Stocks Near Record High as Dow Edges Up
The Dow rose 5.06 to 1039.18 after early trading on the NYSE, the highest since January 1973. Unemployment claims for the week ended Oct 9 were 685,000, down 11,000. Baldrige forecast slow recovery till next year and 1983 growth about half typical postwar rebounds. Fed official says inflation remains priority. no shift to driving rates down. Industrials led gains as volume neared 100 million shares with a near two-to-one edge for advances.
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Fed helps cut interest rate economists feel
Economists, including many from banks and brokerage houses, believe the Federal Reserve has moved to cut rates despite the administration's denial. The Fed, as the U S central bank, regulates money via Treasury bill operations, shaping credit access for banks and consumers.
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Snow flurries tonight and tomorrow with cold highs
National Weather Service forecaster at Hancock Airport warns of breezy cold tonight with a 60 percent chance of snow flurries and a low of 30 to 35. Tomorrow remains breezy with morning flurries and afternoon sun, highs near the mid 40s, followed by a cheerful weekend with 50 to 55 high and 32 to 37 lows through Monday.
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How to Beat the Video Games Column Debuts
Michael Blanchet author of the book with the same title writes a new weekend and midweek column for the Syracuse Herald American and Syracuse Herald Journal. The twice weekly feature will include diagrams to help players maximize scores and time on arcade machines with strategies.
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Albany Daily Numbers Game Result Revealed
Albany AP reports the winning number drawn last night in the se daily numbers game. The brief item notes the exact digits and the drawing context, highlighting the lottery result for local players and any immediate payout details.
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In Office Work, Twice as Many People Now Employed
The article notes that today twice as many people are in office work as in 1960, reflecting broader employment trends. It mentions ongoing changes and shifts in the labor market and hints at evolving work patterns.
Candle starts blaze in three family South Side home
Fire swept through second floor and spread to third floor and attic at 100 block Dearborne Place. A 4 year old boy lit a candle, carried it to a closet and ignited clothing. Nine residents escaped uninjured though damage was extensive. Investigators say the candle caused the fire.
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New York Court Upheld Kiddie Porn Law in 7-0 Decision
The New York Court of Appeals rejected challenges to a state Kiddie Porn law, ruling the prohibited performances lack special First Amendment protection. The court said the law, allowing prohibition without obscene proof, does not violate the state constitution and reaffirmed its earlier ruling after the U.S. Supreme Court's July decision.
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Reagan pushes peace talks with Israelis and Arabs
The United States pursues Middle East diplomacy with talks planned in coming days. Secretary of State Shultz to meet Israeli Foreign Minister Shamir, while Reagan meets King Hassan of Morocco and Arab League representatives to discuss the plan and regional peace efforts. Reagan stresses listening to explanations and aims to offer Palestinians a homeland with Israel’s security. Israel rejects the plan as unacceptable.
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Europeans vote to end steel war with United States
The European Economic Community reached a plan to end the steel dispute with the United States. West Germany lifted reservations on a quota system, allowing higher exports to the U.S. for certain steel types while the U.S. would defer penalty duties. Haferkamp predicted quick acceptance by the Reagan administration and the U.S. steel industry.
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