Heat Keeps Up As Syracuse Sees Week of Near 90
Weather officials warn of a hot humid week with near 90s in Syracuse and a 20 percent rain chance. Forecasters expect a brief cooling Friday and a return to muggy, humid conditions across the region.
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Syracuse
Hancock
Chuck Galla
Galla
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
Gary MacLachlan
County Parks and Recreation Department
Jamesville Beach
Oneida Shores
Camillus Pool
MacLachlan
Onondaga Lake Park
National Weather Service
James Bay
Canada
Upstate
New York City
Poughkeepsie
Rochester
Dansville
New York
Massena
Elmira
Plattsburgh
The
Weather Service
Great Lakes
Minnesota
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
Montana
Utah
Wyoming
Canadian
Dakotas
Florida
Miami
Rapid City
S.D
Tampa
Gas Station Guide Sparks Small Town Frustration
In a playful note, locals joke that no matter how tiny the town, the gas station becomes a shortcut to wrong directions. Residents share wry stories of misdirections and friendly banter while seeking reliable guidance.
Carter says no plan to name special prosecutor in Korean influence probe
President Carter stated he has no plans to appoint a special prosecutor to take over the inquiry into South Korean influence buying on Capitol Hill. Republicans and some Democrats pressed for an independent probe as ethics committee chief counsel Lacovara resigns amid new disclosures and links to Park’s ledgers.
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Washington
Philip Lacovara
Lacovara
John Flynt
D-Ga
O'Neill
O’neill
House Ethics Committee
Tongsun Park
Park
Ethics Committee
Washington Post
England
ABC Network
Flynt
Begin
Israel
Jordan
Carter
Jerusalem
U.S
West Bank
Gaza
Begin Arrives for Talks on Secret Mideast Peace Plan
Israeli Prime Minister Begin travels to Washington to present a confidential complete peace plan as the United States seeks a framework for Arab-Israeli negotiations. Carter signals openness to a Palestinian homeland concept, while Dayan advocates limited autonomy with continued Israeli security. Sadat hints at potential diplomatic ties within five years of a peace accord.
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Washington
Menahem Begin
Carter
Mideast
State Department
Begin
West Bank
Jordan River
Gaza
Moshe Dayan
Israel
Anwar Sadat
Jerusalem
Sadat
Giscard warns of reprisals over Concorde landing ban
President Giscard d Estaing warns of a reprisal against the United States if Concorde landing rights remain denied, saying retaliation will avoid harming the French economy. The Port Authority has banned SST landings at JFK, while Washington tests continue at Dulles and a decision by Secretary Adams is pending.
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New York
Valery Giscard d'Estaing
France
United States
Giscard d’Estaing
Port Authority of
New Jersey
John F. Kennedy International Airport
Washington, D.C
Dulles International Airport
Transportation
Brock Adams
U.S
Federal Aviation Administration
Manhattan bachelor buys subway ads to find a wife
Michael Block a 35 year old Manhattan executive spent 2600 dollars to place eight illuminated billboards in the Lexington Avenue IRT urging a marriage partner. He says he is aromantic and wants a woman who is not and has already lined up a first date with a respondent who praised him as unconventional.
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New York
Manhattan
Michael Block
Aromantic
Block
Gas tax hike still possible in Carter energy push
Congress may add a 3 to 4 cent per gallon gasoline tax as part of a broader energy package. Chairman Thomas Ashley said the House Ad Hoc Energy Committee could restore much of Carters requested tax increase while keeping options open for rationing if gasoline use fails to fall.
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Thomas Ashley
Ohio
House
Ad Hoc Energy Committee
Carter
Ashley
House Commerce Committee
Commerce and Ways and Means
Congress
Ways and Means
Union pension fund eyed for $500 million loss
Senate testimony by Sen. Charles H. Percy charges the Central States Teamsters Pension Fund may have lost between $500 million and $700 million through bad investments. He cites Las Vegas casinos, a Florida dog track, race tracks in Ohio and Pennsylvania, a Connecticut jai alai center, a California resort, and a Chicago hotel project as examples. The fund, with $1.4 billion in assets, covers 459,000 workers and retirees, paying $22 million monthly to 74,000 retirees while employer contributions could rise about 20 percent to $37 per month per new employee.
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Washington
Teamsters Union Pension Fund
Charles H. Percy
R-Nl
Percy
Senate
Central States Teamsters Pension Fund
Las Vegas
Florida
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
Labor Department
Eac
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Earl Wilson
Lacoyara
ABC Radio
Thomas P. O'Neill
James Wright
Wright
Georgia
Abc-Tv News
UPI
Lower Manhattan
Washington Square Park
Ezekiel
Land of Israel
Judea
Samaria
Golan Heights
Sinai
Promised Land
Dayan
Newsweek Magazine
Barry Soeckler
Lincoln
R.L
Newport
Leslie Ryan
Cumberland
R.1
Lexington Avenue
Michael
California
Teamsters
Chicago
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