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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1979

Page

2

Daily News strike halts publish in New York

The Daily News could not publish as photoengravers refused to cross picket lines amid ongoing negotiations with the News and Times. Key issue is job security for 64 photoengravers at Newspoint in Queens, with talks continuing into the early morning. The Times faced no strike, and a pact between the two papers affects potential publication if either is shut down.

New York The Daily News Photo-Engravers Union News New York Times Theodore W. Kheel Allied Printing Trades Council Aflcio Newspoint Queens Kheel Times Times and News Herald-Journal Herald Co Syracuse N.Y New York State Lyr & Mos Imo W.Y Eeeene Stenenenen Seseeneenens

Gold tops $280 an ounce on London market surge

Gold rose above 280 dollars per ounce for the first time in history with quotes of 280.75 in London and 280.625 in Zurich. The rise reflects investor demand amid oil cost fears and supply concerns, as traders note the dollar's mixed rates in quiet global markets. The surge began yesterday afternoon, peaking at 279.50 earlier in London.

London Zurich United States

Abortion fund cut OK'd by House Appropriations panel

The House Appropriations Committee voted 23-22 to tighten Medicaid abortion rules to allow coverage only when the woman's life is threatened by full term pregnancy. The move follows stricter subcommittee action and could reignite clashes with the Senate. The session was closed amid lobbyist protests, with NARAL objecting to the process.

Washington House Appropriations Committee House Senate Department of Health, Education and Welfare Full Appropriations Committee HEW Karen Mulhauser National Abortion Rights Action League Mark Gallagher National Committee For A Human Life Amendment National Conference of Catholic Bishops

Rail bond package funds upstate lines and Empire Service

Lawmakers reach agreement on a 150 million bond issue to aid rail and highway projects. Funds tot up to 7 million for Syracuse to Oswego line, 15 million for Syracuse to Massena, 27 million for Buffalo to Albany route, and up to 32 million for Empire Service. Onondaga County share about 2.66 million. No casino action before recess. possible August or next year per referendum rules.

McGraw Homer James Donovan R-Chadwicks Legisature Democrats Auer Syracuse-Fulton-Oswego Syracuse-Watertown Albany Buffalo Utica Carey Upstate Onondaga County

Maria leads at local spelling bee with eleventh contestant tag

Maria, eleventh speller in a Syracuse Rooters crowd, prepares as the contest runs through today and tomorrow morning. Her family, St. Cecilia's teachers, and local supporters travel from Solvay to cheer. Tim Kneale sends a congratulatory note with advice to take her time and enjoy the event.

Syracuse Maria Vincent Genecco Timothy Peter M. Cornelia St. Cecilia’s School Anne Rutledge Xavier Mitchell Robert Bourg Bob Solvay Tim Kneale Walter Wheeler Middle School Onondaga Central Tim New York State

Bradley lands D-Day heroes at Pointe du Hoc

Gen. Omar Bradley, frail and in a wheelchair, praised dead Allied soldiers at a Normandy commemorative ceremony marking the 35th anniversary of the June 6 1944 D-Day landings. Rangers from the 2nd and 5th Battalions climbed 100-foot cliffs under fire to silence German guns, a costly operation.

Pointe DU Hoc France UPI Omar Bradley Europe Omaha Utah James E. Rudder

Stamp hike under 5 cents, USPS panel says

Postmaster General William F. Bolger indicated a stamp price increase likely in the spring of 1981. He framed the rise as modest relative to inflation, noting the panel will set the new rate as the public observes rising costs.

ST. Louis UPI Postal Service Panel William F. Bolger

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