Few pickets seen as miners return to work
Scattered construction picketing occurred in coalfields as about 160,000 United Mine Workers returned to their jobs after a 2 to 1 ratification by the miners. About 16,000 construction workers remained without a contract, with limited shutdowns in Kentucky Illinois and Pennsylvania. Observers warned more picketing could occur, while companies hoped the quiet would last.
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Israel destroys Iraqi reactor in surprise air strike
A military spokesman said the attack targeted the Osirak reactor near Baghdad after tensions over Syrian missiles in Lebanon. Up to 150 foreign experts were believed to work there. planes returned safely. The raid followed prior disputed strikes and amid Iran Iraq war pressures.
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Cab strike adds to Chicago transit crisis
Taxi drivers from Chicago's two largest cab companies walked out today, joining a broader transit crisis that has led to the shutdown of five suburban bus lines. About 3,000 drivers parked their taxis while up to 2,300 operated nonparticipating. Commission drivers began returning to garages after midnight, and around 2,200 lease drivers struck around 5 a.m.
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Reagan Lopez Portillo discuss trade migration ties
Mexican President Lopez Portillo and President Reagan held talks focusing on trade and migration, recognizing Mexico as a neighbor and rising oil power. U S officials said discussions also addressed illegal Mexican residents in the United States and energy questions amid strains over Central American policy.
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Ex-policeman charged with murder in deputy chief slaying
Leon Washington, a 35 year old former Davenport Iowa policeman, was charged with murder in the shooting death of James J Riordan the Chicago Police Department deputy superintendent Riordan 57 was killed at Marina Towers Restaurant bar while trying to eject a disruptive patron He died after 90 minutes of surgery and was shot three times one in the chest and two in the neck
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Soviets press Poland over purge threats in Warsaw
The Times reports a Moscow backed note pressing Poland to remove Communist leader Stanislaw Kanin and Prime Minister Wojciech Jaruzelski. Solidarity warns of Bydgoszcz provocation trials while Rakowski cautions unions against excessive demands. Soviet allies threaten patience as Poland risks wider tension and state responsibility. Zycie Warszawy cautions against provocative remarks undermining Soviet ties. London Times notes the letter names Kania and Jaruzelski and accuses current leaders of breaking promises.
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Women win equal pay ruling from page Al
Federal appeals court urged to re study four Nebraska abortion laws in light of a high court decision about parental notification. Justices left intact a ruling on the back side ballot validity. They will decide if criminals have a right to be told parole terms tied to plea bargains. Marcello deportation case held, no immediate impact as trials proceed in New Orleans.
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Poll shows broad support for abortion in U S
A Washington Post-ABC News poll of 1533 adults conducted by telephone May 18 to 20 finds 40 percent approve of abortion on demand and 34 percent approve in most circumstances. Disapproval in most circumstances stands at 16 percent while 10 percent favor an outright ban.
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Local News Highlights From Sunday Herald American Post Standard
Sunday edition of Herald American and Post Standard presents city briefs on community events, weather, and local notices with concise summaries of upcoming gatherings, traffic changes, and services affecting residents.
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