Boy 10 Loses Monopoly Bid in New York Championship
Angelo Repole, 10, Staten Island, failed to raise 1300 for Park Place rent against defending champ Dana Terman, 23, Wheaton Md, in a tuxedo match at the Palace Restaurant. Angelo jawsed the crowd as he exhausted nearly two hours of play while his mother Marti helped with bubble gum relief and spectators likened the scene to a Las Vegas high roller game.
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Angelo
United States
Staten Island
Dana Terman
Wheaton
Marti
Angela
Plush Palace
Las Vegas
St. Charles Place
Terman
Chicago delays teacher pay as funds shuffled
Chicago public schools will delay this week’s paychecks for five days to cover $89 million in short-term notes due Monday. The move came after a $37 million state advance and Gov. Thompson’s transfer of $120 million to the common school fund. Superintendent Hannon warned of layoffs and program cuts as he seeks a longer term fix and tax support.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Education
James Thompson
General Revenue Fund
Common School Fund
James Skilbeck
Thompson
Joseph Hannon
Darryl Zanuck in stable condition after pneumonia
In Palm Springs California Darryl Zanuck veteran 20th Century Fox figure age 77 is in satisfactory condition at Desert Hospital after pneumonia doctors say he entered the hospital October 28 with the illness Zanuck who helped launch careers of Tyrone Power James Cagney and Edward G Robinson is reported to be improving His wife Virginia notes a minor heart issue but says he is up and walking.
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Calif
Darryl Zanuck
20Th Century-Fox
Tyrone Power
James Cagney
Edward G. Robinson
Zanuck
Desert Hospital
Virginia
Unity plea from Kirkland sparks mixed union response
AFL-CIO president Lane Kirkland urges reunification of Teamsters and United Auto Workers under one labor roof after election, calling for a united front. Critics label his stance arrogant and worry it could hinder affiliation as he succeeds George Meany leading the 13.6 million member federation.
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Washington
Afl-Cio
Lane Kirkland
Teamsters
United Auto Workers
Hoboken
Kirkland
UAW
George Meany
Labor Federation
Meany
United Labor Front
Hostages freed unharmed in three state incidents
An unemployed woman seeking work a man trying to mend a breakup and a disabled man seeking attention held hostages at gunpoint then released them unharmed in Tennessee Alabama and Kentucky. Louis Posey 27 was jailed on armed and aggravated assault charges after a Knoxville classroom standoff. Emily Curtis 38 held three workers in Jackson before surrendering and was not charged. Joseph Blair 23 faced kidnapping counts after a six hour stand in Florence Kentucky over a past relationship.
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Alabama
Kentucky
Louis Posey
Knoxville, Tenn
Business College
Posey
Doug Norman
Lakeshore Mental Health Institute
Knoxville Business College
Emily Curtis
Dale Fortner
Blair
Julie Heeger
Washington Gov Reopens Hanford Waste Disposal Site
Governor Dixy Lee Ray ends six week closure of Hanford low level radioactive waste site. Utilities hospitals and other producers may resume shipments immediately if packaging and transport rules are met. Ray calls for more disposal sites and shared nuclear waste responsibility.
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Olympia
Wash
Washington
Dixy Lee Ray
Hanford
Three Mile Island
Ray
Congress
Panel splits on SALT II treaty in Senate panel
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee splits over SALT II with a majority urging ratification and arguing the treaty promotes deeper arms cuts while critics say it is unfair and unverifiable. The panel's 9 to 6 vote favored ratification, warning that defeating SALT II could spark a new arms race.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Soviet Union
Senate
Every Day Ad Wording Propels Gazette Classifieds
Classifieds blaze with daily ad ideas and practical placements. Readers discover affordable options to sell goods find services and locate jobs through a steady stream of compact notices. The page emphasizes value and quick visibility for local traders and residents.
Arab League Summit Opens With Oil Weapon Threat
Iraqi President Saddam Hussein calls for an all out economic offense against Israel's friends and allies at the Arab League summit urging use of the oil weapon to exploit the region's economic potential in a worldwide struggle against Israeli aggression.
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Arab League
Saddam Hussein
Israel
Hussein
Senate weighs Carter windfall tax plan amid holiday delay
Senate fights two attempts to weaken the windfall profits tax. Sen. Dale Bumpers sponsors an amendment to replace the Finance Committee bill with a $277 billion levy, directing half to Social Security cuts and offsetting energy costs. A vote may be delayed until after Thanksgiving recess as another Dole proposal to cut rates failed 58 to 32.
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Senate
Carter
Sen
Dale Bumpers
D-Ark
Senate Finance Committee
House
Finance Committee
Robert Dole
Bkan
Oil covers Galveston beaches after tanker spill
Oil from the Burmah Agate burn ing tanker has coated beaches along Galveston Island and could continue through Wednesday. The collision with the Mimosa near Galveston Ship Channel left 15 bodies recovered and 17 sailors missing and presumed dead. Galveston, a summer tourist area, faces beach closures and cleanup.
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Galveston
New York Court Expands Access to Pretrial Hearings
New York's Court of Appeals unanimously ruled that the public and press may attend many pretrial proceedings, limiting judges' ability to close courtrooms. The decision builds on a prior ruling that allowed excluding press from certain hearings and signals stricter scrutiny of closures.
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Albany
N.Y
Court of Appeals
Kaunda Mobilizes Forces After Zimbabwe Rhodesia Raids
President Kaunda declares a full scale war situation in Zambia after raids by Zimbabwe Rhodesia on Patriotic Front camps and Zambia’s lifelines to the sea. He accuses South Africa of conspiring in attacks since October, citing destroyed bridges and nine Zambian deaths. Grenada note mentions a new single runway airport.
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Lusaka
Zambia
Kenneth Kaunda
Zimbabwe
Rhodesia
Kaunda
Patriotic Front
South Africa
Cuba to aid Grenada with airport project and technicians
Grenada Prime Minister Maurice Bishop says Cuba will send 250 technicians and equipment valued in the millions of dollars to construct a new international airport. He credited discussions with Fidel Castro in New York during the U.N. General Assembly as the basis for the aid.
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Grenada
Cuba
Caribbean
Maurice Bishop
Fidel Castro
New York
U.N. General Assembly
Bishop
Eric Garry
Special relief shipment arrives for Cambodian refugees
A shipment arranged by Mrs. Rosalynn Carter and valued at 276000 dollars landed in Bangkok. The cargo includes a water purification unit water storage tanks plastic sheets tents and medical supplies as Carter had arranged during her Thailand visit.
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Thailand
Rosalynn Carter
U.S
Carter
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