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The dissidents in the latest proposal include three members of the Soviet branch of Amnesty International, Sergej Kovaljov, Eduard Kusnetsov and Valentin Moras. Amnesty COPENHAGEN (AP)-The Danish Sakharov committee said Friday Chile would agree to exchange 13 political prisoners for 13 prisoners from camps in the Soviet Union. The committee has sent a list of 13 dissidents to the Soviet authorities, recommending their exchange. But so far there has been no reply from Moscow, the organization said. THE SAKHAROV com 'AJ Cold Wo.Vk I0W Bom CSS3 CMifortobt, X-ttl mitt rAunrtic, m.

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Sunset today at 7:30 p.m. Sunrise tomorrow at 5:51 a.m. Highest 87 in 1942. Lowest 36 in 1911 Highest last year 66, PRECIPITATION For the day ending at 9 p.m. .1 Total this month 7.70; excess 4.11.

Total this year 19.33; excess 1.56. HUMIDITY at 9 p.m. 61 BAROMETER at 9 p.m. 30.01. rising.

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www NORTH ALABAMA Sunny, todoy with high i lowor 70s; fair tonight, tomorrow; low tonight near 50s. WYESfilllcl 1 i I I rfttHttmimuwimtmuMimmmtmSi1mWW UMW Decision Navajo Medicine Men Fee Coverage Rejected Velvet Swivel Rocker $127 Clearly a Fashion save $173 reg. $200; Special 6 Hour Price! ii mi i SMmist willow sienna rest wedgewood A handsoTMe planter that hos the clear sparkle on glass but is really easy core for, sturdy kicite! It holds your real crvi artificial plants, ond woter con-not stoin Why not two in near by windows for lovely occent? save $233 Midnioht Black Kissed by Chrome A reolly elegant look in a truly comfortable sofo! Its full 8r long, and covered in obulous fur like fabric in midnight black. The chrome bands are easy to keep shining, and odd a fabulous touch of doss! Matching pieces available! for union benefit payments. It added that the decision does not reflect on the type of care provided.

THE PROPOSAL came up at the UMW national convention last October and was referred to a board of three trustees in February. 'One represents the coal operators, one the union and the third is neutral," said Shirley. "Between them, they denied it." While union benefits cover the cost of treatment by medical doctors, most of the UMW members working on the reservation have health care provided by the U.S. Public Health Service, Shirley said. "RIGHT now, they're (UMW headquarters) saving a bunch of money," he said, adding that "we might appeal their decision, and perhaps it could be an issue at contract negotiations this fall.

Pete Martin, of the Navajo Office of Labor Relations, said use of medicine men is a way of life antong Navajo workers "It's By MIKE McCLOY PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP) The United Mine Workers union has refused to extend health and welfare coverage to fees charged by medicine men, disappointing some 750 Navajo coal miners. "We were very optimistic," said Tom Shirley, UMW international representative at Peabody Coal Co. mines at Black Mesa and Kayenta, Ariz. "We have a meeting coming up the first of May.

We just got the notice and I'm sure they'll be disappointed." RANK-AND-file miners had suggested extending the coverage, said Shirley. "They feel they should have it because it isn't any different than going to a medical doctor." They even had a list of coverage limits "all drawn out," Shirley said. "There are in the neighborhood of 25 to 30 ceremonies, and the fee ranges from $20 on up to $700." UMW trustees released a statement yesterday saying medicine men will not be included as providers of health care eligible part of their upbringing we utilize them for health and religion." Medicine men diagnose maladies through mysticism and close observation, "and then prescribe some sort of ceremony for mental, physical and spiritual treatment," said Martin. FOR A headache, Martin said, "the medicine man probably would tell the patient to rest for a while the same as a doctor. But if the patient complains all the time, the medicine man would do one of his diagnoses." The patient's family summons the medicine man and plays host to him during the treatment ceremony.

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