Thousands of iron ore workers strike in Minnesota and Michigan
Thousands of United Steelworkers members walked off Northern Minnesota and Upper Michigan plants defying a no strike clause over pay and safety. About 14,000 Minnesota and 6,000 Michigan workers joined a first steel industry strike in years, threatening iron ore production nationwide. Detailing talks and positions, officials cited 2,250 unresolved issues and potential damages while noting most northern Minnesota operations halted at midnight.
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Minnesot
Upper Michigan
Minnesota
United Steelworkers
Wampler
Abiout
Hopivs Rom
Catcher
Pittsburgh
Miummnesota
North Korea proclaims 200 mile offshore military boundary
North Korea announces a 200 mile offshore military boundary extending into the Sea of Japan and Yellow Sea. The action, reportedly by the KPA supreme command, bars foreign military planes and ships, and accompanies a 200 mile economic zone. Observers warn it could heighten tensions around five western islands near Seoul once under UN Command. The move follows past claims and border jitters amid U S and South Korean cautions.
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North Koreatiakay Sienomec
Eranamic Sone
Eid
South Korea
Nort
Korean People's Army
Fisherien
North Korea
Kim Seung-un
Korea
United Nations Command
Sea of Japan
Yellow Sea
China
Soine
Seoul
Comamanist
U.N. Columar
Middle East peace ideas undisclosed sources reveal
Secretary of State Cyrus R. Warne is weighing undisclosed ideas for Middle East peace talks and a two-state settlement as he begins discussions with Arab and Israeli leaders. He plans further talks with foreign ministers in New York next month while Vance tours the region to push a Geneva framework and possible temporary trusteeship for disputed lands.
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Barry Schweid
Washington Jary
Cyrus
R. Warne
Sige
Mildle East
New York
Carter Administratien Nas
Anontier Vance
Vance
Washington
Geneva
Dorian Hiver
Acah
I Iraeli
Israghi
Menaher Begin
Iwavl
Tivisions
Sadat backs Khadafi ouster and accuses Soviet pilots
In an ABC interview Sadat said he did not seek Khadafi's overthrow but supports it as beneficial for Arabs and world. He alleged Soviet provocation in Libya Egypt fighting, protested Soviet helicopters near Egyptian radar, and urged readiness to include the PLO in Geneva talks amid cautious Israel peace aims.
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Feyge Kan
Anwar Sadat
Libya
Moammaar Khadat
Khadat
Sadat
Khadafi
ABC
Soviet Union
Egy
Moscow
Israel
Palestine Liberation Organization
Geneva
Survey predicts smaller cars and faster planes in 1987
RH Bruskin Associates surveyed 2531 Americans, finding 53 percent expect smaller cars and 30 percent faster planes in the next decade. Respondents foresee mixed TV changes, more emphasis on crime avoidance, and rising energy concerns driving auto costs and fuels.
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Louise Cook
United States
RH. Bruskin Associates
Uni
Bruskin
Sec
Sidney Rowland
Project Uigelor
Rowland
Prople
MW Pry
Howland
Cen
British defense chief apologizes for momentary distraction
Defense Secretary Mulley apologized to Queen Rivabell I after appearing to doze during a Royal Air Force review marking the Queen's Silver Jubilee. He said the lapse was temporary and expressed regret for any impression of disrespect to the Queen and Prince Philip as the Rad Arrows flew overhead at Finley air base near Doncaster.
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Rivabell I
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Royal Air Force
Malley
Maley
Prince Philip
Winningley Air Bast
Doncaster
England
Rad Arrows
Muttey
Ile
Corderman Sworn In as Youngest Maryland Judge
Corderman becomes the youngest judge on the Fourth Circuit of Maryland. The ceremony in Western Maryland noted his rapid ascent and the support from state senators, lawyers, and colleagues. Daniel Muylat, Lynn Meyers, and others attended as Corderman took the oath for the remainder of the term.
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Moke P. Conderman
Hal Corcuit
Maryland
Ciftorenin Secontes
Eimut Court
le Rosin
Fhsukeld
Watts
Armiee H
Daniel Muylat
Ani
Nivel
Washingtounty Ghir Association
Lynn Meyers
Comfornan Douk Tia Ath
Allie
Waterat
Corderanin Ful md
Leach
Caron
Leon Omar Uihwes
Senate
Otterman
Arnott Tinea
Toda
Harold Naughton
Dodge Antes
Gotsly
Cunber
Fred Thier
Garrett County
Cordornian
Ke Voningest
Tle Fenteuh Cireatt Beh
Alaska wildfires force fighters back amid record heat
Fires across Alaska push crews back to protect native lands as temperatures near 90 degrees. by STEVE WEINER AP. Evacuations planned for villages near the Kuskokwim River basin. thousands of acres burned, hundreds of firefighters deployed, smoke reaching Eastern Siberia.
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Anchoragh
Alaska
Sasha
Wight
Bureau of Land Monsement
Sainday
Wome
Keral
Tilingameki
National Weather Service
BLM
Richard LeDosquet
Dlaska
Lelaossot
Atyina
MC Shuagnak
DEM
Spelire
AO Dringer
Tanana
Dames
Mhisku
Wisconsin tornado damage nears fifty million dollars
Tornadoes ripped through northwestern Wisconsin injuring several and destroying dozens of homes and farm buildings. In Chippewa County about 3,500 residents faced severe losses as destruction spread to Hamge and surrounding towns. Federal aid was sought for 19 counties as officials assessed the toll.
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Wis
Wisconsin
Suludhay Mgh
Storss
Martin Schreiber
Sail
Federal Disaster Assistance Administration
Hamage
OSS
Mas Chippewa County
Ahoul
Luis Neotz
Bardty
Reete
Alhough al
Tate
Inside the Mail Today County Emergency Phone System
An article on Page 3 reports on new emergency phone system plans for the county and details a one million dollar payoff related to the project. It notes involvement by the Teavtatere Union and references coverage continued on Page 5.
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Duatice Depl. Balieows Nise
Teavtatere Union
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