Owners ask mine strike ban link Boyle ouster
A federal district court will hear a petition from the Bituminous Coal Operators Association seeking a temporary restraining order and permanent injunction to halt a coal miners strike tied to court-ordered removal of Tony Boyle as a trustee of the UMW Welfare and Retirement Fund. The strike, centered in West Virginia and spreading to Kentucky Ohio Virginia and Alabama, threatens coal production and possible impact on steel and power reserves.
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UMW
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Soviet cosmonauts pass 250 hours in space on Salyut
Soviet Union cosmonauts Lt Col Georgi Dobrovolsky Vladislav Volkov and Viktor Patsayev have surpassed 250 hours aboard the Salyut space station. Observers say the extended stay could set a new endurance record as the trio follows a daily routine of sleep exercise work and relaxation with the prospect of a fresh crew relieving them as the mission extends.
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Freed Soviet freighter sails for Japan
A Soviet freighter named Suleyman Stalskiy left San Francisco bound for Japan after a U.S. marshal seizure was ruled illegal by Judge George B. Harris. The vessel had been held for six days in Alameda as security for a 377000 damage suit filed by Prelude Corp of Westport Point, Massachusetts, alleging Russian trawlers damaged lobster gear off Nantucket.
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Times stops articles on war court to rule Friday on loan
The New York Times halted publication of material from a secret Pentagon Viet Nam war study under a federal court restraining order. Judge Gurfein set a Friday hearing and refused to order surrender of documents. The Justice Department said publication could injure national defense. The Times argued the move was unconstitutional prior restraint and editorialized against censorship.
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Times Series on Pentagon Study War Involvement
The Times began a multi installment series based on a 7000 page Pentagon study of U S involvement in Indochina ordered by Defense Secretary McNamara in 1967. The FBI is reviewing possible criminal violations tied to the publication while government officials cite risks to foreign relations.
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Tonkin Gull
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Record 438 degrees as 2000 attend LCCC commencement
Lorain County Community College held its eighth commencement with a crowd estimated at 2,000 in the Courtyard. The ceremony awarded a record 438 associate degrees, followed by a reception in the College Center Building hosted by the Women's Club. Rob Thomas provides photos on page 13.
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Grumman backs F-14 cuts until overruns settled
Grumman Aircraft Corp backs halting F-14 funding until cost overruns are resolved. The firm welcomed House moves to strip $806 million from the $21.9 billion weapons bill while Pentagon reviews the $2 billion overrun. Critics say renegotiation may raise per-plane costs as purchases shrink to cap total outlay.
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Bolt hits tower delays Apollo 15 flight tests
CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) The Space Agency postponed the final 17 hours of flight-readiness tests on Apollo 15 to replace suspect equipment after lightning struck the 446 foot umbilical tower for the second night. Ground power lines were damaged, delaying tests but not the July 26 liftoff. Engineers planned to resume at midnight to verify all systems and ground support readiness.
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