Soviet Venus Lander Venera 13 Sends Color Images
The Soviet Union landed Venera 13 on Venus and collected a soil sample for chemical analysis, sending the first color surface images. A companion Venera 14 is due to reach the planet soon, promising more advanced soil studies and atmospheric data.
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United States Geological Survey
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El Salvador says guerrillas trapped on volcano slopes
El Salvador's defense minister Gen Jose Guillermo Garcia said government troops have trapped hundreds of leftist guerrillas along Mount Guazapa's slopes. He reported 122 guerrillas killed, nine soldiers dead and 23 wounded as about 3,000 troops use 500 pound bombs to cave tunnels. Other clashes and a NBC crew injury were reported near San Agustin and San Salvador amid mounting civilian casualties.
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Guazapa
Garcia
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Santa Tecla
NBC News
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Alan Stecher
Adan Garcia
Washington
Guillermo Ungo
Democratic Revolutionary Front
Associated Press
UAW signs Ford pact as AMC talks loom for 15000 workers
GM UAW weighs reopening talks after Ford concession deal. AMC council votes to explore a proposal asking 15 000 workers to forgo wage and benefit increases for future repayment. February car output at five major US automakers lowest since 1948, down 32 percent from 1981.
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UAW
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Fraser
Philip Caldwell
Sig
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Majerus
American Motors
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Chrysler
Midwest
Motor Vehicle Manufacturers Association
Rcent
Carsuilt
Less corn or no loans for farmers urged by USDA
Washington warns farmers to plant less corn or risk losing government crop loans in fall if prices fall. Secretary John Block cites a three year reserve plan offering 90 cents a bushel plus 26 cents storage for a 10 percent cut in planting. About 40 percent may participate, primarily outside the Cornbelt. Blocksays door not opened for nonparticipants.
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