t COLUMBIA MISSOURIAN, Saturday, March 28, 1981 Page 2A Miners shut down U.S. coal mines I United Press International Both tiie UMW and state police j Newsmakers throughout the coal fields reported ey-- mines in the early Actress Liv Ullmann attended the The nation's 160,000 union miners Dissidents denounce pact as 'sellout' erything at the Atlantic Records reception pro- shut down the 'soft coal industry Fri- hours olthe strike. i gram day, and dissidents denounced a tenta- A UMW spokesman said the strike ; at the United Nations this unionized soft-coa- l ; ad-van- ce tive contract agreement as a "sellout" shut down all the week and received a $400,000 per-- and "not worth a dime." proposed contract provision that would turn, he said, the companies were ex- mines, which in 1980 produced : on sales of the record album 830J4 mil-- non-unio- n output of ; "Concerts for the People of Kampu- The strike by members of the United allow producers to use coal panding benefits to miners' widows. cent of the nation's 12:01 lion tons. ".' Mine Workers union started at without paying royalty fees. I thought would have A I chea." The money is being donated "If that hurt . stockpiles... of a.m. EST when their old three-ye-ar Charleston, W. va., several hun- the union agreed to The industry reported t by the record company to UNICEF In I wouldn't have it," t Mor-gantow- n, end of January and Ms. Ullmann is "the goodwill pact expired. UMW President Sam dred miners shouted down a local he said at a news, conference in 177 million tons at the rank-and-fi- the rate of r Church Jr. urged the le to union leader when he tried to explain W. Va. and was producing coal at ambassador" of that organization. March. f two-thir- ds week in carrying out Ms. Ul- ratify the tentative new agreement in the tentative agreement. Church predicted of the 19 million tons a In her duties was expected, as it fol-- i lmann travels around the world in- union hall balloting Tuesday and pre- "It's a piece of garbage," yelled one strikers would ratify the pact and re- The walkout would only lowed the traditional UMW "no con- - i vestigating refugee problems. At dicted the walkout last a miner. turn to work by Thursday. The pact ' United few days. Church said the royalty issue was provides a 38 percent increase of tract, no work" policy. , . the Nations affair hosted by Local 1945 at f Hugh Downs, Church was confronted by about 200 blown out of proportion. wages and benefits. Ken Luke, president of she told an interview- Co., said he hurts to be hungry, angry miners at a union meeting in a The union chief said the tentative "This contract is not worth a dime," the Southern Ohio Coal t er "it homeless, to reject the j alone. All of us know this to some movie house in Fairmont, W.Va. They contract would no longer require com- said Roy Phillips, chairman of the would urge all the miners degree we must go back to that shouted at the union chief, "Sellout. panies to pay a $1.90-per-t-on royalty to. union committee at Local 1812 at the pact. . . .. 1" sold fund scab coal deal is awful, Luke ; feeling to understand the refugees You us out, Sam." the union health and welfare on Bethlehem Steel Corp. mine . near "That plight. Kids are dying in Cambodia The miners said they objected to the non-uni- on coal they process. But in re Neon,Ky. said at the Fairmont rally. ; every day. We must give more and it will reflect good back to Amer- ica." U.S. lifestyles Lynn Anderson Economic indicators drop again Poor guy. He's 32 years old but he Expecting second child still needs his mama's okay to get WASHINGTON (UPI) - The gov- rowed during February to $3.15 billion improvement. harm health, married. But there was little choice ernment's index of leading economic an improvement over January A major element pulling down the in- for Prince Charles. The Royal Mar- indicators declined for the third largely due to a S2 billion increase in dicators was a shortening of the aver- straight month in February, the gov- exports over imports of manufactured age workweek, the first such decline officials say ; riage act of 1772, passed because Singer Cher is angry $5 million ' I ernment admin- Si- - King George III was furious at his worth. She has filed a breach of con- reported Friday. But goods like autos and airplanes. since April of last year. But employ- Bal-dri- ge Health risk ap- brother marrying a young widow, tract suit against Forum magazine, istration spokesmen said there should Commerce Secretary Malcolm ment in Febuary increased by more ATLANTA (UPI) 300.000 indicate many deaths requires the Queen to give her for- The Star and freelance journalist be no "alarm" a recession might be on said the series of declines in the than jobs, leading Reardon to praisal studies way. the fig- prevented in the next 10 years mal consent to Prince Charles' Fred Bobbins for commercially ex- the leading indicators "should not be a believe latest leading indicator could be The composite index of leading indi- cause serious But he said, ure was influenced by statistical by changes in the American lifestyle, marriage to Lady Diana next July. ploiting an interview she granted. for alarm." a " cators declined by 0.3 percent in Feb- "It does indicate a potential weakening quirk based on a week's worth of bad federal health officials said Friday. But Queen Elizabeth is not the one Her suit charges the interview was -- ruary, while January's drop was re- and a slowdown in the growth of the weather. The national Center for Disease Coo- - put of true in---forma- to obstacles in the path planned for US magazine, but after was based on tion -- vised to 0.6 percent The indicators economy." Baldrige agreed, saying, "We expect trol said the forecast love. She appeared before the coun- review, the magazine found it ob- ap-- gave to showed a December sag of 0.1 percent An economist for the U.S. Chamber that several of the indicators such as collected in health risk ? cil Friday and her consent jectionable because it focused on -- be- questionnaires completed ata . the nuptials. "rehashing" her personal life rath- after revision. of Commerce said the "decline is mild average workweek were depressed praisal The leading indicators are intended and can be explained away." cause of unusual circumstances such series of health fairs held last spring. er than her career objectives. US lifestyles touched on in magazine reportedly paid Robbins to forecast economic trends, and three Paul Reardon, associate chief econo- as weather conditions." Some of the Lynn Anderson's career hasn't three-mont- h questionnaires dealt in- consecutive monthly drops have been mist for the chamber, said the latest Similar declines prior to the health fair too lately call to for his interview and used a new seat-be- us-- been active and a one sign of an impending recession. figures would point to a slowdown as the 1980 and 1973-7-4 recession all dem- with smoking, drinking, lt - re- terview instead. The suit complains her home in Lake Charles, La., At the same time, the government early as the third quarter of this year, onstrated steeper drops in more of the age, exercise habits and excessive . in- the original Robbins interview later : vealed why. "The reason for my reported the nation's trade deficit nar-- when all the other readings point to an available indicators. weight. activity as an entertainer is that appeared in Forum magazine, many deaths . said on "appeal- "Indications are that I'm at present extremely preg- which she focuses possibly prevented in the stu- ing to the public's prurient and las- could be nant," she said. "The baby is due in population in the next 10 years Kre-- ". civious interests." dy about two weeks." . Media killers spondents comply with recommends--tion-s may help Atlanta's ed for altering their health-relat- ATLANTA (UPI) FBI agents re- In noting the killers may be taking the killer's method. behaviors," the CDC said in its Mor : vealed that they have three or four sus- their cues from the news media, the The revelation late Thursday by FBI bidity and Mortality Weekly Report. -- -. pects in Atlanta's black child murders police source, who asked not to be spokesman Ed Gooderham was the The CDC published a chart showing Two death row prisoners but a police source said Friday the kill- named, said the killers have started first time federal authorities have ac- the number of preventable deaths per.. . ers could be staying one jump ahead of varying the ways in which they dispose knowledged having any suspects in the 100,000 population in the next 10 years, the law by following the progress of the of the bodies, further complicating the siayings of the 20 children' and the dis- by age, race and sex, starting at age 15 denied stays of execution investigation through the news media. probe for investigators. appearance of two others over the past and extending through 74. "Based on the attitude of the killer, In early cases, the bodies were found 20 months. The preventable death figures were . BATON ROUGE, La. (UPI) - Two two other men were put to death in an- we don't know where the heck we in secluded, wooded areas of south At- "We have suspects in three or four of the largest for the older population ' condemned men, both scheduled to die other double hanging on the Kansas ought to be searching now," said the lanta. However, four of the five last the killings," Gooderham said. He indi- groups, larger in most cases for blacks -- Tuesday in Louisiana's electric chair, gallows. source, who noted the killers have bodies found have been found outside cated however, that these were all in than for whites, and larger for males' lost appeals for stays of executions Fri- Despite the legal maneuverings, changed methods of operation after Fulton County, two were in water and cases authorities believe are isolated. than females. day, and one turned to Gov. Dave guards at the Louisiana State Prison at learning through the news media that one was beside a busy office complex. "We have no single suspect in the pat- Treen for a last-minu- te reprieve. Angola prepared for the double execu- certain patterns had been noted in the "We put him on notice in the media," tern killings." 29-year-- old Robert Wayne Williams, the six-fo- crimes. the source said, criticizing earlier new tions and readied the state's ot killings convicted killer of a Baton Rouge Of the 22 children involved, 20 have reports, about fibers being found on Pattern is the FBI's term for electric chair dubbed "Gruesome those murders believed committed by grocery store guard, and Timothy Gertie" years ago by convicts. been found slain and two are officially some of the bodies connecting the kill- George Baldwin, the 43-year-- old mur- listed as missing. Authorities for ings. "Each time we run something, he the same person because of method derer of an elderly woman, would be- If the double executions come off as had suspects in four or changes." and evidence. Sources report federal months have agents have established no more than planned, corrections officials said Wi- Vtudio - come the first to die in twin executions five of the crimes in some instances Meanwhile, FBI agents say they i r- re- lliams would die first because his death three. of Atlanta's 20 murders as "pat- since the U.S. Supreme Court family who they believe have suspects in three or four of the 20 M9-770- : members tern killings." 1029 E. Walnut 0 instated the death penalty in 1976. warrant was signed first. killed in fits of anger but do not have black child murders, but have no sin- One of the last double executions was Williams, who would be the first enough evidence to prosecute. ' gle suspect in the "pattern killings" the 1965 hanging of Richard Hickock black executed since 1968, was turned The other siayings, or the "pattern those believed connected because of and Perry Smith in Kansas for the down by a federal district court judge killings," are the ones under the most murders of the Clutter family, the sto- Friday in his bid for a new trial. His intense investigation. Virtually all in- - ry told by Truman Capote in his- book lawyers immediately headed for the vestigators involved believe there is - Columbia Missourian "In Cold Blood." Two months later. U.S. 5th Circuit Court of Appeal. more than one killer. 9th & Hm Columbia, Mo. 65201 Telephone, 442-316- 1 NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE FORECAST to 7 PM EST 3-2- 8-81 (for all departments) . ., 29.77 Motorcyclists! (USPS 124-06- 0) 30.00 tSTf f a Published daily (except Mondays and the day following a legal holiday) by the Missourian Publishing Association, Inc., 31 1 S. Ninth St., Columbia, Mo. 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