September CPI Shows Moderate Rise Amid Slower Inflation
Washington reports the Consumer Price Index rose 0.3 percent in September, marking the smallest gain of 1977 and signaling a slower inflation pace. Food costs eased with declines in pork, fruits, eggs, coffee, dairy, oils, while fresh vegetables rose. Real weekly earnings fell 0.4 percent from August.
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Washington
UPI
Labor Department
Perce
New Haven Teachers Reach Tentative Contract Accord
New Haven public schools reach a tentative two year contract with the district. The agreement includes a 5.4 percent salary increase this year, enhanced health benefits, binding arbitration, and specified class sizes. Ratification meeting likely late next week for teachers and district representatives.
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Karen Holszmeister
New Haven
Traffic unit cuts city accidents in first full year
In its first full year, Hayward's federally funded traffic unit reduced injuries and fatal crashes city wide by 6 percent and nearly halved accidents at the 12 most perilous intersections. The program, started Oct 5 1976 with $191,391 in federal funds, reports a 62 percent rise in citations for accident causing violations, and a 20 percent jump in drunken driving arrests.
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Rich Riggs
Hayward
State Office of Traffic Safety
Rich Lucia
Federal Guard
Lucia
Uni
Mission Bowevard
Mission-Jackson Street
Hijacking drama ends with death by own action
Atlanta area report details Thomas Michael Hannan a 29 year old man who hijacked a Frontier Airlines jet at Hartsfield International airport and held 15 people hostage. After 13 hours, he shot himself as negotiations failed and passengers were released. He had demanded 2 million and was urged to surrender by his attorney and friends.
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Daddy
Atlanta
Apt
Thomas Michael Hannan
Frontier Airlines
Hartsfield International Airport
FBI
Mannan
George David Stewart
Harman
Grand Island
Neh
Kansasity
Atlana
Hannan
Roger Thompson
Thompson
U.S
Lynyrd Skynyrd Plane Crash Kills Lead Singer Rene Van Zant
A chartered Convair 240 carrying the Lynyrd Skynyrd group crashed in a Mississippi piney area near Gilllsburg. Lead singer Rene Van Zant and five others died. 20 aboard were injured, with several in critical condition. Survivors included Allen Collins, Gary Rossington, Artimus Pyle, Leon Wilkeson, and Billy Powell. The pilot and co pilot perished. The craft ran low on fuel and went down about 200 yards from an open field two miles northeast of Gilllsburg. Rescue crews retrieved injured amid knee deep water, transporting most to Southwest Medical Center in McComb and later to Jackson. The flight was en route from Greenville to Baton Rouge for a Friday concert.
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Gilusburg, Miss
Apt
Piney Woods
Mississippi
Rene van Zant
van Zant
Hr Dead
Steve Gaines
Cassie Gaines
Dean Kilpatrick
Walter McCrearey
John Grey
Allen Collins
Gary Rossington
Artimus Pyle
Leon Wilkeson
Billy Powell
FAA
En Rowe
Fireenville
D.C
Baton Rouge
Gillsburg
Greenville
Southwest Medical Center
McComb
Jackson
Lisa Easley
Houston
Tex
Jacksonville
The Substitute Reporter Mike Lucas Teaches
Today's Review shows Mike Lucas taking a turn as substitute teacher in Fremont's school system amid nerves and wet palms. The piece tracks his day and impressions within the shoe system and classroom dynamics.
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Mike Lucas
Fremont
Warmer Temperatures Forecast for South County Tomorrow
Outside readings in South County predict warmer weather with daytime highs reaching the upper 70s to around 70. Light winds accompany the mild trend as the forecast notes more weather details on page 22.
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South County
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