Rebel attack shatters 18 hour Lebanon cease fire
In Tripoli and Beirut Syrian gunners fired on U.S. aircraft as Syria backed rebels pressed an eight day drive against Yasser Arafat’s forces near Bedda wi Palestinian refugee camp. Arafat said two Syrian divisions were advancing while loyalists halted the assault.
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Weekend Weather Outlook for the Northeast
The extended forecast covers Saturday to Monday with a cold, cloudy start and a chance of showers or flurries. Lows in the 20s and highs in the 30s, then a milder Sunday with partly cloudy skies, followed by mostly sunny Monday with lows in the 30s and highs in the 50s. Pennsylvania Daily number Big 4.
City teachers union appeal is dismissed
The Pennsylvania Labor Relations Board upheld the dismissal of an unfair labor practice charge by the New Castle Federation of Teachers against the New Castle Area School Board over the 1982 George Washington Junior High consolidation. The board found sufficient meet and discuss opportunities. the union would not appeal due to costs.
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Local man charged in plan to kill wife
A 39-year-old Wilmington Township man, John W. Ralston Jr., was arrested with state police and FBI agents for allegedly arranging the murder of his wife Lenette. He paid 1500 then 3500 to an undercover officer, charged with solicitation and conspiracy, arraigned, held on 500000 bond. Preliminary hearing set. Winter Sports and Car Care Magazine inside.
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Officials probing documents slip up
State Department officials survey the extent of classified material leaked after a cabinet with secret files was mistakenly sent to a maximum security prison for refurbishing. Secretary of State George Shultz announced the probe as authorities review the incident and its consequences.
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Sands proposes 6.9 percent property tax rise for 1984 budget
Mayor Angelo J. Sands unveils a tight 1984 budget with a 6.9 percent property tax increase and a new 42 dollar garbage service fee. He plans no layoff, no pay raise, and modest fee hikes for recreation and building permits to avoid cutting jobs or handcuffing his successor.
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City to charge quarterly garbage fee under 1984 budget
Mayor Angelo J. Sands proposes a $42 yearly garbage service fee with four 10.50 coupons for quarterly payments and a 10 percent discount for full payment by Feb 28. The plan targets 8,500 residences, expects $267,750 revenue, and applies to all homes including those with private haulers. Sands notes no exemptions to meet goals and cites possible delinquency rates.
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Oil and food costs jump in October price hikes
Wholesale prices rose 0.3 percent in October with fuel oil and produce leading gains. Food prices jumped 1.1 percent driven by beef veal, while corn and wheat fell. Fresh fruit spiked 18.5 percent amid grape and strawberry shortages and a late apple harvest.
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