Central New York firms to hire more workers in early 1984
A Manufacturers Association of Central New York survey reports thirty industrial firms plan to hire new workers in the first half of 1984, with 26 firms hiring only new employees. The note mentions business coverage and local sections, including miscellaneous lottery, humor line, and contact numbers.
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New York
Manufacturers Association of
Central New York
Joseph A. Porcello
85 year old man dies by self imposed starvation
G Ross Henninger former president of Ohio Mechanics Institute in Cincinnati died at Plaza Health and Rehabilitation Center after choosing to starve himself. He was 85 and had suffered a May stroke. A Supreme Court hearing allowed the act under a gag order, with his family seeking private services and anonymity. His death was confirmed Saturday night and the family issued a brief statement.
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Syracuse
Plaza Health and Rehabilitation Center
G. Ross Henninger
Ohio Mechanics Institute
Cincinnati
Unnversity of
Henninger
Supreme Court
Donald H. Miller
Syra
Cuse
Henningers
Miller
The
Herald American
Testi
Constance
Hughes St
Oakwood Cemetery
University
South Crouse Avenue
Harold H Greenleaf ,Jr
Greenleaf
Frank A. Clark
Clark
Onondaga County
Erik Mitchell
John Pipas
Three Moslems resign from Lebanese Cabinet amid clashes
In Beirut three Muslim cabinet members tendered resignations to Prime Minister Chefik Al Wassan amid fierce fighting between government troops and Shiite rebels in south Beirut. President Amin Gemayel, backed by the United States, urged Wassan to stay on as talks on a broader Muslim representation continue.
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Beirut
Lebanon
UPI
Amin Gemayel
Chefik al Wassan
Battes
Wassan
Gemayel
United States
Nabih Berri
Amal
Jassan
Explosion hints at missing Westar VI satellite
CAPE CANAVERAL AP officials suggested the $75 million Westar VI satellite may have exploded after launch aboard the space shuttle Challenger and now orbits as debris. A faint ground signal could indicate it survived, but with no fuel to reach its 22,300 mile high target, it remains unusable. NASA rescheduled Indonesia Palapa B launch while shuttle work shifts proceed.
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Cape Canaveral
Fila
Bull Ziegler
Western Union
California
Government of
Indonesia
NASA
Robert Stewart
Bruce McCandless
North American Aerospace Defense Command
Florida
Challenger
Westar
Shuttle
Galapagos Islands
Nicaragua postpones elections amid U S hostility and clashes
Nicaraguan government says discussions on 1985 elections will be postponed until the United States stops what it calls aggression. Sandinista officials blame U S aided rebels based in Honduras for air attacks on Chinandega military targets, wounding soldiers as preparations for a new constitution and a 90-seat legislature proceed. Daniel Ortega, coordinating the ruling junta, reiterates media access and funding for political parties while noting ongoing aggression as the main obstacle.
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Managua
Nicaragua
United States
Council of State
Council
Honduras
Daniel Ortega
Tme
Ortega
Chinandega
Honduran
Central Intelligence Agency
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Skong
Kevin Hyland
Pe Sener Ene
U.S
Temain
Binghamton
Hart Seely
Health Department
Ellen Silbergeld
Washington-based
Environmental Defense Fund
Sibergeld
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