Helms Fined 2000 Dollars With Suspended Jury Term
Former CIA Director Richard Helms was fined 2000 dollars and given a suspended two year sentence for failing to fully answer a Senate committee about the CIA covert actions in Chile. Judge Parker warned no future leniency for public officials. He remains on one year probation and must pay the fine.
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United States
Lottery results announced for New York draw
UPI reports the weekly New York lottery numbers with the six digit prize winner 788664 in the millionaires box and in the ten thousand column. The five digit prize goes to 56371 the four digit 7127 and the three digit 273.
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Senate votes cut in payroll taxes on government and nonprofits
The Senate moved to ease payroll tax burdens by 2 billion dollars a year for state and local governments and charities. Sen John Danforth's amendment to cap the tax increase at 197 percent by 1987 was adopted 57 to 28, while the bill would raise taxes for workers and employers for 75 years and require employers to pay more Social Security taxes than workers for the first time. aid of about 300 million a year would help cities counties states colleges and charities though effectiveness varies by eligibility.
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John C. Danforth
R-Mo
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D-N.c
Weekend Sunshine Forecast From National Weather Service
The National Weather Service at Hancock Airport reports a chance of showers tonight followed by clear skies and sunshine for the weekend. Tonight has a 30 percent rain chance, with a low near 40. Tomorrow's high is forecast between 60 and 65 degrees with northerly winds around 10 to 15 miles per hour.
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Jobless rate stalls as October unemployment edges up
The U S unemployment rate rose to 7 0 percent in October the seventh straight month of little change Labor Department figures show 1 cause a 135 000 rise in employed to 91 2 million while the labor force grows leaving 6 9 million jobless Nearly 6 9 million Americans and a climb in black unemployment to 13 9 percent are noted and analysts warn of pressure for tax cuts and new jobs next year
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Amtrak Wins $8 Million to Save Northeast Routes
Congress approves 8 million to prevent 22 route terminations in the Northeast Corridor. Amtrak will keep daily service on lines such as Washington to Cincinnati and Washington to Cadetsburg while studying all routes for possible cuts or restructures. Some previously canceled services will be restored and overall budget guidance remains about 496.5 million.
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Voter Registration Drops 4.2 Percent in New York State
Albany reports 7 856 241 registered voters, down 4 2 percent from last year with declines in all but 13 upstate counties. NYC shows overall loss while 57 counties outside the city total 4 968 711 voters, femal es outnumber males, and Onondaga counts 221 391 registered.
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