Heaviest border fighting and Soweto boycott intensify protests
South Africa and Rhodesia reported killing 87 black guerrillas in two border battles as the U N Security Council prepared to vote on four resolutions censuring South Africa. Rhodesia said 22 hours of cross border fire with Zambia and shelling continued, while Soweto students defied officials and began a school year start boycott.
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Indicted Assemblyman T Fortune faces four counts
Albany NY Assemblyman Thomas Fortune Democrat Brooklyn was named in a four count indictment. Prosecutors accuse him of placing Betty White Brooklyn on the legislative payroll as a clerk to the minority in 1974 without real work. Grand jury charges include filing false instrument grand larceny and official misconduct with two felony and two misdemeanor counts.
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Tentative Steelworkers Contract Reached in Miami Beach
The United Steelworkers and Can companies reached a tentative contract for about 30 000 workers in the United States and Canada covering 40 months. Wage and benefit details remain undisclosed and the agreement will be discussed and voted on by the Union Industry Conference Committee after lengthy talks. The union had set a strike deadline for midnight tonight.
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Ford criticizes Carter for not paying attention to the establishment
Henry Ford II, Ford Motor Co. chairman, told a television program that President Carter has not yet shown enough focus on the establishment comprising Congress, Black and Jewish communities, and other groups. He warned uncertainty in policy leaves U S business timid about future plans and that Carter must engage the establishment for the country to move forward.
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Governor critiques Carter welfare reform proposal
New York Governor Hugh L. Carey testifies before a House subcommittee as spokesman for the National Governors Association. He supports parts of the plan but warns that the 52 percent benefits cut and the federal minimums would create split results for New York and other states, risking millions in state costs. Carey argues for a more flexible phasing approach and disputes the claimed federal fiscal relief.
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Carey Faces Possible Democratic Primary For Governor
Governor Hugh L. Carey endures internal party criticism less than two years after hailed for averting city and state fiscal peril. Assembly Republican Perry Duryea Jr leads early gubernatorial maneuvering aimed at denying challengers and shaping issues for next year.
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New York Times Service
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Hugh L. Carey
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Warren M. Anderson
Binghamton
State Senate
Golf and Love Clash in a Witty Take
A lighthearted aphorism likens golf to a love affair where casual play avoids heartbreak, while serious study risks emotional ruin. The quip plays on golf as passion, duty, and mischief in a single concise thought.
Supreme Court to clarify modern community standards in obscenity ruling
The Supreme Court agreed to review the meaning of contemporary community standards in an appeal by William Pinkus of Los Angeles. Pinkus was convicted in California in 1975 on 11 counts of mailing obscene material and argues a judge erred by including children in the community standard determinations. The case covers materials mailed to several states and questions whether juries should consider all walks of life or exclude minors.
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Lottery losers get new chance in weekly bonus drawings
Albany officials unveil a Bingo Bonus program offering 580 extra prizes in five weekly drawings starting Nov 18. Players who mail five losing instant Bingo tickets can win trips, cars, scholarships, and savings bonds, with 116 prizes awarded per week and two grand prizes to choose from a car, a trip, a college scholarship, or bonds.
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Halloween Night Forecast With Washed-Out Halloween
Clear skies tonight bring a mid 30s dip in temperatures as trick or treaters head out. Sunny spells return tomorrow but clouds increase later with a mid 60s high and near zero rain tonight and about 10 percent tomorrow.
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