Daily News unions press past deadline on pay cuts
Negotiators for The Daily News and the paper handlers union reached cost-saving terms but talks with three other unions continued past midnight. Publisher Robert M. Hunt warned of possible production trims if deals failed, risking the bulldog Sunday edition and outer-suburban distribution.
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Daily News
Greg Thornton
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Robert M. Hunt
Thomas G.salae
New York University
Klenetsky Set to Challenge Moynihan in Albany Primary
Albany AP Mel Klenetsky a 37 year old Democrat says he has 30000 petition signatures to run in the September 23 primary against incumbent Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan. He claims party leaders blocked him at a Syracuse nominating convention and demands face to face debates. Moynihan has no other Democratic challenger for renomination.
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Mel Klenetsky
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
Klenetsky
State Board of Elections
Moynihan
Tim Russert
Washington
Democratic Party
Syracuse
Krenetsky
Glen Cove bars Soviets from its beaches and facilities
The Glen Cove mayor and council refuse to lift the ban on Soviet use of the town beaches tennis courts and golf course amid Moscow's retaliation against U S embassy personnel. Mayor Parente vows no change and plans to seek federal aid to cover police protection while pressing for higher Soviet fees and tax status changes.
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Long Island
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Soviet Union
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State Department
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Vladimir Mikoyan
Gien Cove
Billy Wonder
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Reagan assailed on jobless rate debates grow in Congress
Unemployment jumped to 9.8 percent in July, the highest postwar rate. Democrats and labor groups demand shift from Reagan economic policy while officials note the figure is a lagging indicator. Critics warn of continued job losses as 360,000 more Americans join the unemployed, totaling 10.8 million.
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Jerry Jasinowski
National Association of Manufacturers
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Congress
Bureau of Labor Statistics
PLO Evacuation Edge Seen as Fighting Rages Near Beirut
The report details an ongoing battle between PLO units and Israeli tanks by the Green Line near Beirut, with a potential PLO pullout looming. Israeli air strikes flattened a refugee housing building, Red Cross tallies 10 dead 25 wounded, PLO claims 250 casualties amid a car bombing that injured many as rescuers searched rubble.
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Habib
Beirut
Associated Press
National Museum
Red Cross
Spadolini Resigns as Italy's Premier in Historic Move
Spadolini, a minority Republican, becomes premier in June 1981 as the first non Christian Democrat leader since 1945. His coalition includes Christian Democrats, Socialists, Liberals, and others, delivering a long postwar government with inflation reduced from 22 to about 16 percent and gains from anti-terror crackdowns and the Dozier rescue.
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Republican Party
Christian Democrats
Italy
Arnaldo Forlani
U.S
James L. Dozier
Red Brigades
Suspects surrender in attempted mob heir case
Two Philadelphia men Victor DeLuca and Joseph Pedulla surrendered to authorities after a nationwide manhunt. Common Pleas Judge Ned Hirsh revoked their $50,000 bond, ordered immediate imprisonment, and forfeited $5,000 from each as the bail was set to rise to $10 million.
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UPS
Common Pleas
Ned Hirsh
Victor DeLuca
Joseph Pedulla
Hirsh
DeLuca
Pedulla
Salvatore Testa
Testa
Edward Rendell
Rendell
Abrams seeks GM bumper recall over corrosion risk
Albany attorney general Robert Abrams urged General Motors to voluntarily replace rear bumpers on 1977 to 1980 models after finding corrosion prone aluminum reinforcements on 280 cars in the Buffalo area. GM said no general problem exists but will review individual requests.
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UPI
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General Motors Corp
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General Motors
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N-flight back to House as freeze supporters plan new bid
Supporters of the nuclear arms freeze say they will re introduce the measure in the House next week after a 204 202 defeat. They call the close vote a victory for the freeze movement and warn Reagan backers it will impact November elections. Key supporters Kennedy Hatfield and Markey outlined plans to rally grass roots pressure on Congress.
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House
Reagan
Edward Kennedy
Dmass
Mark Hatfield
R-Ore
Edward Markey
D-Mass
Markey
Second TMI camera finds more core damage near center
In Middletown Pennsylvania officials report a second underwater camera inspection at Three Mile Island reveals a bed of rubble extending several feet from the reactor core center. The July 21 view showed previous damage from the March 28 1979 accident and officials say the new footage offers a clearer view of internal conditions. The two hour videotapes covered two core sections and will inform assessments by GPU Nuclear Corp.
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