US Olympic hockey team falls to Soviet Union in Innsbruck
AP dispatches chronicle the US Olympic hockey team’s 8 to 2 defeat by the Soviet Union in Innsbruck while noting the Americans impressed earlier against Raslanent and other NHL clubs before the 12th Winter Games.
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Warren County rail line abandonment delayed to April 1
Conrail has postponed the planned abandonment of a 29 mile Warren County track from Feb 27 to April 1. Perry Davidson, chair of the Warren County Rail Task Force, said the delay may help the group stave off the shutdown.
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Veterans checks delayed by aging VA computer system
About 647000 veterans and dependents checks were delayed this month due to processing problems at the VA Data Processing Center in Hines Illinois. Most should have arrived by now after a two to three day mailing delay. The delays affected pension and survivor payments and were tied to annual income questionnaires and a new law raising earned income allowances. VA plans to install new high speed computers by spring to prevent repeats.
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Mayor Seeks End to Public Employee Unions in Utica
Utica mayor Edward Hanna fires 70 unionized Public Works employees represented by Teamsters Local 182 amid contract talks. He aims to replace them with private contractors for tasks like trash collection and snow removal. Union plans may file improper labor charges. potential strike discussed.
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Storm Sweeps Pennsylvania Across State in Winter Weather
A winter storm rolled through Pennsylvania with rain sleet and snow. Roads iced over and sparse accidents were reported while power outages occurred in spots. Up to four inches of snow fell in some northern counties and schools closed in Philadelphia area. Traffic slowed on I-95 and the Schuylkill Expressway as crews treated roads with salt and cinders. Temperatures in the teens and 20s forecast with lingering flurries. four inches fell in State College, two in Altoona and Scranton. The storm, part of a low pressure system, was moving toward the Atlantic by dawn.
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Moviegoers Spend Record 1.85 Billion in U S Tickets
Americans bought movie tickets totaling 1.85 billion dollars last year, a rise of about 25 percent from 1974, according to Industry Surveys, a publication of Standard and Poor's.
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