Reagan Warns Business Leaders of Economic Slowdown
President Reagan, amid reports of falling productivity and a slowing economy, warned businessmen that his comprehensive package aims to trim inflation and revive growth. He acknowledged some measures will hurt business, including cutting subsidies, after private White House talks with major trade groups.
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UPI
Reagan
Howse
White House
C. William Verity
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Labor Department
Commerce Department
Reagan cool to hostage probe and debt debate
Reagan signals a $50 billion debt ceiling increase while stressing continued spending cuts. House conservatives seek reassurances from the president. Senator Percy sets hearings on the hostage issue for February 23, urging focus on the economy as the top priority.
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Pentagon
Hatfield
House
Bob Michel
Tinois
Michel
Reagan
Charles H. Percy
RTI
Senate Foreign Relations
State jobless rate dips again in November
Unemployment reports show both adjusted and unadjusted rates at 7.2 percent. Buffalo tops the state with 8.4 percent while Poughkeepsie, Rochester, and Long Island metros share the best at 5.5 percent. New York City at 7.7 percent with 227000 out of work and 2.7 million employed. Utica-Rome 8 percent, Elmira 7.1, Syracuse 6.9, Binghamton 6.6, Albany-Schenectady-Troy 5.8.
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Buffalo
Poughkeepsie
Rochester
Long
New York City
Utica-Rome
Elmira
Syracuse
Binghamton
Albany
Schenectady
Troy
Polish unions press compromise amid strikes and Rural Solidarity clash
The Polish unions acknowledge a compromise to keep Saturdays work free and gain weekly state radio and television programs on union activity, part of a summer pact ending a nationwide strike wave. Solidarity leaders warned the agreement fails to secure Rural Solidarity status, while calls for a Feb. 3 one hour stoppage signal renewed leadership efforts and protests. A general strike in Bielso Biala province entered its fifth day, disrupting municipal transport and intercity services, with additional stoppages at key Jelenia Gora enterprises.
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Soviet Bloc
Communist Party
Moscow
Union
Rural Solidarity
Rulewski
Solidarity
Gdansk
Polish Radio
Bielso Biala
Jelenia Gora
State approves Staten Island power plant vote
Albany AP The state Power Authority won a major victory approving the 700 megawatt Arthur Kill coal and garbage fired plant on Staten Island by a 4-1 vote. The $1.3 billion facility faces federal approval and likely legal battles.
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Albany
State Power Authority
Staten Island
Arthur Kill
Pasny
Janis Corr
State Environmental Conservation Department
Frank Ponterio
Larocea
Teen pilots subway train for ailing motorman
A 15 year old, Darius McCullum, allegedly operated an IND E train from 34th Street to World Trade Center and back to Chambers Street, guided by a sick motorman Carl Scholack. Scholack, 46, then arrested for reckless endangerment and related charges.
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New York
Darius McCullum
Transit Authority
Carl Scholack
Queens
Subway
34Th Street
Avenue of the Americas
Scho- Jack
World Trade Center
Lower Manhattan
Mth Street
Central Tower
Tower
Chambers Street
Chambers Street World Trade Center
Scholack
Jamaica Yards
Area church notices outline worship and talks
Area church notices report on worship services including the Dedication of Disciples at 11 a.m. with Ann Brown at the piano, a noon brown bag luncheon, and a 1 p.m. communion led by pastor and deacons. East Genesee Presbyterian installs officers at 11 a.m. tomorrow as Rev. Harold B. Sanderson Jr. preaches on I Corinthians 1 26. Church School starts at 9 45 a.m. Manlius United Methodist focuses on Growing Spiritually tomorrow with Rev. Sheldon B. Stephenson preaching on Reaching Out to Others broadcast on WYRD 1540. Additional items mention youth fellowships, prayer groups, mini sermon series on the Sermon on the Mount, and sermons across several churches with communion, special music, and educational programs.
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Ann Brown
East Genesee Presbyterian Church
Harold B. Sanderson Jr
Manlius United
Frank B. Clayton
First Baptist Church of
Manlius
Charles Struwing
Kyle Denzer
Gertrude Mawson
United Church of Christ
Bayberry
Daniel H. Kuhn Jr
Fellowship Hall
Gilbert Bascom
United Methodist Educational
Japan
Fayetteville
Church School
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Farmers’ Union
James Larocca
Charles Zielinski
Public Service Commission
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State Commerce Department
Teen Pilots
Area Church News
Broadcast Service
Palma
C. James Palma
North Syracuse Baptist Church
Abraham
Tor
Faith Heritage School
Dr. Clayton
Gethsemane United Methodist Church of Syracuse
Frances Tooley
Persos
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Herald-Journal
Husband
Post-Standard and Herald-Journal
John
Valentine
Hibra
Be My
Clement
Fiat
Ove
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Valentine’s Greetings Classified Department
Coost
United States Government
United States Civil Service Commission
Terrance R. Kelly
Esq. Kelly
Haglund
Garnsey
Kahn & Donnell
Equitable
Seventeenth Street
Denver
Colorado
Kenneth A. Wohl
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