Budget could balance by 1982 if brisk growth occurs
The Congressional Budget Office forecast says a balanced budget by 1982 hinges on strong economy growth. With moderate growth deficits could persist into 1983, while tax cuts or spending boosts of about 115 billion would be needed to offset drag. Unemployment could fall to 4.5 percent under optimistic conditions.
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New York City
Shanker
New York
Chrysler flaw linked to stalling in 1.3 million cars
Detroit Free Press reports 1975 76 and some 77 models with 319 or 225 engines may stall due to a rubber accelerator cup misalignment in the carburetor. Chrysler says a selective repair program is used and dealers received field training. Clarke Harper warns of possible accidents tied to the issue.
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Free Press
New Anti Viral Drug Era Near Says AMA Editor
The Journal of the American Medical Association editorial by Dr William R Barcay suggests a new class of anti viral drugs may cure diseases beyond current medicines and could rival penicillin in impact. A separate NIAGARA FALLS NY report says Richard Hillman aged 37 died in a trailer fire that destroyed his home.
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Chicago
Journal of the American Medical Association
William R. Barclay
Niagara Falls
N.Y
Richard Hillman
Niagara
Niagara County
Winter Storm Forecast Across Nation With Snow and Sleet
Cold conditions grip northern states with snow from the northern Rockies to the Northeast while milder air covers the Pacific coast and south. A winter storm warning remains in effect through tomorrow with 100 percent precipitation likely and gusty winds.
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Atlantic
New York settles fingerprint fee dispute for sanitation officers
The State Division of Criminal Justice Services resolved a 15 month dispute over a $10 fingerprint processing fee that blocked 133 sanitation officer promotions. The fee caused $400,000 in uncollected fines as officers postponed promotions while unions argued it treated the promotion as pay. State officials then exempt existing city employees from the fee, with Sanitation Commissioner Vacarello rushing to certify eligibility before further changes.
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State Division of Criminal Justice Services
Uniformed Sanitation Officers Association
Anthony Vacarello
Albany
Rochester University and union reach tentative contract pact
The University of Rochester and Local 71 of the International Union of Operating Engineers reach a tentative labor contract affecting about 100 blue collar workers. The agreement ends a threatened strike and sets votes this week on the proposal with maintenance grounds workers voting Wednesday and utility workers voting Thursday. Details include a reported wage increase, with no contract since June for some workers.
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Rochester
University of Rochester
International Union of Operating Engineers
Afl-Cio
Ground is broken for Crystal Cathedral in Garden Grove
The Rev. Robert Schuller unveils plans for a see through glass church known as the Crystal Cathedral to be larger than Notre Dame. The $14 million project will seat 4100, use 10000 glass panes, and open in 1980 with a giant 13000 pipe organ.
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Robert Fi. Schuller
Paris
Notre Dame
Garden Grove
Calif
Schuller
John Burgee
Philip Johnson
New
Woman in Critical Condition After Oxygen Machine Failure
An unidentified Albany Medical Center resident doctor remains in critical condition eleven days after an anesthesiology machine failed to deliver proper oxygen during emergency ectopic pregnancy surgery. Authorities cite possible brain damage and ongoing life support.
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Albany
Albany Medical Center
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