Auburn Mayor hospitalized after dispute with striking guard
Auburn Mayor Paul W. Lattimore reported to police that he was assaulted by an unidentified striking corrections officer in Walsh's Tavern in the Five Points area. He was treated at Auburn Memorial Hospital after chest and back pains, and police noted an investigation is ongoing with charges possible pending affidavit.
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Auburn Memorial Hospital
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Mation
Costello
Cayuga County
Unti Lattimore
Prison guard strike in Albany enters second week
In Albany the New York state prison guard strike widens into its second week as more than 7,000 of 8,509 officers remain out. Prisons are largely staffed by National Guard troops and shifts were changed to eight hours with two days off, signaling a prolonged dispute with little progress from mediation.
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National Guard
Overburden aid bill would double Syracuse funds and more
Albany lawmakers introduced a bill to double state overburden aid for Syracuse and the five big cities, with Rochester Buffalo Yonkers and Albany listed for increased payments. An earlier error in the 1979 83 school aid formula raised additional funds for seven Onondaga County districts, while a budget impact of about 3.8 million was noted.
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Gur
Albany Bureau
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Syracuse
Onondaga County
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Brighton
Perry
Rochester
Buffalo
Yonkers
Ara
North Syracuse
Jordan- Elbridge
Marcellus
Onondaga
Liverpool
Skaneateles
Tully
James Donovan
R-Chadwicks
Senate Education Committee
Donovan
March CPI rises 1 percent led by food housing gasoline
The government reported a 1 percent rise in the March Consumer Price Index led by food housing clothing and a 3.8 percent jump in gasoline. Social Security benefits will rise 9.9 percent to an average of 233 dollars monthly with checks starting in July. Prices in the first quarter surged 13 percent annualized, the highest in 414 years, fueling inflation worries and wage demands. Carter officials warn inflation may worsen before it improves.
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Cartier
Carter
Barry Bosworth
Associated Press
Bedford
N.H
Labor Department
Social Security hike boosts July checks by 23 dollars
The average elderly beneficiary will receive about 23 more in July with some up to 50. The 1979 automatic cost of living increase raises benefits for 35 million retirees and their families, plus 5 million SSI recipients. Maximum retirement at 65 rises to 553.20, and other amounts for widows, disabled workers, and families ascend accordingly. International and domestic references note the rate and prior cost of living past, with Miller defending the voluntary anti inflation plan.
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Bulsmauil
Olympic Officials Seek 13.5M for 1980 Games
A Lake Placid Olympic Organizing Committee delegation will meet federal and New York officials to secure the remaining 18.5 million needed to finish building for the 1980 Games. White House aides have offered 7.5 to 13 million more. New York state is urged to cover the rest, while state officials say they are tapped out. SPOOC also votes to include Tupper Lake in its preferred ticket plan amidst earlier controversy. A father tells his son a cautionary line about youth.
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Washington
New York State
White House
Spooc Board of Directors
Tupper Lake
North Plaza Camera Slashes Prices and Courteous Instruction
Local camera shop at Rr. 11 N Syracuse next to Swift's offers reduced prices and expert guidance on equipment. Store contact 454-4171 advertises courteous service and ready recommendations for buyers.
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North Plaza
Syracuse
Swift
Lottery winners announced for state Olympic draw
Albany AP reports four winning numbers drawn in the state Olympic Lottery. The winning numbers are 86624 58314 43729 and 88197, with no further details provided on prizes or distribution.
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Albany
Rain Likely Tonight and Tomorrow With Cooler Weekend
The National Weather Service at Hancock Field cautions periods of rain tonight with an 80 percent chance and possible thunderstorms. Tomorrow has a 70 percent rain likelihood with a high near 60 and night lows around 45 to 50. Winds from the north-northwest at 15 to 23 mph. Saturday could see partial clearing with a low near 40 and a mid 50s high. Sunday looks partly sunny with highs around 60. By Monday, increasing cloudiness is expected.
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Hancock Field
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