Cuomo Koch debate highlights gubernatorial clash in New York
In a public forum the two Democratic candidates Mario Cuomo and Edward Koch traded barbs over leadership and achievement. Cuomo accused Koch of flip flopping while Koch touted his city budget balance 160000 jobs created and productivity gains.
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Jobathon to spotlight job seekers on Cedar Rapids TV
Cedar Rapids station KGAN TYV plans a 34hour jobathon to boost morale and highlight employment opportunities. News director Bob Jackson will pre empt regular programming with Pink Panther movie and live 15 to 17 minute updates from Cedar Rapids Waterloo and delays from Dubuque. Job Service reads available jobs during breaks. Don Menke notes aim to show people that work is available.
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Workers rush eight hour home build at Post Falls
Two hundred construction workers planned to erect and landscape a 960 square foot house in under eight hours at a vacant Post Falls lot. Richard and Mindy Galbraith would move in that night as five inspectors watched, with ABC’s That's Incredible filming.
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Scandal linked archbishop may get Chicago job
Vatican and Italian papers speculate Pope John Paul II may appoint Archbishop Paul Marcinkus to head the Chicago diocese after pressure over the Vatican bank scandal tied to Roberto Calvi. Officials and Marcinkus declined comment as debates on his fate continue amid questions of loans and letters tied to Banco Ambrosiano. In Chicago, a grand jury and IRS inquiry into Cardinal Cody’s alleged misused funds were dropped, though IRS action on Cody’s estate remains possible.
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Weather forecast and storm damage across the Midwest
Scattered showers tonight, partly cloudy tomorrow, high around 85. Storms damaged highways and rails, injuring 18 while tens of thousands lost power. Tornadoes touched down in Iowa Oklahoma Minnesota and Alabama with mobile homes destroyed and millions in damage. Amtrak rerouted trains as rail washouts stretched up to 1000 feet and 17 miles required major restoration. Continuous weather updates and regional notes accompany the storm tally.
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