Carter administration appeals wage price guideline ruling
Washington AP Carter officials ask the US Circuit Court of Appeals to overturn a lower court ruling that halted the presidents wage and price guidelines. Labor leaders call the decision a major setback while inflation continues to rise from 9 to 14 percent. The case centers on penalties for guideline violators and the legality of threatening federal contract denials.
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Gold and dollar rise in world markets
Gold held near record highs as the metal traded around 276.88 to 277.15 dollars per ounce in Zurich and London. The dollar strengthened in world markets, closing in Tokyo at 221.40 yen, up from 219.65 yesterday.
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Malaria Toll Rises to 400 in Bangladesh
In Dacca officials report 400 malaria deaths in the Mymensingh area. A medical team is rushed in as a World Health Organization contingent already treats victims. The Bangladesh Times notes the surge as health authorities scramble resources.
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Rowdies spoil regatta at Liverpool park
Local residents facing annoyance fear as regatta crowds overwhelm Liverpool Iroquois Village area. Park size and traffic controls spark complaints from trustees and residents, while officials report shifts to bus use and off-site lodging for visiting crews.
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U.S. Imposes Unilateral Quotas on Chinese Textiles
Washington imposes quotas on five Chinese textile categories for the year starting May 31 after failed talks in Peking between U.S. trade envoy Robert Strauss and Chinese officials. The move aims to curb rising imports while advancing a trade agreement, listing cotton gloves, blouses, shirts, trousers, and man-made fiber sweaters with fixed quota counts.
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Four Brooklyn suspects tied to Bedford Hills murders identified
Jimmie Lee Allen, 40, of Plainfield New Jersey, linked to four Bedford Hills killings, was a Westchester handyman and former burglar with New Jersey convictions. He was among four men seized at a Brooklyn birthday party robbery where a gun later tied by ballistics to the slayings of Charles Frankel, Helen Sperry, their son, and Nettie McCormack. Westchester DA Carl Vergari said investigators move methodically as house to house canvasses show photos of the Brooklyn suspects.
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Brooklyn man charged with murder in gas station shooting
A Brooklyn man faced murder charges after he allegedly shot and killed 21 year old Andrew Medusa at a Bay Ridge Amoco station when Medusa tried to cut into a shorter gasoline line. Witnesses reported a white 1979 Trans Am fled after the shooting as police recovered a license plate.
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Guards Fire On Marchers In Khoramshahr Iran
Revolutionary guards fired on thousands of Iranian Arabs marching in downtown Khoramshahr demanding the death of the provincial governor. Several marchers were wounded though the casualty toll was not yet available.
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Iran
Ayatollah
Ruhollah Khomeini
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Fuel tax bill debate stalls in Senate over home rule
Controversy grows as Syracuse and Onondaga County leaders warn against removing sales tax on energy. Assemblyman Hy Miller supports the bill to curb heating fuel costs, while Mulroy and Mayor Alexander oppose potential revenue losses. If approved, lawmakers would authorize phased reductions of the 3 percent tax on fuel oil electricity coal propane natural gas and wood.
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Miller
Bill Bush
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Pee
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Windham College life auctioned in Putney bid day
Putney Vermont AP Windham College reopened its deserted campus for an auction by creditors as nearly 1 000 people attended. Old friends and curious buyers watched as assets were sold starting with six dry maps as Dr Walter Hendricks who helped found the school in 1951 returned to bid. He said the first item symbolized the college's closing with a mop remark noting the irony. The college once housed about 50 students in its prime.
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Windham College
Windham
Walter Hendricks
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American half fare coupons travel offer
American Airlines promotes half fare travel coupons valid July 1 to December 15 for flights within the continental United States or Canada, with a shorter fall window to Mexico, Bermuda, and the Caribbean. The airline invites travelers to contact a Travel Agent or American directly to learn details and save money.
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