Strikes Loom as Radom Workers Press Demands
Solidarity leaders rushed to Radom to avert a second strike threat after 340 factory representatives demanded wage hikes a police purge and a memorial to 1976 meat price protest victims. If talks fail by March 22 a general strike may start March 23.
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Prince Charles Falls From Horse at Sandown Ride
Prince Charles suffered a bloody nose after falling from his horse at Sandown Park during a steeplechase race. The 32 year old heir was riding Good Prospect for the first time. his regular mount Allibar collapsed and died during a prep run on Feb 20.
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Four condemned for 1979 shop killings and theft
The jury sentenced William Hanna, Charles Parry, and Louis Mooney to 100 years each for the 1979 execution style killings of Carl Bachmann his wife Gloria Rose Dunn and Bruce Barber and the theft of coins cash and jewelry totaling 127000. Jeanette Hanna pleaded guilty to conspiracy and faces up to four years.
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Reagan program gains House timetable despite opposition
Budget director Stockman voices cautious optimism as White House lobbying yields an agreement to speed up consideration of the Reagan program. Speaker O'Neill and Minority Leader Michel secured a set timetable, aiming for floor action by mid July while Stockman defends ending regional development programs as a matter of philosophy.
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Tip” O'Neill Jr
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Soviet cosmonauts reach orbit for Salyut 6 linkup mission
Viktor Savinykh becomes the 100th person in space as he and Col Vladimir Kovalyonok launch aboard Soyuz T-4 toward a linkup with the Salyut 6 space station. Tass reports systems normal and plans include maintenance and experiments after docking.
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Marquette’s 6'7" Rivers leads scoring while mascot changes stir campus
6'7 forward Rivers, MU's top scorer at 17.6 ppg, scored 23 points against Wisconsin as Marquette notes 12.5 ppg season total. With spring break, fans miss MU's new mascot, a rebranded "1st Warrior" portrayed by a Native American student after the old Willy Wampum was banished amid Native protests. Al McGuire would have loved it.
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Cop killer fights extradition in California delay
Convicted cop killer Albert Victory wins more time to challenge extradition to New York for a 25 years to life sentence. Allen Sumner, aide to Gov. Edmund G Brown Jr, said he asked a Contra Costa County municipal judge to push the arraignment from March 20 to March 27.
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Albert Victory
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