Lottery winner receives bonus money and benefits
A New York lottery winner in Massena is Augmenting his prize with a weekly 1000 dollar bonus and unemployment benefits. A spokesman cited confidentiality rules for the unemployment bureau and declined further comment. The winner, who bought the ticket the day his newborn son came home from the hospital, has moved with his wife and two children to a new house.
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Potsdam
North Country
LaShomb
Joey
Trade deficit widens to 2.8 billion in June
The United States posted a 2.8 billion trade deficit in June with 10.1 billion in exports and 12.9 billion in imports. Oil purchases drove the rise, while Frank Whelt cautioned the imbalance could take a decade to restore.
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Washington
United States
Commerce Department
Bonn
Germany
Asst
Frank Wheil
U.S
Mayor seeks answers on funding from Washington visit
Mayor Lee Alexander pressed Health Secretary Joseph Califano in Washington over reports that welfare reform could strip federal money from cities. He warned the plan risks urban shelter and services as cities fear cuts to housing subsidies and public service jobs, urging funding instead of draining core programs.
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Lee Alexander
Washington
Health, Education and Welfare
Joseph Califano
Califano
Alexander
America
U.S. Conference of Mayors
Carter
Conference of Mayors
Public Service
Begin Critical of U S Criticism Over West Bank Settlements
Prime Minister Begin voiced deep sorrow and disappointment at U S criticism of Israel's policy of settling Jews in the occupied West Bank. He announced the cabinet empowered its committee on settlement to decide on establishing new settlements after yesterday's decision approving three disputed West Bank sites.
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Menahem Begin
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Begin
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Jordan
Alon
Buffalo topless ban may be delayed by court order
A Buffalo legal bid seeks to extend a state law ban on topless dancing in liquor licensed venues. An attorney for 100 dancers and club owners obtained orders forcing the State Liquor Authority to show cause why the ban should not take effect, with hearing set before U.S. District Judge John T. Elfvin. The group argues the ban threatens jobs for dancers, club owners, busboys and waitresses.
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Buffalo
UPI
Buffalo Area
State Liquor Authority
George P. Doyle
Liquor Authority
U.S. District Court
John T. Elfvin
New Record Low Sets 50 Degree Morning Benchmark
The weatherman at Hancock Alert reports a record low of 50 degrees for today, breaking the 1971 51 degree mark with readings at 3 a.m. 4 a.m. and 6 a.m. Expect clear skies tonight and cooler again with near 40 degrees. Tomorrows forecast calls for partly cloudy skies and highs in the low 80s.
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Hancock Alert
150 Homes Burn In Santa Barbara Brush Fire
A major brush fire from the Santa Ynez Mountains destroyed at least 150 homes in Santa Barbara’s northeast, near the Riviera, with 17 injured and no deaths. Firefighters fought gusty winds, shifting air, and chemical retardants as the blaze threatened downtown and spread toward Montecito and Westmont College.
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Calif
Santa Ynez
Pacific Ocean
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Riviera
U.S. Forest Service
Vietnamese Refugee Reports Rumors on Missing Americans
Nguyen Cong Hoan a former communist parliament member now a refugee in the United States tells a House panel that rumors claim Americans are still jailed in Vietnam. He says the source is confidential but urges investigation as about 1,800 Americans remain missing in action in Southeast Asia.
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Congress
Hanoi
Vietnam
Nguyen Cong Hoan
Japan
United States
House
Hoan
House Subcommittee On
Lester Wolff
D-N.y
Southeast Asia
Hershey to Trim Candy Bar Weights and Raise Prices
Hershey Food Corp will reduce the weights of five standard candy bars by about 12.8 percent, the third size and price change in ten months. Board chairman Harold F Mohler notes a distinct possibility of price increases pushing the standard bar to 25 cents or more in most outlets.
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Hershey
Hershey Food Corp
Hershey Board
Harold F. Mohler
Shuttle set for solo flight after piggyback tests
Edwards AFB Calif AP Enterprise completed its last piggyback test atop a Boeing 747. Minor nuisance problems noted but NASA officials said the hour long flight was generally satisfactory. Test flight manager Donald Deke Slayton said nothing impeded the upcoming first free flight next month.
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Edwards Air. Force Base
Calif
National Aviation and Space Administration
Donald
Deke" Slayton
Communion in the hand approved for U S Catholics
The Vatican permits Roman Catholics in the United States to receive Communion in the hand if they choose. The decision is optional and each bishop may implement it in his diocese. A period of instruction is required and educational materials are being prepared for distribution next month.
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Vatican
United States
Rome
National Council of Catholic Bishops
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