterintelligence warns of overstretched resources as the FBI and CIA assess a growing KGB network in the United States. Officials say 500 to 600 KGB agents live here, with at least 200 among the UN Soviet delegation, while oversight and staffing remain constrained amid Walker espionage case revelations.
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Cambodian refugees future in doubt as Thai talks loom
Bangkok officials plan a meeting on the fate of more than 225 000 Cambodians driven into Thailand by the Vietnamese offensive. No forced repatriation is planned, but some may be relocated within Thailand to new border closer sites as monsoon season starts.
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Budget differences harder to resolve in congress
Washington AP reports House-Senate negotiators push to finish a 1986 budget amid deep divides on key items. The 26-member panel deadlocked four times last week and faces major disputes over Social Security, military cuts, and the Super fund cleanup funding. Lawmakers aim for a final plan in coming weeks while the House prepares a defense authorization bill for 1986.
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