Carter greets summit participants at Camp David visit
President Carter arrives at Camp David after briefings with Mondale and Vance at Andrews. He stresses the summit's stakes, warning that failure could bring severe political consequences and that success remains uncertain. He and Sadai promote restraint, prayer, and guidance as talks focus on Israeli occupation and the 1967 war’s fallout.
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Crawford pleads innocent in Soviet contraband case
In Moscow American businessman Francis J. Crawford pleads not guilty to charges of a large scale business and profiteering scheme involving three Russians selling contraband goods and currency. The trial appears tied to possible spy detainee swaps, with Western reporters admitted to view Crawford's hearing.
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Virginia Oibrish
Peter Maggs
Robert W. Pringle
Stephen Lind
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State Fair eyes $8 to $10 million grounds redesign
Fair officials plan a major upgrade to aging facilities at the state fairgrounds with projected costs between 8 and 10 million dollars. Director Thomas G. Young says an Oct 15 deadline will guide a comprehensive improvement package to the state Department of Agriculture and Markets, including a new main gate and youth activity centers. Attendance set an all time record at 686,358 over 10 days, surpassing last year and 1970 figures.
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Fire tears through hallway at Madison Manor Apartments
An early morning blaze in a first floor hallway at 60 Presidential Plaza Syracuse evacuates residents as smoke fills the Madison Manor building. Firefighters confine flames to the hallway burning electrical cables while power is cut for repairs. investigators consider trash pile and possible cigarette ash as causes.
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Auburn Road rail rehab slated for 7.4 million
The state and Conrail will share 7.4 million in railroad rehabilitation along the Auburn Road line from Syracuse to Canandaigua. The project includes rails and ties, drainage, embankment stabilization, and bridge work across Cayuga, Geneva and Ontario counties. Seventeen top shippers account for 85 percent of traffic, employing 2,309 people. The work targets several major clients, with Empire State Bottling joining soon.
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Boston implements private car ban to boost shoppers
In Boston, private cars are banned in the 10-block heart of the retail district as a federally funded 3.3 million project starts. Truck deliveries are allowed before 11 a.m. and taxis after 7 p.m. Pedestrians gain exclusive use of portions of Washington Street housing major stores like Jordan Marsh and Filene’s.
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Skies to Stay Partly Cloudy With Warm Night Ahead
Forecaster at Hancock Airport reports partly cloudy skies tonight with temperatures near 60 degrees and a 20 percent chance of rain. Tomorrow, mothers prepping children for the first day of school can expect variably cloudy skies, highs around 80, and variable winds from 5 to 15 mph.
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Russian prelate Nikodim dies during Vatican audience
Metrop olitan Nikodim of Leningrad died of a heart attack at the Vatican during an audience with Pope John Paul I. He was 49 and had a heart condition since 1971. The incident occurred in the pope's private library as Orthodox delegates awaited further meetings.
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Be Late For Something Day Procrastinators Rally
Procrastinators across the United States are urged to observe Be Late For Something Day promoted by the Procrastinators Club of Philadelphia. Club president Les Waas notes a lighthearted aim to show procrastination can be positive and to rethink daily priority pressures.
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