Koch Hands Out Flags On City Streets In New York
Congressman Edward Koch campaigned on Manhattan sidewalks near the Lexington Avenue subway, meeting commuters four years into his House tenure. He distributed flag lapel pins from his own funds, saying the street is his office and vowing to solve problems with collective effort.
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Weather forecast sketches rain and snow across regions
The forecast calls for rain Thursday across the eastern U.S. and much of the West. Snow is likely in the Northwest, northern Great Plains and Northeast. Temperatures will be cold in the northern U.S. regions.
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Extended Midwest Outlook Saturday Through Monday
Weather forecast for Indiana and Illinois expects cloudy mild conditions with periods of showers. Indiana highs range from the 40s in the north and central areas to the 50s in the southwest with lows in the 30s. Illinois shows variable temperatures from the 20s to 40s north to 40s and 50s south, with lingering clouds and a chance of rain Monday.
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Politician Stirs Crowd After Election At Subway Booth
A New York 17th District representative, age 48, after the election, remarked it is better to see him after than before. He handed out his last campaign button and joined the crowd at the downtown subway token booth.
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Wen
Hoffa and Six Codefendants Ordered to Pay Trial Costs
James R. Hoffa former Teamsters president and six codefendants must pay $35,723.68 in costs from the 1964 Chicago federal trial. The case, convicting them of diverting about $1 million in pension funds, covered 53 trial days with 40 by prosecutors and included post trial hearings after a Supreme Court remand. Defendants named include Benjamin Dranow of Minneapolis Zachary Strate Jr of New Orleans George Burris of New York City Abraham Weinblatt Calvin Kovens and Samuel Hyman of Miami.
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Santa Gets a Raise in Cheltenham City Hall
Cheltenham officials raise Santa Claus payment by 1.10 to bring the annual stipend to 5.80 this year. George Massey, 70, has portrayed Santa at the Christmas party since 1921, previously earning 1.70.
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Chelteham
England
UPI
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Five-year prison terms and fines levied for multiple defendants
The court sentenced Strate and Ravens to five years, Burris to 18 months, and Weinblat and Hyman to one day in custody. Each defendant received a $5000 fine.
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Baldness linked to denatured foods says barber
In Dallas a UPI report quotes David Bruce a barber blaming homogenization and pasteurization for vitamin and mineral loss. He argues the scalp is the last to receive protein as Ottawa is named Canada’s fifth largest city.
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UPI
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Gas line explosion on Ohio expressway kills worker
In Youngstown an explosion from a bulldozer striking a 12 inch gas line injured seven others and killed Russell Allen 50 of Canfield Two. John Tucciarone Sr. 47 of Hubbard remained in critical condition. Fire officials cite a possible spark from equipment igniting the gas as flames towered over a 20 foot deep trench.
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Ohio
Russell Allen
Canfield Two
John Tucciarone Sr
Hubbard
East Ohio Gas Co
Judge uses health law to jail prostitutes for holidays
A Criminal Court judge in New York invoked a public health provision to jail prostitutes without bail until venereal tests are completed. The move, expected to extend through Christmas, drew protests from defense lawyers who called it unconstitutional. Police predicted the tactic would reduce street prostitution in Times Square and other business areas during the holidays.
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New York
Hyman Splniker
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