Israel Establishes Three West Bank Settlements
The Carter administration condemns three new Israeli camps as illegal acts and obstacles to Mideast peace talks. Israel disputes the charge while U N ambassador Herzog denounces a double standard. The United States notes and a sharp statement by State Department spokesman Hodding Carter condemn the expansion of settlements and ongoing occupation.
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Elvis fans bid final farewell outside Graceland mausoleum
Crowds lined the Elyis Presley Boulevard route and outside the Graceland mausoleum as Elvis Presley was laid to rest. Flowers, scarves, and notes from fans adorned the scene while mourners waited in the hot sun before a private service inside and a public viewing outside.
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Australia Outlaws Public Strikes in New Labor Law
Canberra reports the Australian Parliament bans strikes by government employees and empowers firing or laying off workers during disputes. The law targets a week-long Sydney postal workers walkout over overtime and shift changes, as unions warn against using threats or sanctions to settle disputes.
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Australia
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Tony Street
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Sydney
Bob Hawke
Australian Council of Trade Unions
Lucky winners in New York weekly lottery Aug 19
The Albany AP report lists the Aug 19 New York weekly lottery results with numbers for various prize columns. Three-digit 248 in the 20 dollar column, four-digit ANTS in the 100 dollar column, five-digit 57294 in the 1000 dollar column, six-digit RORRSD for 10,000 or millionaire numbers, and bonuser six-digit H54972 in the 16,000 column.
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Albany
New York
Food costs rise at slower pace in July report
The July consumer price index rose four tenths of a percent the smallest in seven months as grocery prices showed early signs of easing. Food bought in stores fell one tenth of a percent, while overall inflation outlook improved with GNP up 6.1 percent in the second quarter and corporate profits rising 14.3 billion.
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Record Low Temperature Shatters Old Syracuse Benchmark
A 6 am reading in Syracuse hit 4 degrees, breaking the 47 degree record set in 1973. The National Weather Service notes cool conditions tonight with mid 40s, partly cloudy skies, and a 20 percent chance of rain, followed by sunny 70s tomorrow.
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Carter backs Lance as inquiry continues
President Carter says Budget Director Bert Lance broke no laws as a Georgia banker and defends his character. Comptroller Heimann says no charges warranted, but Congress seeks further testimony. Lance vows to remain in the OMB, while investigations into his bank aircraft and pre 1975 transactions face renewed scrutiny.
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Borgein Dry and Organs at Boegain Prices
Readable card notes a local advert citing Borgein Dry at No Spracuse Music and Binns and Organs offering bargain prices. Includes Brywerron Street address and contact 458-6545 for TY N Srgeuse.
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Man slain in Rochester during quarrel in front of store
Police say San tos Cruz, 21, of Rochester was stabbed to death last night in a dispute outside a Rochester store. Investigators are seeking Cruz's cousin to question him about the stabbing.
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School board approves two year CSEA pact in Niagara Falls
The Niagara Falls Board of Education approved a two year contract with Civil Service Employees Association members. The package provides wage increases of 619 dollars annually for salaried employees and 25 to 20 cents for hourly workers, totaling about 640 dollars per employee for the coming school year.
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New Comics Feature Heralds Best Seller Showcase
Starting Monday The Herald Journal debuts Best Seller Showcase a daily comic paper series highlighting top selling novels and non fiction works. The first feature is Raise the Titanic by Clive Cussler a melodrama about raising the Titanic for a rare element.
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