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"let hjstorv record that te "extremely high” a suggested Reagan mgSii by 95 votes ui a Hon hast 1 51 The margin alt jority ed out was 7? on the aa critical tally tame to a standstill for hr funeral 3000 people joined dutnrt wafek jU vote os tk when told the budget plan landslide taidkc O Neill conrrdrd IVmorraia drfcrtioos w Sf-ak- Sands death mourned by 200 Bf LI AST Northern Ireland APt — Three masked IRA gunmen fired voile over the coffin of Rofibv Sands m a funeral fieucesskm of 20000 mourners through Belfast before the hunyee striker was buried among the graves of hundreds of other Irish ac tivists A bugler played "Tbe Last Bat as the coffin draped with a green white and orange Irish flay with a black beret and gloves on was lowered into the earthtoptn an Irish Republican Army cemetery plot Sands’ son Gerard watched with Sands’ sister Marcella Kelly who stood with Her arm around the As Belfast Catholic areas ( ' "J' 3"soo fntjsjos ? t 00 U5U ID fjUurr 9 0 erqred midnight movie TKEBEATiire (y pnarsiKin a silent march of mourning Rioters hijaikrd two tries crews cars erne used bv CBS-Tand another brhmg-mo a British scacn Tekvvuun Police said several other vr hairs were hijac ked and that a polar car was fired on There were no immediate ttpom of injuries In Belfast security fbrtrs were on alert and deployed around the city but deliberate-lkept a low profile Troops put up vast canvas screens alongside the sole Protestant housing district Suffolk BU k Road near the route of the procession Security forces diverted the m (ic y y from the a detour of iba a mile Civilian scans bLm k arm bands ducce in and pedestrian e The pnoctx the cemetery from Si L Church in ihe West Bd four-mil- ' was W Catholic district tingle bagpiper Obierver laid it biggest funeral prorata held here for an Irak s donalist Sands’ ptni P held a Requiem Mas Luke's Church TV pm sion stopped outwit tV i emetery in the Cathok Andersonstown drnnfl b ta firing of the volleys I R A organiaen sadpsk were at the cemetery Coal strike talks resume in Washington WASHINGTON (AP)— Negotiation between the United Mine Workers and the soft coal industry resumed T hursday after a break but there was no indication he talks would bring quick end to the 4 2 day-old nationwide strike UMW President Sam Church said just prior to the bargaining session that the union is not ready to on its demands and -- three-wee- k com-promi- rolun COUNTRY ' 't :f f A i :t rJQ U)r (Tiff CAQW!) cum union spokesman Eldon Association refused to C alien said a quick settlement reporters' question) b not likely walked into the negoti "We know they’re not goa Washington hotelofft ing to do it by today” Callen Brown had called ! I m convinced session of that last tintalk at I know there's die going to be a 17 saying then that lot of tough bafp1® to bargaining It was not ready could be done in a short realistically amount of time but I just dul don't expect it" Callen I made demands Brown chief o remained negotiator for the industry’s last session Bituminous Coal Operators table 1 - - maim-uni- on - Idaho Senator favors BOISE Idaho (AP) — Sen James McClure aid Friday it’s time to move the US Senate "out of the shadow of secrecy into the broad daylight of public scrutiny” MiClure testified before the fVnate Rules and Administra-tuCommittee in favor of a Ml providing for television m id5t and radio brodcasti Senate proceeding-Simila- r broadcastiJH been allowed in the the last two years time has cotne to move out of the the secrecy and into of public daylight said McClure in for the "The i |