Bolivian climbers reach crash site of Eastern jet
Bolivian team ascends 21000 feet in heavy snow to the Simant One high peak and reports no survivors aboard the Eastern Airlines Boeing 727 crashed near La Paz. They confirm wreckage visibility and identify Americans among the 29 aboard while weather hampers retrieval efforts.
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Houston
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Royce Fichte
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U.S. Air Force
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Clairton Faces Budget Crisis as US Steel Cuts Hit City
Clairton struggles after US Steel reduces its payroll from 5,400 to 1,200, slashing $285 million in municipal taxes and forcing layoffs in police and city services. The city replaced its fire department with volunteers to save costs, but residents voted to keep full time protection. Mayor Pastore remains hopeful as the mill plans three new batteries and 200 hires, supported by commuter tax payments.
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Faith group vies for change amid plant layoffs
The Rev Garrett Dorsey of St Stephen Roman Catholic Church leads a pragmatic push with the Network and DMS to spotlight joblessness in the Pittsburgh area. They staged protests at Mellon Bank and a church, while calls grow for a Steel Valley Authority to broker plant deals, halt demolitions, or take over mills.
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Chernenko says USSR ready for urgent arms talks
President Chernenko told reporters the Soviet Union is prepared for urgent and effective measures to curb the arms race and urged the United States to adopt Soviet proposals for a nuclear arms freeze and a formal superpower agreement renouncing first use. He noted talks begin in Geneva with Gromyko and Shultz to set subjects and goals for future negotiations.
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VA boss seeks health care law s repeal
VA Administrator Harry Walters calls for repeal or revision of the law granting free VA medical care to all veterans at 65 and older. He argues the swelling veteran population and fairness require reconsideration, with means testing tightening for under 65s and non service connected care. Walters cites potential impact and plans to seek feedback from Legion and VFW groups before final rules.
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Veterans Administration
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Auto industry rides crest into 1985 with profit forecast
The US auto industry recovers from 1982 plunge with Detroit 1984 sales the best since 1979. Industry expects a record $10 billion profit in 1984 and cautious 1985 gains. Analysts warn a new recession could arrive by 1986 or 1987 as Ford projects a modest 1985 uptick and a plateau in demand.
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Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc
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