Crouse-Irving to lay off 194 at hospital austerity plan
Crouse-Irving Memorial Hospital will cut 194 positions over three weeks as part of an austerity program. President James W. Maher said about 3 million in savings will be realized, with most layoffs from housekeeping, dietary, maintenance, and transport. 66 cuts are vacant. Some patient care may slow and stays lengthen.
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James W. Maher
Crouse-Irving Memorial
Maher
Lucille Hymes
Crouse-Irving
Mercury Forecast Brings Warmer Temperatures for Central New York
Central New Yorkers can expect a warming trend this week with temperatures rising toward 50 degrees by week’s end. Tonight’s low is 25 to 30 degrees with partly cloudy skies. A 30 percent chance of light snow is possible tomorrow. Fair weather returns Thursday and Friday with lows near 32 and highs 45 to 50. Syracuse Hancock Airport forecast from the National Weather Service.
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New Yorkers
National Weather Service
Hancock Airport
Louisiana Flooding Could Keep Residents from Homes Until July
Flooding continued across Louisiana as rivers rose, with officials citing 12 days of high water causing about 200 million dollars in damage and delaying residents from returning home through July.
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Monroe
Kilauea Erupts Twice In Quick Succession In Hawaii
Volcanic activity at Kilauea produced a curtain of fire and pink glow as heavy mist reduced visibility. Scientists warned more explosions could follow after two eruptions yesterday, one lasting about ten hours and a second about an hour, sending lava fountains high into the air. In Albany, New York, the daily numbers drawing produced 895 with Win Four 397.
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Hawaii
Kilauea
Albany
Fresh heir fiend echoes through changing wills
A humorous note recalls a man famed for altering his will, earning the nickname fresh heir fiend as relatives joked about his constant revisions and shifting bequests.
Dairymen rally with tractors against dairy tax in Syracuse
About 150 tractors and support vehicles rolled through downtown Syracuse this morning to protest the 50 cent tax per 100 pounds of milk. Farmers warn the levy will push some out of business and raise dairy prices while cooperatives meet to discuss alternatives and potential federal court action led by Marcelus farmer Edward Mulroy.
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Syracuse
New York
Meachem Field
Salina Street
Adams Street
Onondaga Street
Ben Tiffet
Clockville
Madison County
Fred Neumann
Madison
Neumann
Pennsylvania
Dinkler Motor Inn
James Street
Albany
Edward Mulroy
Democrats Expand Clout as 98th Congress Opens
Washington notes the 98th Congress convening with Democrats tightening control over the House agenda. Top priorities include cutting deficits, boosting the economy, social security, air standards, and farm support. Speaker ONeill vows action on jobs as Republicans warn of reduced debate, while Senate leaders push an early jobs program ahead of Reagan's State of the Union.
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House
Thomas P. O’neill Jr
D-Mass
Senate
Howard H. Baker Jr
R-Tenn
Baker
98Th Congress
Reagan seeks $30 billion in budget cuts for 1984
President Reagan aims to trim $20 billion in domestic spending for fiscal 1984 as deficits top $175 billion, with total red ink potentially exceeding $200 billion if further cuts and tax increases are not pursued. Officials say final decisions depend on tax-policy shifts and military-spending cuts amid ongoing White House and GOP budget talks.
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