Turkeys and broilers seen cheaper for Thanksgiving and Christmas
The Agriculture Department says turkey prices may average 58 to 60 cents a pound on the New York wholesale market this fall, down from 77.1 cents last year, with broilers at 35 to 37 cents a pound. The NY market guides national pricing as seasonal declines pass through to consumers. Circuit Judge Louis Garippo notes that trying all 33 charges at trial would be lengthy and costly, setting January 7 as the start date.
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Agriculture Department
New York
Louis Garippo
Terry Sullivan
Gacy
Thatcher checks Ulster security in Belfast visit
British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher toured Belfast to review security after Mountbatten’s murder and IRA violence. She met ministers and security chiefs, with talk of redeploying troops and beefing up police, while a Brussels bandstand bombing and a Protestant backlash added regional tension.
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Northern Ireland
UPI
Margart Thatcher
IRA
Lord Mountbatten
Ulster
Mountbatten
Thatcher
Humphrey Atkins
Queen Elizabeth
Dickie
Grande Place
Brussels
Belgium
Ulster Freedom Fighters
Mrs. Thatcher
Airey Neave
House of Commons
London
Government cites $1.75 million loss for early SS payments
The Social Security Administration will mail 9 billion in checks three days early to avoid delay due to Labor Day. Officials say the early mailing costs 1.75 million in lost interest, but September checks will reach recipients on time.
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Washington
Duncan pledges oil assurance for Northeast winter
Energy Secretary Charles Duncan, sworn in Friday, met nine Northeast governors in Boston to promise sufficient heating oil this winter. He aims to secure 10 million barrels of SPR storage in New England with potential for another 10 million barrels, seeking congressional approval.
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Boston
Charles Duncan
Northeast
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U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve
New England
Pioneer 11 Sends First Photos of Iapetus En Route to Saturn
Mountain View California AP reports Pioneer 11 has sent back first images of Iapetus as it speeds toward Saturn at 50 000 mph. NASA Ames researchers expect more photos of the ringed planet surpassing Earth telescope views while the probe nears its six year two billion mile mission to survey Saturn, its rings and eight of its ten moons. CHICAGO AP John Gacy to be tried once on charges of murdering 33 young men and boys.
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Mountain View
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Saturn
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Ames Research Center
Chicago
John Gacy
Tropical low threat to Laguna Madre oil spill cleanup
Coast Guardsmen continued efforts to contain oil from a blown Mexican well as a tropical low mood moved offshore toward the Laguna Madre. Scientists warn it could strengthen into a tropical storm Elena, potentially undermining floating barriers protecting the ecologically sensitive lagoon and its shrimp breeding grounds.
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Corpus Christi
Texas
Coast
Laguna Madre
Mexico
Coast Guard
Elena
World Warmer welcome for Mondale in Xian China
Vice President Walter Mondale arrived in Xian to an estimated crowd of about 100,000, with officials calling the turnout spontaneous and unprecedented. Deng Xiaoping saw Mondale off in Peking after Mondale's four day visit, described as very successful.
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China
Walter Mondale
Lian
Mondale
Peking
Deng Xiaoping
Teng Hsiao-ping
Happy Joe's Seeks Aggressive Grow-Driven Applicants
Advertisement invites motivated individuals to join Happy Joe's on Council St. NE. It highlights expansion, offers potential store ownership after two years, emphasizes hard work and long hours, and invites interested people to call or visit for an appointment.
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Happy Joe’s
Council St. N.E
Second rail union joins strike against Rock Island
A second rail union joined the Rock Island walkout disrupting grain and produce shipments. UTU members walked off at 6 a.m. after the clerks struck for retroactive pay totaling 14 million dollars. The strike affected 7,200 miles of track and 27,000 suburban riders in Illinois and nearby states.
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Chicago
Rock Island
Harold Nelson
United Transportation Union
UTU
Brotherhood of Railway and Airline
Rock Island and Pacific
Joliet
Ill
Illinois
Iowa
Minnesota
Missouri
Kansas
Colorado
New Mexico
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Louisiana
Tennessee
Nebraska
Hurricane David skirts Barbados toward Martinique and Dominica
Hurricane David, packing 140 mph winds, skirted Barbados and veered toward Martinique and Dominica. The storm, 35 miles southeast of Martinique, moved northwest at 14 mph, with warnings for Guadeloupe and diminished alerts for St Lucia and Barbados. No casualties reported as authorities monitor its path toward Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands.
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David
Barbados
Martinique
Dominica
U.S. National Weather Service
Lesser Antilles
Tion
Virgin Islands
United States
Guadeloupe
St. Lucia
St. Vincent and the Grenadines
South America
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