Beame proposes shock budget with 67 347 payroll cut
Mayor Beame unveils two level budget plan amid a fiscal crisis. Crisis budget would cut 37 315 city workers and reduce expenditures by 641.5 million, with an austerity option restoring programs only if Albany delivers 641.5 million in tax and aid.
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Fred Ferretti
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Ford to press NATO and Middle East talks in Salzburg
President Ford plans blunt diplomacy at Salzburg meetings with Egyptian President Anwar Sadat and NATO allies. White House briefings say he will use plain talk and pointed suggestions to ease tensions in the Middle East after concluding NATO 26th anniversary talks and heading to Madrid for Franco discussions.
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GOP senators push changes to Pooler consumer affairs bill
Senate leaders vow major alterations to the Assembly plan creating a state Division of Consumer Affairs led by Rosemary Pooler. The Assembly passed the bill 100-43 granting Pooler subpoena power rule making and other authority. Republicans say it would give too much power and will push further changes before final passage.
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Patty's sister pleads guilty in court
Anne Randolph Hearst, sister of fugitive Patricia Hearst, pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor drug charge in U S District Court and was placed on four months probation. Judge Curtin said dismissal could follow if probation is completed successfully. Hearst, 19, a student, faces possible record clearance upon completion.
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Patricia Hearst
U.S. District Court Today
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Stocks surge on renewed recovery optimism
New York AP reports a strong market rally as hopes for an approaching economic recovery rise. The noon Dow Jones industrial average stands at 824.55, up 9.55, with advances leading declines on the New York Stock Exchange by about four to one.
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Federal drug chief quitting under White House pressure
John R. Bartels Jr. head of the Drug Enforcement Administration resigns amid a Justice Department probe into possible mismanagement and corruption. Sources say the White House requested the move as Senate hearings on alleged gross corruption loom. Bartels, 41, previously led the Organized Crime Strike Force in New Jersey.
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Drug Enforcement Administration
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Atty
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Senate Permanent Subcommittee On Investigations
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New Jersey
Higher jobless rate forecast and rally ahead
Ford administration warned that unemployment and recession will worsen this year, predicting an average jobless rate of 8.7 percent and about 7.8 million workers. The mid year review also notes a rise from February forecasts and suggests a stronger recovery next year despite the higher current rate.
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Ford Administration
Rainy weekend forecast from national weather service
The National Weather Service at Hancock Field warns umbrellas and caution. Mostly cloudy conditions with showers and possible thundershowers likely tonight and tomorrow. Precipitation probability around 70 percent. tonight's low near 60 degrees and tomorrow's high between 75 and 40 degrees.
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Hancock Field
Prefontaine dies in one car crash near Eugene
Track star Steve Prefontaine, 24, died in a one car crash near Eugene, Oregon, after a night run that included the second fastest NCAA 5,000 meter time. The University of Oregon graduate and former Olympic team member was widely known for holding every American distance record above 2,000 meters and for his outspoken views on amateurism.
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