Pontiff ends Lourdes visit with praise of shrine
Pope John Paul II wrapped up a 30 hour pilgrimage to Lourdes by praising the town as a mystical source and blessing its reputation as a shrine. He called Lourdes not a mere tourist site and spoke of prayers for the sick amid thousands at the grotto. Security was tight after prior attacks. two anarchists were arrested in Toulouse and authorities warned of threats from Armenian guerrillas.
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Paris
DEA plans paraquat spray on marijuana fields remains possible
UPI reports the Reagan administration may spray paraquat on federal lands in up to 40 states to eradicate illegal marijuana crops. DEA completed a trial in Chattoochee National Forest, drawing local lawsuits and a temporary ban by U S District Judge Charles A Moye, who will decide on a permanent injunction. Authorities defend paraquat as effective and safe when diluted, while critics point to health and environmental concerns.
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Talks resume on phone pad in AT T strike talks
Negotiating teams for American Telephone and Telegraph Co and three unions return to the bargaining table after a 10 day nationwide strike. Spokesmen from Communications Workers of America and AT&T say progress remains possible though gaps persist as formal talks restart in Washington. Union leaders stress renewed talks may move positions despite continued divide among parties.
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Telecommunications International Union
Violence in Continental Airlines strike wounds one in Houston
A rock throwing incident during the Continental Airlines mechanics strike injures one person. A substantial number of workers threaten job loss as some return to work. The IAMAW represents about 2,000 workers. No further talks are scheduled. mediator Robert J. Brown was to meet both sides in Houston to aid resolution.
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National Guard on call in copper worker strike
National Guard troops will be moved closer to mining communities but Governor Bruce Babbitt says they will not be used to keep peace among striking copper workers unless absolutely necessary. Federal mediators plan to ask Phelps Dodge Corp. top executives to join negotiations in the 114 month copper workers strike that has seen violence. About 2,400 employees including smelter workers and miners are on strike.
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