Koch Wins NYC Mayoral Race In Landmark Victory
Democratic Congressman Edward I. Koch defeated three opponents to become New York City’s 105th mayor. With Bess Myerson and Gov. Hugh Carey backing him, Koch pledged a hard working administration to cut costs and crack down on crime. He led over Mario Cuomo as results showed Koch at 50 percent with 76 percent of precincts reporting. Democrats Carol Bellamy and Harrison J. Goldin won reelection routs for City Council president and city comptroller.
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National off year results show Governors and mayors shifted
United Press International sums up state and city results. Virginia elected Governor John Dalton defeating Henry Howell as Mills Godwin left office. Lieutenant Governor Charles Robb, Lyndon Johnsons son in law, won for the Democrats. New Jersey re elected Brendan Byrne over Raymond Bateman. New York elected Ed Koch as mayor, Albany re elected Erastus Corning II to a 10th term. Detroit and Cleveland also saw decisive mayoral outcomes.
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Shocking estimates at Legionnaires hearing in Atlanta
CDC director Dr William Foege estimated 15000 to 45000 Americans may fall ill yearly with Legionnaires disease and 2000 to 6000 may die The hearing examined the CDC probe into the disease with possible roles for soil disturbance and air conditioning Foege cited a Nottingham England outbreak with 13 severe pneumonia cases and four deaths The Senate subcommittee headed by Senator Edward Kennedy to hear on CDC research and public pressure results.
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Israelis Launch Retaliatory Air Strike in Southern Lebanon
Israeli forces conducted a retaliatory air strike against Palestinian targets in southern Lebanon and warned Arab guerrillas to abide by a U S position amid rising tensions in the region.
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Bennington man dies after truck hits elm tree
Luther Jesse Reed III a 20 year old of Chapel Road died after his 1970 Ford pickup crashed at 3 40 p m on Old Dump Road near North Branch Street striking an elm at high speed. Witnesses said the pace was fast and the truck left the road before hitting the tree. Reed died in Putnam Memorial Hospital after emergency treatment for severe internal head injuries. Police report other arrests and incidents linked to a stolen car chase in Bennington this morning.
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Zisk Signs with Rangers In Major League Move
Coverage notes Zisk has signed with the Texas Rangers in a major league move. Highlights include reaction from teammates and expectations for his role this season. The article also features photos from the last game and previews the team’s upcoming schedule.
Carter Says U S Energy Gluttony Hurts Nation
President Carter declares Americans are the worst energy gluttons and must change to protect jobs and security. He outlines a three-part test for any energy bill, vows vetoes for proposals failing fairness, conservation, and economic responsibility, and notes industry pressure blocked his plan. He cites proposals on natural gas and oil pricing and warns higher prices are inevitable.
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CSSV ends fight against Route 7 plans in Bennington County
The Conservation Society of Southern Vermont drops its court challenge to a new Route 7 corridor citing lack of public support for alternatives before a major financial commitment. CSSV will not withdraw its environmental concerns but ceases participation. attorney Harvey D. Carter will continue opposing the project for clients Lon Wasco and Leon R. Eldred.
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Burr & Burton Seminary Going Public a touchy issue vents
The Burr and Burton Seminary in Manchester traces its 1833 incorporation and private governance. Trustees meet behind closed doors, sparking resident concern over transparency while a 1976 capital drive funds expansion. Parents and officials lack a voice as meetings remain closed.
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