Thousands of Women Arrested at Seneca Army Depot Protest
ROMULUS NY AP More than 200 women were arrested as about 1,900 protesters demonstrated at the Seneca Army Depot against nuclear weapons. Demonstrators tied banners to fences, climbed over barriers, and waved flags while counterdemonstrators from nearby towns jeered. Governor Cuomo dispatched 125 state police to the scene as the event drew national attention.
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Seneca Army Depot
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Connie McKenna
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Grand jury reconvenes in spanking death case in W V
A special grand jury in Jefferson County reconvened to hear from Stuart Green about the October two hour spanking death of 2 year old Joseph Green at Stonegate. His parents, Charles Town case, face involuntary manslaughter charges and conspiracy counts. The proceeding follows prior contempt rulings and awaits potential further indictments.
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W.va
Jefferson County
Braun Hamstead
Stuart Green
Joseph Green
Hamstead
Monongalia County
Dorothy McClellan
Stonegate
Morgantown
Green
Mrs. Green
Stone Talks Again With Nicaraguans
U S special envoy Richard Stone concluded a 10 day tour with talks in Managua with Daniel Ortega and Miguel D Escoto calling the discussions useful He planned to brief Washington before departing and said the talks were confidential He also met Salvadoran rebel leaders in Bogota and El Salvador as tension along the Nicaragua Honduras border drew attention from regional officials.
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Nicaragua
U.S
Richard Stone
Colombia
Washington
Daniel Ortega
Miguel D’escoto
D’escoto
Stone
Ortega
Yuri Joachim
Soviet Union
Roger Gamble
Bogota
Ruben Zamora
Honduras
Anastasio Somoza
United States
Zamora
Salvadoran
Democratic Revolutionary Front
Farabundo Marti National Liberation Front
Greenspan warns governors of slow 1984 recovery at budget summit
Portland Maine AP economist Alan Greenspan told governors that 1984 will see a dramatic slowdown in the recovery unless a bipartisan domestic summit drafts a plan to cut federal deficits. He warned that high deficits and interest rates endanger growth and called for shared political pain.
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Maine
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Ford
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Bob Kerrey
Nebraska
George Bush
Kerrey
Bush
Central America
William D. Ruckelshaus
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Economist
Weather outlook and local notices from Princeton and Grundy
Tuesday will be partly cloudy with highs in the upper 70s to upper 80s and clearing overnight. Wednesday brings mostly sunny skies and 80s, with Thursday to Saturday forecast for fair weather and scattered thunderstorms by Saturday. County Commission allocates funds to Brush Creek Watershed Project. Steller named to national committee. Grundy explores hotel possibility.
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Brush Creek
Water Rates To Go Up In West Virginia
West Virginia Water Co. customers numbering 85,000 face a 12.3 percent rate increase this month unless the Public Service Commission overturns a hearing examiner ruling. The hike, set to take effect Aug. 26, would raise annual revenues by 2.85 million dollars, with residential bills rising about 1.79 dollars to 16.33 for the typical 4,391 gallon monthly usage. The decision also orders a seven year meter testing cycle to improve compliance.
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Public Service Commission
Charles D. Perfater
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PSC Consumer Advocate Division
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