U S. Trade Deficit Reaches Historic High in October
Washington reports a record 1.1 billion foreign trade gap for October as exports total 9.2 billion and imports 12.3 billion. The longshoremen strike on East and Gulf Coast docks largely drives the deficit, the Commerce Department says.
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British firefighters vow to stay on strike past Christmas
Britain faces a two week walkout as 35,000 firefighters demand a 20 percent pay rise above a 10 percent cap. Union leaders vow to endure since strike pay is unavailable and deaths from fires rise, with protests near Downing Street and a petition bearing 500,000 signatures.
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United Way to Host Deteh Treat Dinner at Noon
United Way President John Peck announced a victory dinner at the Holiday Line to honor workers captains and colonels and celebrate surpassing a $45,150 goal. The event is at noon Tuesday and all are invited to attend.
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Holdover problems await Congress
Washington reports that Congress returns to tackle persistent issues including energy policy and abortion funding. Conferees press toward energy bill compromises while disputes over natural gas price controls and tax provisions loom. Abortion funding and B 1 bomber funding await resolution within appropriations, risking continued spending at prior levels if stalemates persist.
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McClellan Dies After Public Service Career
Little Rock Arkansas UPI reports Daniel James McClellan a longtime Arkansas figure who rose from humble origins to influence in national politics died in his sleep Sunday night at 81 He served 43 years in the Senate and Congress and planned retirement after this term His wife Nora said he passed away in their apartment stating there is a proper time to aspire and retire and he had worn himself out for public life
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Weather warms as clouds linger across Nebraska
A weak cold front with mild Pacific air moves through Nebraska bringing warmer temperatures albeit cloudy skies. Overnight lows ranged from 29 at Kearney and Beatrice to Batavia, with midday temps in the 30s and south winds at 5 to 15 mph. Mostly cloudy in the southeast and northeast, partly cloudy elsewhere. Tonight and Tuesday see slightly warmer temps with lows in the 20s and highs in the low to mid 40s east and upper 40s to low 50s west.
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Legion life membership awarded to Mike Zastera in Hartman Post
Mike Zastera received a Legion life membership at Hartman Post 4 during the annual Awards Night at the Legion Club. The event recognized Legionnaires and Auxiliary members for 1976-77 with presentations by Keith Bryan and remarks from Past Commander Gil Cave. Zastera’s extensive service included Navy duty in 1944, leadership roles in Hartman Post, and chairmanship of the athlete committee, plus coaching and sports involvement locally.
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Assad Softens Syria Egypt Rift Amid Peace Debate
Syria s Assad says Damascus and Cairo remain allied but disagree on Sadat s visit to Israel and peace moves. He asserts no divorce, notes tensions over Geneva talks while moderates push to avoid Arab split benefiting Israel. Damascus seeks unity at upcoming Arab summit in Cairo.
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Israel Accepts Egypt Invitation to Cairo Peace Talks
Israel formally accepted Egypt's invitation to the Cairo conference on Middle East peace and named Dr. Kahn Ben-Elissar to head the Israeli delegation. Prime Minister Begin announced the government would send the director general of the prime minister's office and Meir Rosenne as key aides. Begin noted the move ends U.S. mediation and the talks could start Saturday.
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