Mayor's Office Costs Jump With Expanded Executive Staff
Audit cites a 39 percent rise to 573 691 dollars in 1978 from 412 373 in 1977 for the mayor's office and its bureau, budget, personnel and related units. The increase reflects higher salaries for staff, more employees, and funds shifting from federal grants. The report lists names and 1978 1979 salaries for 41 people across the mayor's office and research bureau.
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Executive Department
Nancy Walrath
Lawrence Bott
Donald Stefanski
Peter Bulla
Jeffrey Scheidecker
Heating Oil Shortages Spark Debate Over Future Supplies
Heating oil shortages varied in magnitude with disagreement over whether they signal long term supply problems. White House aides and Energy Department officials acknowledged shortages but downplayed their significance. They cited crude oil imports as the key to adequate winter supplies, while retailers warned tight stocks could lift prices. Some allege oil companies withhold heating oil to boost autumn prices. oil firms deny the charge, echoed by Governor Hugh L. Carey of New York.
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White House
Energy Department
Hugh L. Carey
New York
Mass rally planned at Indian Point nuclear plant
SHAD officials and protesters prepare for a mass rally at the Indian Point complex in Buchanan. Police set up a makeshift court at Westchester Community College in Valhalla to process trespass arrests. nonidentifying protesters may be held without bail, authorities said.
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New York
Indian Point
Buchanan
Sound Hudson Against Atomic Development
SHAD
Westchester Community College
Valhalla
Westchester
Carl Vergari
Storms Strike Minnesota and Midwest Airports
Heavy storms crossed the upper Midwest into Michigan and northern Illinois, damaging two Minnesota airport hangars and several farm buildings. Hail fell in central North Dakota while showers stretched along the north Atlantic coast. Winds felled a hangar at Albert Lea Airport and ripped the roof from Blue Earth Airport, with trees uprooted and power outages reported in four small communities.
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Minnesota
Upper Midwest
Michigan
Ilinois
North Dakota
North Atlantic
Tennessee
Arkansas
National Weather Service
Albert Lea
Blue Earth
Dey Brothers Offer Hair Shapeup Ads This Week
Ad offers a hair shapeup service from Dey Brothers with two locations Downtown and Shoppingtown. It invites readers to call for an appointment on August weekdays Monday through Wednesday and lists phone numbers 474-2036 and 446-3700.
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Downtown
Shoppingtown
Idaho Guard Mobilized Amid West Fire Emergency
Gov. John Evans proclaimed a state of emergency and called in the National Guard in Custer County to aid firefighting as the Mortar Creek blaze burned 7000 acres in Idaho's Primitive Area. Spokesman Barry Wirth said 225 firefighters and eight helicopters were on scene with winds over 20 mph.
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Boise
Idaho
UPI
John Evans
National Guard
Oregon
US Forest Service
Mortar Creek
Barry Wirth
Forest Service
James §. Brooks
Custer County
Wirth
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Diane Priest
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Warren Weaver
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Anne Casey
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Sue Greenstein
Jim Price
Stephen Jaremko
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Riverside Mall
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Trissi
Gart
E. Bet
Fairmount
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Salon
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Liz Claiborne
Mimi Fun
Everett Head, Jr
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