Chrysler UAW reach tentative accord ends brief strikes
UAW Local 624 members at Chrysler plants including the NPG in Hast Syracuse returned to the day shift after a tentative settlement announced in Detroit. Talks will continue on local issues with ratification by 43,200 working and 40,000 laid off across 55 locals in 17 states.
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Cloudy and cool forecast from Hancock Airport
The National Weather Service projects cloudy and cool conditions at Hancock Airport tonight and tomorrow. Lows near 45 to 50 and highs around 60 to 65. Weekend remains cool with a chance of showers daily.
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Hancock Airport
Monsoon floods devastate northern and eastern India
In India the worst floods of the century displaced about 20 million people and damaged over 20 000 villages in Uttar Pradesh and Orissa. Casualties exceed 700 unofficially as floods from the Gomti Sai Burhi and Rapti rivers disrupt rail and road links. Crop and property losses near 400 million dollars. In New York Albany, the nightly numbers game drew 286.
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India
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Orissa
Lucknow
Israel pushes into west Beirut amid fighting and gains control
Israeli tanks and troops battled leftist militiamen in west Beirut under mock air raids. By midafternoon Israel said it controlled all key points and called on civilians to return to normal life. Leftist groups reportedly agreed to stop fighting, though details remained unclear. Prime Minister Wazzan urged U.S. help to end the siege as fronts quieted along the coast and in Hamra and Corniche Mazraa.
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Radioactive manganese found near Nine Mile Point plants
Mollusks near Nine Mile Point and FitzPatrick show manganese-54 levels more than ten times higher than offshore samples. The Power Authority says fresh water mollusks are not eaten by people, so human health risk is negligible, though NRC reporting was triggered by the elevated levels.
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Fiancee of Trice silent testifies amid murder trial
County Court Judge Patrick J. Cunningham sent Patricia Sanford to the Public Safety Building Jail for refusing to testify in Daniel W. Trice’s murder trial. Sanford invoked the Fifth Amendment on questions including her address after testifying that day, facing potential contempt penalties. She had immunity promises and had previously testified before the grand jury and at co defendant Dillenbeck’s trial. Trice, 25, is on trial for second degree murder, first degree kidnapping and related charges in the Tarkowski killing.
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Daniel W. Trice
Public Safety
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Arlene Tarkowski
Fitzpatrick
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Lincoln Ave
King Street
John Brunetti
Niagara Falls
Koch Wins Carey Endorses Ed Koch for Governor
New York Governor Hugh Carey endorsed Mayor Ed Koch for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination. Cuomo, the rival, has served as state lieutenant governor and clashed with Carey. Carey said Koch offers strong leadership and effectiveness to continue the administration.
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