Tense truce at St. Regis
State police remain a buffer as Mohawk factions at St. Regis hold 7,000 residents hostage to a long running dispute. About 200 to 300 Tribal members sealed Raquette Point Road while Traditionalists barricaded themselves for over a year. One arrest occurred when Louis T. Cook, 33, photographed troopers and clashed with them. No serious injuries reported. Onondaga Chiefs threaten to shut Route 1 and cut services if police move against the St. Regis Indians.
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Hogansburg
St. Regis
Raquette Point
Louis T. Cook
Route 3
Potsdam
Franklin County
Onondaga Council of Chiefs
Onondaga Reservation
Nedron
Tourism industry suffers as Mount St Helens ash disrupts travel
Tourism officials in Washington and Oregon report bookings drop up to 50 percent due to ash and fear after Mount St Helens eruptions. Hotel operators blame public relations myths and misperceptions, with travel agents unable to sell full tour packages. Industry leaders urge accurate reporting to prevent broader reputational damage.
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Vancouver
Wash
Mount St. Helens
Washington
Oregon
Davenport
Kim Workman
Spokane Convention and Visitors Bureau
Gary
Walker
Seattle-King County Convention and Visitors Bureau
Seattle
Portland
David Heinl
Senate finalizes 1980 session with Syracuse aid plan
The 1980 New York Senate approved 1.8 million in aid to the Central New York Regional Transportation Authority, plus over 9 million for Syracuse, and backed a fourth platoon for the Syracuse Police Department amid crime hour concerns. Assembly leaders pushed to pass the plan and a mass transit bill, while negotiations continued on the platoon authority and votes.
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Kenn Peters
Albany
Senate
Central New York Regional Transportation Authority
Syracuse
Assembly
Thomas J. Sardino
Melvin N. Zimmer
Leonard F. Bersani
Mideast policy faces cautious path with European initiative
The United States and nine European Community members avoid a direct clash over Mideast strategy as Muskie notes ambiguities in a new European approach. Negotiators will reconvene July 23 to resume formal talks, though substantive progress is expected to take months. The Venice declaration called for Palestinian self determination and PLO involvement, a stance Israel and the U.S. reject.
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Baltimore Sun
Washington
United States
Mideast
Edmund S. Muskie
Israel
Egypt
Camp David
Muskie
European Economic Community
Venice
Palestine Liberation Organization
Thunderstorms Possible Over Central New York Tonight
National Weather Service at Hancock Airport warns of scattering thunderstorms tonight with low 55 to 60. Patchy showers expected tomorrow with clearing by day’s end, highs 70 to 75 and rain chances 50 percent tonight and 30 percent tomorrow. Southwest winds 5 to 15 mph. Extended outlook shows scattered showers Monday to Wednesday, lows around 55 and highs near 75.
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New York
National Weather Service
Hancock Airport
AT&T ordered to pay 1.8B in antitrust damages
A federal jury found AT&T guilty of antitrust violations and ordered treble damages totaling 1.8 billion to MCI Communications. The verdict, following three days of deliberation after a February start, prompted motions for a new trial and possible appeal from AT&T. MCI hailed the award as the largest of its kind. AT&T officials expressed disappointment and pledged to seek reversal.
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At&t
Chicago
UPI
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
MCI Communications Corp
U.S
John F. Grady
Grady
Lis
MCI
Chet Kamin
Ormand J. Wade
At&t Long Lines Central Region
wiCi
Federal Communications Commission
Reagan calls for unity at $500 fund raiser rally
Ronald Reagan urged Republican unity at a Los Angeles fundraiser flanked by six rivals he defeated in the primaries. Former President Gerald Ford spoke by telephone as honorary dinner chairman. Six defeated candidates and Ben Fernandez urged support for the Reagan ticket joined by Efrem Zimbalist Jr.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Gerald Ford
Ford
Howard Baker
Philip Crane
Texas
John Connally
Robert Dole
George Bush
Ben Fernandez
Efrem Zimbalist Jr
Bill Brock
Brock
Three Groups Define People in This Odd Feature
A fragmented feature notes people divide into three groups who make things and those who observe. It cites Donoghue Dodge on Rt. 11 in Cicero and mentions Comte Ady as part of the text.
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Donoghue Dodge
Cicero
Comte Ady
Driving instructor offers to help fill accident forms
A lighthearted scene has a driving school instructor teasing a novice about the remaining lesson time and joking whether he should demonstrate filling out accident forms. The quip captures a playful moment between instructor and student during training.
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Navy
Ath
Clear Senate
Tarky Lombardi Jr
Lombardi
Nancy Lorraine Hoffmann
Bersani
Zimmer
Hy Miller
Bill Bush
Federal Energy Department
Wade
Bell System
Nba
Capenee
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