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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1981

Page

17

Autos for sale and misc notices mixed in classified ad

Classified column lists 18 autos for sale including a 1948 Rolls Silver Wraith, Buick and Cadillac models from 1966 to 1981, Camaros and a 1975 Estate Wagon, with prices and contact numbers. Also notes lost pets, a budget rent ad, and publisher liability disclaimer for ad errors.

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118-year-old former slave dies in Maryland hospital

William Mac Pinckney born into slavery near Emancipation in Croom Maryland later lived in Washington He led Thursday Pinckney the father of 18 children said his secret to longevity is walking upright and following God In a 1979 Washington Post interview he described slavery as a horror story He helped build the first log cabin church in Croom where he was later married Bertha Lee his wife died in 1955 Eight of his children survive

Washington UPI Southern Maryland Hospital Center William “Mac” Pinckney Croom Prince George's County Thursday Pinckney Pinckney The Washington Post Inckney Bertha Lee

Reagan urges Fed to loosen tight money policy

The Reagan administration urges the Federal Reserve Board to ease its monetary restraint to revive the economy, stressing not an easy money policy but a return to the Fed’s targeted growth within a range. Treasury and White House officials defend steady policy while noting a lag in M1B growth and a slow economy.

Washington Reagan Federal Reserve Board Treasury Department Marlin Fitawater Fed Treasury Donald T. Regan Washington Post Regan Fitzwater

National debt hits the one trillion mark this year

Washington reports the national debt reached 1 trillion dollars this year as Congress approved late last week a larger debt limit. The piece notes wars and programs funded by bonds, rising interest to about 11 percent, and that debt is now about 34.7 percent of GDP while portions are self-held or held by foreign investors. It warns inflation erodes dollar value and that debt reduction is unlikely with only seven surpluses in 50 years.

Eve M. Crouse Ponondaga New York Dacamsad Onoonga Syracuse Carol B. Schulte Riddleport New Hoagaon Hollywood Hudson Hallywood Taid Onondaga Bernard L. Rangan Donald E. Moore Jr Surrogate’s Court Bernard Reapan Surrogate’s Gald Surrogate’s Court of Joseph A. 5Aenwenl Denis G. Gulino Washington UPY Congress Treasury Federal Reserve U.S United States

Sadat accuses Khadafy of Libyan invasion plan amid Soviet drive

President Anwar Sadat labeled Libyan Col. Muammar Khadafy the madman of Libya and warned of a Soviet backed plan to invade Sudan and expand control of the oil rich Middle East. Defense minister Halim Abu Ghazala cited a 36,500 strong communist force in Libya and Ethiopia as a Soviet rapid deployment. Egypt and the United States will stage joint exercises near Cairo from November 14 to 21, with U S troops arriving November 7 and leaving after the drills.

Cairo Egypt UPI Anwar Sadat Muammar Khadafy Libya Sudan Middle East Khadafy Soviet Union Sadat Mayo National Democratic Party Halim Abu Chazala Ethiopia Persian Gulf Horn of Africa North Africa Rose el-Youssef Abu Ghazala Al-Siyassi United States U.S

Federal study seeks birth defect causes across Atlanta region

Federal health investigators launch a 1.5 million CDC led study tracking 10 000 children and parents in five county Atlanta area to uncover causes of birth defects. They will interview 20 000 parents, examine illnesses, occupations and exposures including Agent Orange in a 18 month effort funded by CDC DoD and VA.

Charles S. Taylor Atlanta UPI National Centers For Disease Control United States David Erickson Erickson CDC Department of Defense Veterans Administration Defense Department

Notice of Proposed Changes in Telephone Rates

Nobu hereby states a proposed rate schedule has been filed with IK Public Service Commission to become effective October 30, 198, providing for new rates and charges for Telemetry Alarm Roding Service TABS.

Nobu IK Public Service Commission

France freezes prices to curb inflation and defend franc

French Finance Minister Jacques Delors announced a temporary price freeze on basic foods and services and a cap on import profit margins to counter inflation and the franc's devaluation. The measures, extending six and three months respectively, aim to lower inflation from 14 to 10 percent and stabilize key staples.

Paris UPS Jacques Delors Finance Ministry Delors

Arafat to visit Japan and other states

Japan invited PLO leader Yasser Arafat to Tokyo for his first meeting with a head of a so called industrialized seven nation. He leaves Oct. 12 and also plans to visit China North Korea and possibly the Soviet Union as part of a political offensive to seek support.

Tokyo UPI Japan Palestine Liberation Organization Yasser Arafat Foreign Ministry Arafat China North Korea Soviet Union

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