Food price rise to continue in 1977 and beyond
Government economist Kenneth R. Farrell predicted continued increases in food costs next year with the average family facing a 4 to 6 percent rise. He cited higher transport processing and marketing costs plus rising sugar prices and potential policy changes as key factors.
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Village trustee jailed after fatal shooting of colleague
In Pike New York deputies say Thomas Ayers 28 was charged with second degree murder for the killing of fellow village trustee David Walcott 30 both Republicans. Walcott died after being shot three times in the midsection at his grocery store and Ayers was arrested at his home. Deputy belief a 357 magnum was used. Mayor Washburn said the board will consider replacing Walcott and determine Ayers status.
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Justices' bid to halt ticket-fix probe blocked
In New York State, town justices won a partial delay in a ticket fixing investigation as a court barred removal of those under review while the probe continues. A Nov. 28 hearing will decide if the Commission on Judicial Conduct may proceed or face broader limits.
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Niagara County
Economic growth up in revised 4th quarter reading
The Commerce Department reports the U S economy grew 4 7 percent in the third quarter up from 3 8 percent but still below the 7 5 percent pace of the first quarter and 6 2 percent in the second quarter A $4 billion rise in goods ready for sale was included in the revision.
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Great American Smoke Out prompts nationwide tobacco break
United Press International reports a 24 hour voluntary tobacco break beginning today for millions of Americans. Events span from San Francisco's Union Square ashtray to Detroit bonfires as the campaign urges smokers to quit and highlight tobacco health hazards.
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North Ward Appliance Advertisement
Free to use fifty dollars value with any major appliance. Ump on Christmas at Northwat Appliance. Sale located at 2067 Park Street. Phone 422 5161 Adw.
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Radical lawyer to face charges in Germany
Radical lawyer Klaus Croissant was returned from France to West Germany to face charges of aiding the Baader Meinhof gang. The 46 year old attorney who defended Andreas Baader in the murder trial was handed over after a French court rejected his request for political asylum.
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France
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Sadat to visit Jerusalem for 36 hours amid mixed support
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat will spend 36 hours in Jerusalem starting Saturday night and address the Knesset on Sunday. He travels with Syria and domestic opposition wavering. his foreign minister resigns while Arafat condemns the trip. Begin announced timing after Sadat’s Damascus visit.
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Yad Vashem
Explosion at Egyptian Embassy in Damascus Shocks Region
A powerful blast rocked the Egyptian Embassy in Damascus as President Anwar Sadat left for a historic visit toward addressing the Israeli parliament. Officials warned of unknown casualties while Syria condemned the attack and prepared for Sadat to meet Assad.
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Syia
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Shah vows oil price break after state visit
Shah of Iran ends a tense visit promising to press oil producers to hold prices steady at a December Caracas meeting. He spoke of a potential price break for Americans after talks with Carter, Iran Saudi Arabia and 11 others, and prepared to meet France's Giscard dEstaing.
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Overnight temperatures fall to the low 30s with snow flurries
Flurries overnight bring a 70 percent chance of snow at Hancock Airport as the weatherman forecasts cooler air. Blustery winds and more snow flurries are likely tomorrow with a high near 45 degrees and continued 70 percent snow chance.
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Andreoli excuses Parr in mixup over testimony
Special Deputy Atty. Gen. Andreoli denied any plan to interfere with Rudolph Parr arguing the Mulroy suit in Albany. Parr was subpoenaed and briefly delayed to appear, while Andreoli said his office expected another deputy to argue the case. The Court of Appeals reserved decision on the governor’s power to supersede a local district attorney.
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State Court of Appeals
Albany
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Mulroy
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