Debate highlights sharp divide on economy between Ford and Carter
In Williamsburg AP report on the third presidential debate Ford touts progress on inflation and unemployment and says military cuts helped growth while Carter accuses him of neglecting the unemployed. Carter calls inflation high and urges voluntary restraints and job-focused policy.
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Williamsburg
Ford
United States
Jimmy Carter
Carter
John Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
U.S
West Germany
Johnson
Kennedy
White House
Rosalynn
Jeff Carter
Pilots Strike Hits Continental Flights Worldwide
The Air Line Pilots Association began a strike against Continental Airlines in Washington after talks ended without a deal. Continental reports all flights canceled through tomorrow as parent executive Robert F. Six notes the carrier will not resume negotiations.
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Washington
Air Line Pilots Association
Continental Airlines
Pilots Association
Continental
Robert F. Six
Children may be added to flu vaccine program
U S health officials plan to decide within two weeks whether children and teenagers aged 3 to 20 should be included in mass swine flu inoculations. NIH researchers report safety and efficacy, but two shots four weeks apart may be needed for the young.
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Washington
National Institutes of Health
NIH
John R. Seal
National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases
Seat
Seal
Manlius Man Killed In Early Morning Crash
James G. Venditti aged 29 of Manlius died when his car left North Eagle Village Road and struck a culvert near Manlius at about 4 15 am He was pronounced dead at the scene Investigators could not determine why the vehicle veered from the road Venditti resided at 4501 South Eagle Village Road about a mile from the crash scene.
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James G. Venditti
Manlius
North Eagle Village
Venditti
North Eagle Village Road
South Eagle Village Road
Buffalo City Hall brick wall ordered torn down
A six foot brick wall around Buffalo’s City Hall square is to be torn down next week. The $575000 beautification project will be scrapped after public opposition, saving $196159 needed for demolition and restoration. A nine member civic panel urged removal with one architect dissenting.
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Buffalo
Niagara Square
William McKinley
Makowski
Weather Outlook for Syracuse and Upstate New York
The National Weather Service at Hancock Field predicts a 60 percent chance of rain mixed with snow tonight and 100 percent tomorrow with an overnight low in the high 30s and a high around 45. Flurries replace today’s snow squalls in areas off Lake Ontario and Lake Erie with several inches reported yesterday.
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Syracuse
National Weather Service
Hancock Field
Lake Erie
Lake Ontario
Cherry Creek
Chautauqua County
Stillwater
Adirondacks
Mayville
Ray Brook
Barnes Corners
Watertown
Livingston Lansing
Boonville
Oneida County
Central Square
Oswego
Oneida
Jefferson Counties
Catholic delegates urge change in divorce stand
Delegates at a large American Catholic conference approved a resolution urging bishops to seek repeal of the excommunication policy for divorced Catholics who remarry. The measure awaits endorsement by 330 bishops meeting in Chicago next May before going to the Pope. The gathering includes 1,340 delegates, many participating in policy making for the first time.
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Detroit
UPI
Chicago
U.S
Debates End In Virtual Tie Ford Carter Poll
An AP survey after the third Ford Carter debate shows a near draw with Ford 35.5 percent and Carter 33.1 percent winning slightly more than a third of viewers and 31.4 percent calling it a draw or unsure. margins suggest national projection uncertain.
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Donald M. Rothberg
Williamsburg
Gerald Ford
Jimmy Carter
Associated Press
Phi Beta Kappa Hall
College of William and Mary
Ford
Richmond
North
South Carolina
California
White House
Carter
Alexandria
New Jersey
Plains
Illinois
Chilton Research
Radnor
Public Broadcasting Service
Burns Roper
Court declares Hyde amendment unconstitutional in Medicaid abortions ruling
Federal Judge John Dooling orders HEW to fund 90 percent of Medicaid abortion costs, finding the Hyde amendment discriminatory and unconstitutional. The decision, seen as a win for abortion rights groups including Planned Parenthood, may be appealed by the government.
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Ly Susan Fogg
Washington
New York
John Dooling
District of
Dooling
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Planned Parenthood
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New York Times Service
Stanley M. Makowski
Common Council
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