New York Tel proposes access charges for long distance
New York Telephone Co aims to charge small customers more for long distance to subsidize big users. The plan would raise monthly bills, create double billing for each call, and charge access fees to connect to long distance carriers. FCC vote planned next Tuesday amid industry and consumer group opposition.
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Lawmakers weigh pay raises for New York leaders
Sources say New York state lawmakers may seek pay increases for top officials including Attorney General Abrams and Comptroller Regan, with Gov Cuomo and Lt Governor Lundine also named. The move could surface during the anticipated December session alongside tax, drug subsidy, and drug-case judge additions. No confirmed bills yet.
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Hymns Refer to God as She Heard by Methodist Panel
A United Methodist Church panel in Nashville considers inserting feminine imagery for God in a new hymnal. Editor Larston Young notes half of future seminary candidates will be women, yet much mail favors masculine imagery in traditional hymns.
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Reagan halts arms deals amid Iran Contra fallout
Washington reports Ronald Reagan scrapped arms sales to Iran amid backlash over covert operations to fund the Contras. The decision follows criticism of the administration’s handling of the Lebanon bombing and hostage diplomacy. The public reaction is strongly against the secret policy.
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Shultz vindicated as Reagan vows no new Iran arms
Washington report says President Reagan has no plans to send more arms to Iran despite five Americans held by pro-Iran factions. Shultz and others argued against hostage bargaining, noting such moves risked further terrorism. The policy shift follows a secret initiative by the administration.
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North Korean leader Kim Il-sung appears in public
In Pyongyang Kim Il-sung, age 74, greeted Mongolian leader Jambyn Batmönkh in a satellite clip, denying earlier South Korean reports that he had been assassinated. He wore a blue cap, shook hands, hugged guests, and walked a red carpet with North Korean officials amid reaction to the false death claim.
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New York taxi stops lead to huge cocaine seizure in Chittenango
State police say a New York City taxi found at the Chittenango rest stop on the Thruway prompted a patrol check that uncovered about 13 kilos of uncut cocaine valued at roughly seven million dollars. Trooper Brodie Mack Jr. questioned a man and woman while confirming details before seizing the vehicle and drugs.
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