Chinese flights resume to United States after 32 years
A CAAC chartered Chinese jetliner landed at Kennedy in New York for the first direct China to U.S. service in 32 years, carrying 140 passengers including a wheelchair bound mother visiting her son after 38 years. The Boeing 747, delayed from San Francisco, offered free drinks and a business class, with plans to run weekly now and thrice weekly by April.
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JPL
Zhang Nairong
Civil Aviation Administration of China
Yuni
China
U.S
New York
San Francisco
Peking
New York City
United States
Kennedy International Airport
CAAC
Pan Am
Hong Kong
Shanghai
London
Paris
Frankfurt
Zurich
Europe
Asia
Africa
Indian Point refund urged by PSC staff in Albany
Albany AP staff of the Public Service Commission says Consolidated Edison should refund 43 million dollars to customers for extra fuel charges passed after Indian Point 2 shutdown. The plant was flooded by about 100000 gallons of water and is under NRC and PSC review with a final PSC decision pending.
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Albany
Consolidated Edison
Indian Point 2
State Public Service Commission
PSC
Con Ed
Reward for killer spurs bounty hunter rumors in Buffalo
Buffalo residents and officials debate a 100000 reward to stop a string of black male killings. Bounty hunters gather at bus stops while NAACP leaders distribute 1978.48 dollar checks to families funded by NAACP and WIVB-TV. Local officials warn against illegal arrests and promise funeral support.
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Buffalo (Ap
Buffalo
Miuney
James W. Pitts
Couyer Express
Common Council
Erie County
Homicide Bureau
Leo J. Donavan
NAACP
Wivb-Tv
Acker
Les Armes
Buffalo confronts neo Nazi rally as opposition grows
In Buffalo, three counter demonstrations form around a planned neo Nazi rally on Martin Luther King Jr Day. Police deny park permits, while Mayor Griffin promotes a major King Day event in Lafayette Square. Leaders from both sides prepare for possible confrontations as nationwide groups pledge support.
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Buffalo
Ias
Martin Luther King
National Socialist Party of America
Niagara Square
City Hall
James D. Griffin
Griffin
King
Lafayette Square
Sara Sanders
New York City
James B. Cunningham
Martin Luther King Day Memorial Coalition
Karl Hand
Eleanor Freed
Dorritie
Baltimore
Boston
Chicago
Cleveland
Milwaukee
New York State
Hand
Delaware
Teen slain resisting muggers in Bronx coat robbery
In the Bronx a 15 year old boy James Williams was shot in the back and killed after he refused to surrender his new Christmas coat to robbers in a lobby. A friend, David Collins, was wounded in the leg and listed in stable condition at Jacobi Hospital.
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NEW York
James Williams
The
Bronx
David Collins
Williams
Collins
Mary Collins
David
James
Jacobi Hospital
Task force urges perspective on anti-Semitic vandalism spike
New York AP report on a two day symposium by the Anti-Defamation League chaired by Princeton sociologist Melvin Tumin. The 25 member task force urged a national minority coalition to fight bias and called for strong punishment of vandals.
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New York
Princeton University
Melvin Tumin
Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B’rith
United States
Tumin
District of Columbia
United Nations
Palestine Liberation Organization
Harris trial resumes in snowbound White Plains
After a snowstorm closure the Harris murder trial resumes in White Plains. Jean Harris, 47, faces charges in the Dr Herman Tarnower case. Defense has called 18 witnesses focused on the defendant’s character.
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White Plains
Jean Harris
Herman Tarnower
Scarsdale
New York
Publica tions Ho. rates and postage details in Syracuse issue
The page lists subscription and postage rates for New York State and outside zones, with daily and Sunday editions, various paper prices, and totals. It includes figures for daily, Sunday, and combined papers, plus postages across zones and regions.
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Herald-Journal
the Herald Co
Syracuse
N.Y
New York State
Barty Tyr Qmna
FSG Wessel
Luna
W.Y
Frao Sio
GURNEY'S INN Montauk Vacation For Two Draws Winners
A one week vacation for two at Gurney's Inn in Montauk New York promises luxury spa pampering with world class therapies from French vichy to lavender scented steam rooms. The package highlights the Atlantic coast setting and opulent facilities. A separate note mentions POLLENEX INSIDE TRACK computerized fitness machines designed for home use with adjustable pace distance and time tracking.
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Gurney’s Inn
International Health and Beauty Spa
Montauk
Long Island
New York
Atlantic Coast
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Sam Laniado
Federal Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Rochester
Daniel Acker
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
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Harris
UPI
Richmark
E. Genesee St
Tek Jonnm
Zell & Sons
British Guild
Daks
Fog Zero King
Meny Garage
Allright System
Marbro
Zell's
Westbury
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