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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1983

Page

6

State unemployment rate climbs to 9.2 percent in June

Albany AP reporting shows New Yorks unemployment rose to 9.2 percent in June from 8.8 percent in May the Labor Department indicated. State officials cite college students entering the labor force and discouraged workers reentering the market as key factors while national rates fell to 10.0 percent.

Albany Lillian Roberts U.S. Labor Department New York State Roberts R. Victor Stewart Ms. Roberts Stewart New York Labor Department Matthew McGuire The Business Council of

One strike averted at Hepburn Hospital in Ogdensburg

A near unanimous vote by 125 nurses at A. Barton Hepburn Hospital in Ogdensburg averted a strike minutes before it would have begun. A NYSNA spokeswoman said the contract resembles a prior rejected deal with key revisions. A bargaining session between Elmira’s St. Joseph’s Hospital and 200 nurses was set for 10 a.m. to prevent a broader walkout.

New York State St. Joseh’s Hospital Elmira New York State Nurses Association A. Barton Hepburn Ogdensburg Karen Maune Stan Douglas

Clam beds on Long Island likely stay closed

Nearly 20 000 acres of polluted clam beds on Long Island's South Shore may remain permanently closed as Nassau and Suffolk counties estimate a $70 million cost over 20 years to clean the water. Lee Koppelman notes no federal funds are available, making county funding uneconomical. About 11 000 acres in Nassau and 8 000 acres in Suffolk are closed.

Long Island Nassau Suffolk Lee Koppelman Long Island Planning Board

Transportation chief cites safety record amid bridge collapse worry

Transportation Secretary Elizabeth Dole defended the U S system as the world's safest and urged against undue fear after a Connecticut I 95 bridge collapse. She said about 12 billion will be distributed to states for highways and touted air bag incentive plans while noting state responsibility for the damaged bridge.

Washington UPS Elizabeth Dole Connecticut United States Dole ABC

Officers charged in alleged plot to murder insurance claimant

In Los Angeles two veteran police officers and an auto mechanic face charges over an alleged plan to kidnap drug and murder a Venus Faire employee in North Hollywood. Police say the aim was to collect life insurance to fund a gun running scheme. The victim was a 37 year old mother of three.

Los Angeles North Hollywood Daryl Gates Gates Scott Revell Police Internal Affairs U.S. Alcohol, Tobacco & Firearms Division

Columnist George Will coached Reagan for 1980 debate

George F. Will, a conservative columnist for ABC News, helped coach Ronald Reagan for his 1980 debate with Jimmy Carter and later claimed his role was minimal. Critics said the coaching compromised Will's impartial commentary and misled viewers about his involvement. Will notes he spoke rarely about the session and maintains it did not influence his broadcasts.

New York George F. Will ABC News Ronald Reagan Jimmy Carter Reagan Will Washington Post Writers Group Stockman Virginia David A. Stockman Office of Management and Budget Michigan Carter Nightline New York Daily News Jimmy Breslin Jack Nelson Washington Los Angeles Times Jules Germond Jack Witcover Roone Arledge Arledge Agronsky and Company William J. Casey Central Intelligence Patrick J. Buchanan William Safire Safire New York Times Buchanan Witt

Opportunity of a lifetime for Northern Ireland children in Chicago

A group of 160 Irish Catholic and Protestant youths, 80 Catholic and 80 Protestant, aged 11 to 13, arrived in Chicago for a six week U S program. They will live with host families, attend a summer camp, and enjoy sports and outings to promote peaceful coexistence amid Northern Ireland sectarian tensions.

Chicago America Northern Ireland Bob O'Connor Irish Children's Fund O'Hare International Bill Daley Naperville Janet Cooke Belfast Janet Daley Philip Paul Shepherd Illinois O'Connor Ulster

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