Price change guidelines revealed Power outages floods in wake of storm
Tropical storm DoriaSlowly losing its strength moved across New England causing floods, downed trees and widespread outages. It tracked from New Jersey and New York through New England into New Hampshire and Maine with the center near southwestern New Hampshire by early afternoon.
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Greek ferry Heleanna fire leaves many dead
Italian naval authorities report at least 35 deaths and 183 missing after a 550 foot ferry caught fire off the Italian coast. Chief steward said 1,018 passengers and 110 crew were aboard. 910 survived, 60 injured, 35 bodies recovered.
Bennett Cerf dies famed publisher and punster
Bennett Cerf cofounder of Random House and well known for jokebooks and TV appearances died at his Mount Kisco home after collapsing late Friday. He had just been released from Northern Westchester Hospital and was 89 years old. Cerf was a Columbia College graduate and editor of The Jester.
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Bombings Hit California Prison System After San Quentin Escape
Terrorist bombs wrecked state prison and rehabilitation offices in three northern California cities a week after the San Quentin escape attempt that left six dead. Anonymous notes and calls claimed two blasts, including the Department of Corrections HQ, linked to the underground Weatherman group in defense of George Jackson. Funeral services for Jackson were held Saturday in Oakland.
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Airliner Crashes Near Copenhagen Killing Many Aboard
A Malev four engine turbo prop airliner carrying 34 people crashed into the sea four miles off Copenhagen while approaching Kastrup Airport. Four rescued alive were taken to a hospital. a navy helicopter located the wreck in shallow water. The flight was from Oslo to East Berlin with a Copenhagen stopover.
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Prosecution Set for Attorney Hanrahan and 13 Indicted
Special Prosecutor Barnabas Sears said after a conference with four associates Saturday he and his assistants will prosecute charges against State's Attorney Edward V. Hanrahan and 13 others indicted last Tuesday by the Cook County grand jury.
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Tomorrow Sees Hope As Actions Set to Improve Day
A positive outlook is linked to morning efforts as plans for improvement unfold. Early steps and concrete actions aim to lift spirits and set a constructive tone for the day ahead.
Seasonal rules set for wage price fluctuations under freeze
Washington The Cost of Living Council outlined seasonal variation guidelines for prices and wages under Nixon's 90 day freeze. Automakers may charge more for 1972 cars but not beyond their initial 1971 model asks. Arnold Weber noted ongoing complaints and IRS reviews with few sustained violations.
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Strikers Reach Tentative Agreement in Pittsburgh Press Dispute
Negotiators for the Pittsburgh Press and the ITU Local 7 reached a tentative settlement Saturday night after five hours of talks. The agreement awaits union member John Feigel's approval and a Sunday meeting at 11 30 a m to vote.
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