Vance argues Panama Canal treaty protects U S interests
Secretary of State Cyrus Vance testifies before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee insisting the Panama Canal treaty creates a partnership for peaceful, efficient canal operation. He rejects charges of imperialism and says the accord preserves U S access and joint management through 2000 and beyond.
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Wet September Toll Reaches Syracuse Area Record
Soggy September yields nearly six inches of rain in 14 days in the Syracuse area marking a fifth wet test September. Since Sept 13 only one day has been rain free and forecasts predict more showers with high water warns and a school closure at Blodgett Junior High due to a water main break.
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U S trade gap nears record in August
Washington reports the August U S foreign trade deficit at 2.67 billion, the second largest on record, with eight month deficit totaling 17.58 billion. Imports fell 2 percent to 12.23 billion and exports dropped 5.8 percent to 9.56 billion.
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Tax credit bill to aid education gains Senators support
Sens. Bob Packwood and Daniel Moynihan propose a revolutionary tax credit plan to help education by letting taxpayers subtract half of their tuition costs up to a $500 per student credit. The measure targets all education payers including parochial school families.
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Boyle trial postponed to January 16 in PA
The murder trial of former United Mine Workers president W A Tony Boyle was delayed until January 16 due to Boyle s heart problems. The 75 year old was rushed to Crozer Chester Medical Center after chest pains during jury selection.
Caruso withdraws from Utica mayoral race
Michael Caruso quits the Utica mayoral bid citing lack of Republican party funding. He previously served as mayor in 1972-73 and was defeated by incumbent Edward Hanna. Pawlinga joins Hanna and the Rainbow ticket as opponents in the November election.
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Economic recovery hampered by cautious policy warns JEC
The congressional Joint Economic Committee warned that the nations recovery is slowed by unimaginative efforts to curb unemployment and inflation and by continued reliance on tight credit policies.
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Racial violence leaves 3 dead in South Africa clash
The death toll rose to three after a funeral for Steve Biko sparked violence in Soweto and Mdantsane. A black man and two policemen were killed as crowds attacked, looted, and rioted near East London and Johannesburg area. International diplomats attended the funeral, highlighting political tension.
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First Laker Skytrain Ticket Push Draws Long Lines
Crowds queued at Gatwick and Queens as Freddie Laker launched trans Atlantic Skytrain service from London to New York. The 345 passenger planes began with stand by sales at 59 pounds per person. Initial demand showed 208 waiting at Gatwick and 170 at Queens. The round trip fare stands at 236 dollars with no meals or movies aboard. Other airlines offered similar standby fares around 256 dollars.
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