Why U S steel won't sell amid dumping claims
Washington reports seven U S steel firms filed about 3 million pages of complaints accusing 11 countries Britain France Belgium West Germany Luxembourg Netherlands Italy Brazil Spain South Africa Romania of dumping to curb prices. The industry cites subsidized exports and unprofitable mills as layoffs grow, while imports argue blame lies in obsolete plants and high U S wages.
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Guard's suit links King Tut curse to his stroke
San Francisco police lieutenant George E. LaBrash seeks $18,400 disability pay claiming the curse of King Tut may have caused his 1979 stroke while guarding the golden funeral mask during the Tutankhamun exhibit tour. He argues the stress of guarding the artifact and the deaths tied to Tut's find support his claim.
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Rebels training in California desert base Camp Yumani
Cubans and Nicaraguans seeking to overthrow leftist regimes are undergoing paramilitary training at Camp Yumani, a desert base in Southern California run by Alpha 66. Authorities confirmed the camp's existence but would not reveal its exact location in San Bernardino County. A deputy, who asked to remain anonymous, said they wanted to avoid trouble. The camp on private land has been known to authorities since a November KABC-TV report.
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Reagan weighs tax hike options as deficit grows
Washington based report notes President Reagan studies possible tax increases on alcohol tobacco and gasoline while pledging no final decision. He plans Friday meetings with Senate Republican leaders and aims to decide by week’s end. Also on agenda are the 1983 federal budget and a national commission to curb drunken driving.
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Reagan groups blast Reagan record on women appointees
A coalition of women’s groups criticizes President Reagan for few women in government posts and almost none in district courts. They note 43 of 400 Senate confirmed administration jobs were held by women and contrast roles with Carter era gains. Sandra Day O’Connor’s Supreme Court seat is praised but not enough to close the gap.
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