Thursday lift off for shuttle likely
CAPE CANAVERAL FLA The space shuttle Columbia is likely to launch on its delayed second test flight Thursday a NASA official said after analyses of contaminated lubrication oil from engine gearboxes indicated a wax buildup from hydrazine leaks. Astronauts Engle and Truly were in Houston awaiting the decision. If the problem is confirmed Thursday appears probable otherwise delays into the week of November 15.
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Saudi embassy worker shot in Beirut during car theft attempt
A Saudi Arabian embassy staffer was wounded in the leg in Beirut Lebanon as gunmen sought to steal his car, the Saudi Press Agency reported. The incident occurred amid rising security concerns in the area and no immediate arrests were announced.
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Brooke Shields Nude Photo Case Sees Mother Testify
In New York teen star Brooke Shields testifies her mother Teri said posing nude at age 10 was “all right” for pictures later used in a Playboy Press book. Mrs Shields recalls mixed feelings then now calls the images ugly as courtroom prints are shown.
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Small meat firms get eased consumer protection rules
Albany AP Gov Hugh Carey signed a bill exempting small meat producers from stricter consumer protection terms for home food service bulk meat. The law, effective April, still requires delivery invoices and contracts noting per pound price, item weight, and total plan price. Carey also OK'd pension expansion for state prison guards hired after July 1, 1976, while vetoing a bill to limit his power over MTA inspector general appointments.
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Rogers blasts Soviet buildup at Venice conference
NATO Commander Gen Bernard Rogers condemned Soviet military expansion and warned of growing Warsaw Pact superiority in many fields. He cited Afghanistan and Vietnam as examples and urged Western unity while noting differing security-policy views among allies at a Venice conference on Soviet strategy.
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Icy roads slow drivers after winter storm hits Central New York
Police report hazardous driving conditions across the county as wet snow sticks to road surfaces. Interstate 81 and Route 5 saw incidents with two injured in a Route 5 crash near Chittenango Canastota while a woman escaped serious injury after a crash into a utility pole on Route 173 near the Onondaga County line. Road conditions improved as temperatures rose and officials predicted highs in the 50s tomorrow ending Central New York's first winter bout.
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Bond issue margin narrows in New York prisons plan
New figures show a shrinking 992 vote margin for a $500 million bond to build and improve New York state prisons. Official tallies from upstate counties add late shifts, with 37 of 14,048 districts still untallied and a potential for the measure to fail.
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Grain subsidy plan edges past Reagan spending targets
House majority whip Thomas Foley of Washington said after a dairy program compromise was reached, with negotiators approving a dairy measure that costs over $150 million more than Reagan’s four year target. The plan raises the four year dairy bill to about $3.2 billion and comes amid intense three day talks.
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Protest in West Germany at Rhine Main runway site
About 20 000 people demonstrated at Rhine Main International Airport today opposing the runway construction. No violence was reported. Speakers urged the crowd to avoid clashes with police.
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Korchnoi Wins Second World Chess Championship Game
Viktor Korchnoi, a Soviet exile living in Switzerland, defeated Anatoly Karpov in the 13th game of the world championship match. Korchnoi, 50, forced Karpov to resign on the 42nd move in a highly aggressive contest. The 14th game was scheduled to begin today in Merano Italy.
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Herald-Journal Subscription Rates in Syracuse Ad
Rates listed for daily and Sunday editions, subscriptions across New York State and outside zones. Includes paper prices, postage, and totals for various term lengths and zones, with figures in dollars and cents.
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