Buffalo Evening News may publish morning edition if Courier Express fails
AP report notes Buffalo Evening News plans a morning edition if rival Courier-Express ends publication as scheduled. News America, led by Rupert Murdoch, seeks concessions from nine unions. midnight deadline set for terms. The plan aims to fill the void of a morning paper in Buffalo.
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New York Post
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Courier-Express
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World Billion Dollar Year 2000 Celebration Plan by Washburn Professor
Washburn University professor Gerald Griffin proposes World-Fest to mark the year 2000 with a $1.1 billion budget. He envisions two 110 story towers in Tulsa to house global artifacts and satellite broadcasts to the world, seeking a $2 million upfront gift for five years of planning.
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Tulsa
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Carey’s neutrality skin wears thin in NY race
Albany AP report details Governor Hugh Carey’s hesitant stance in the Democratic primary between Edward Koch and Mario Cuomo. Carey denies a fixed endorsement while acknowledging possible support later, amid private doubts from aides and ongoing debates over the death penalty and Carey’s past political moves.
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New York City
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Cuomo
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New York State Association of Rehabilitation Facilities
York
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Garth
William Haddad
Haddad
Paul Curran
Lewis Lehrman
Curran
Detroit threat of mass layoff as teachers strike widens
Detroit school officials threaten to lay off 2,000 of 11,000 striking teachers and hire non union replacements if no contract concessions are reached. The move would save about 50 million dollars, while 275 district schools remain closed and 200,000 students idle. Other states report additional walkouts affecting tens of thousands, with nationwide disruptions continuing.
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Novi
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Lake City
Dior Apology Gift Scholarships Newark Teen After Adrow Turmoil
Dior apologized in Newark after an ad phrased New York would be Newark. The company awarded Dyan Nelson, 16, a Newark Art High School student, a one year college scholarship. Dior plans a revised ad to run in fall.
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New York
Dior
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Fashion and Fragrance Company
New Jersey
Colombe Nicholas
Dyan Nelson
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Henry Martinez
Martinez
United States
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Hahne’s
Miss Nelson
Art High
Nicholas
Winter Storm Dumps 30 Inches in Rockies Crippling Travel
First taste of winter leaves thousands without electricity as up to 30 inches of snow blankets the Rocky Mountains. Montana and Wyoming endure power outages and road closures. travelers seek shelter in coffee shops and motels while crews restore lines.
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