Chrysler strike could hit other makers nationwide
Four wheel drive transfer case components from New Process Gear in Syracuse link Chrysler with GM Ford and AMC. UAW Local 624 in Syracuse eyes wage increases while Chrysler workers vote Nov 1 on a possible strike. Ford GM and AMC report readiness with stock and alternative parts to cushion disruption.
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Douglas Fraser
Associated Press
Weekend cold snap persists with sun forecast
National Weather Service forecaster at Hancock says the cold spell with a trace of snow continues this weekend. Tonight will be clear and cool with a low near 30, tomorrow sunny and near 45. The extended forecast shows fair weather Sunday through Tuesday with highs in the 50s and nightly lows in the 30s.
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Hancock
Stocks rise as Dow hits new high in early trading
New York stocks edged higher with the Dow Jones industrial average up 2.76 to 1,039.74 in early trades. The gains followed recent highs not seen since early 1973 as investors showed cautious optimism amid rate news and strong sector results.
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New York
Sunday features and columns in Syracuse Herald American
Sunday features cover civil liberties, war in Lebanon, and family rights. A new Stars Magazine column How to Beat the Video Games debuts with Michael Blanchet. The Lifestyle section profiles Anne Ackerman of the area ACLU and Sam Pollock reviews Jewish and Christian reactions to the Lebanon war.
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Grandis’ Rights
Lebanon
Syracuse Herald American
Stars Magazine
Michael Blanchet
Stars
Syracuse erald-Journal
Karen Cain
Kevin Hyland
Les Anne Ackerman
Area American Civil Liberties Union
Bart Pollock
Polish defector Treumann hid as top Polish banker in U.S.
The CIA and FBI interview Polish defector Andrzej Treumann, once Poland’s top banking official in the United States, who allegedly spied for Poland. He and his wife and daughter are in protective custody in the Washington area while investigations continue amid vanished-by-August reports.
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United States
Poland
New York Times
Dale Peterson
the Times
Andrzej Treumann
Washington
Justice Department
Tom Stewart
Treumann
Bank Handlowy
Polish
Ministry of Finance
U.S
Park Avenue
Courts will sustain veto says mayor amid housing zoning clash
Mayor Lee Alexander warned courts will back his veto after a 7 to 2 council override. The Benedict Heights zoning change from multi to single family blocks 56 public housing units by Conifer Development for the Syracuse Housing Authority, drawing sharp criticism from residents and his claim the council ignored vulnerable families in rat infested housing.
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Benedict Heights
Edward Nowakowski
James McCarthy
Conifer Development
Syracuse Housing Authority
Reagan Arabs discuss Mideast peace talks
Washington officials describe cautious optimism as the Reagan administration and a six nation Arab delegation led by King Hassan of Morocco exchange views on peacemaking. Shultz meets Hassan and Shamir discusses Lebanon while U S officials note a PLO representative will not be hosted.
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Algeria
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Saudi Arabia
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Yitzhak Shamir
Lebanon
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