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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1985
Page
7
A longtime bank teller reflects on responsibility, customer relations, and the balance between wages and purpose. He explains managing cash, credit decisions, and equipment upgrades, while valuing the human side of service and the social life of the bank.
Pinellas County residents began returning home Sunday after a hurricane warning was lifted. About 300,000 of 766,800 residents were evacuated from beaches and low areas as Gov. Graham briefly sealed county borders. Power outages affected around 30,000 customers while authorities checked bridges for damage and kept evacuees in shelters. The National Guard aided police to keep people off beaches as officials anticipated continued flooding and downed lines.
Cedar Key resident Milton McCain 77 stays put amid Elena’s fury as 25 locals endure strong winds and heavy rains. The storm’s path shifts toward Apalachicola, with bridges and SR 24 washed out, isolating the island. McCain recalls 1950’s damage, notes his house stands but fishing shack and dock likely lost. Other buildings damaged, tides rise to ten feet.
Officials could not assess the impact as phones at Johannesburg headquarters were down. Union leader Cyril Ramaphosa warned sympathy strikes could draw 370000 miners, risking severe violence. Gold Fields reported 21 workers arrested near Johannesburg, and 50 intimidators blocked night shifts before police intervened. Beatrix and Marievale mines saw absent workers. seven blackminers were hurt when guards used rubber bullets and tear gas. Pretoria announced four months of suspension on virtually all foreign debt and steps to curb capital inflows.
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