Great Lakes Part II Aboard the Jessie K Endangered fishermen
On Lake Erie Captain Larry Davis and two mates haul a net of fish to a Sandusky Ohio fish house. The catch includes white bass and catfish, but bass are scarce and earnings run about $300 for the day after expenses. Commercial Lake Erie fishermen face shrinking licenses, dwindling species, and rising regulatory pressure as sport fishing grows.
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Larry Davis
Bob Owen
Allen Cluckey
Sandusky
Ohio
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Cluckey
Duluth
Minn
Three Mile Bay
N.Y
Great Lakes
Fair week forecast brightens Central New York skies
Central New Yorkers can expect a fine week of weather with clear nights and daytime highs in the 60s. Tonight will be clear with a low around 38. Tomorrow looks sunny with a high near 60 and the rest of the week through Saturday stays fair with overnight lows in the 40s and daily highs in the 60s. A National Weather Service meteorologist at Hancock Airport notes the period as borrowed time.
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Priest Robbed of Cash From Bank Near All Saints Church
Police hunt two ski masked men who robbed Monsignor James Hayes outside All Saints Church as he carried the church collection to a bank. About $4,000 in cash was taken. the priest was not seriously injured.
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Buffalo
UPI
James Hayes
All Saints Church
Lottery winner Albany draws blank in latest drawing
Albany AP reports the daily numbers game winner for last night produced the number 191 with no additional prize details available from the filing.
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Albany
Concealed Condition Featured In Our Merits Debate
A discussion centers on a condition we seek to hide while praising our merits. The piece analyzes how public image may mask underlying issues and questions the balance between self promotion and genuine quality.
Colgate reverses decision to keep team home for exams
Colgate University president George Langdon Jr reversed a policy barring the Red Raiders from post-season play to avoid harming players during exam week December ninth to seventeenth. The reversal came after criticism from football families and alumni and was confirmed after a team meeting.
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Colgate
Raiders
Hamilton
George Langdon
Langdon
Fred Dunlap
Syracuse
Inflation Dips to 2.1 Percent in September
Washington AP reports that September inflation slowed to 2.1 percent year over year, the smallest rise in five months. Gas and food shifted with gasoline down 0.1 percent while food rose 0.5 percent, and mortgage rates fell 1.5 percent aiding the cooling.
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Washington
Labor Department
GOP
Treasury
Don
Dow slides again as stocks extend worst plunge days
New York stocks opened lower with the Dow Jones industrial average at 989.61 after a 5.52 point drop in early trading. Investors rushed to cash as fears of rising interest rates returned following no rate cut by the Federal Reserve, deepening Wall Street's losses from the prior session.
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NEW York
Wall Street
Federal Reserve Board
Fed
Chrysler unions cast critical strike vote amid uncertainty
Detroit unions at Chrysler plants union halls and parking lots vote on whether to strike November 1 or stay until January 1 to resume talks. About 80 percent of the 45,000 active workers expected to vote. 91,600 eligible. UAW aims to return to bargaining after year’s start, despite holiday pressures and fears of family budget impact.
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UPD
Chrysler Corp
Highland Park
Chrysler
Robert Blackwell
Chrysier
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