Gloria the hurricane floods East Coast, evacuation widens
Hurricane Gloria battered the mid Atlantic coast with 130 mph winds as 2,500 evacuees left Fire Island and 250,000 people were moved from North Carolina to Massachusetts. Schools and offices closed from North Carolina to Connecticut while New York City prepared with shelters and coast guard precautions.
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Long Island
N.Y
Fire Island
Washington, D.C
U.S. Capitol
North Carolina
Massachusetts
Cape Hatteras
N.C
Unwed mothers account for one fifth of U S births in 1983
Washington AP reports new government findings from the National Center for Health Statistics showing 737,893 of 3,638,933 U S births in 1983 were to unmarried mothers. The unmarried birth rate rose to 30.4 per 1000, the highest since 1940, with ages 20 to 24 most affected.
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Washington
United States
National Center For Health Statistics
Census Bureau
Hurricane Glavia Cange North Threatens Atlantic Coast
Storm Glavia Cange North barrels along the coast forcing hurricane warnings from Cape Lookout to the Merrimack River. New York City Mayor Koch urges evacuations for Staten Island Coney Island and Rockaways. Governors order evacuations and National Guard mobilization as several states cancel classes and convert schools to shelters. Estimated winds exceed 100 mph with gusts to 120 mph at Diamond Shoals.
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Gloria
Cape Lookout
Merrimack River
Massachusetts
New York City
Edward I Koch
Staten Island
Coney Island
Rockaways
John F. Kennedy
Long Island
Charles Barry
Connecticut
William A. O'Neill
National Guard
North Carolina
Virginia
Delaware
Maryland
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Syvents
Rhane Island
Avon
Buxton
Cape Hatteras
Dare County
Bert Austin
Hatteras
Cape
Diamond Shoals
National Weather Service
Avon Harbors
Pamlico Sound
Frank Terrizzi
Mob links alleged in Stardust case trial opens
Allen Glick, owner of the Stardust Hotel in Las Vegas, is described as a prisoner in his own business in a federal opening statement. The government accuses nine defendants of conspiring to hide mob control of the Stardust and skim $2 million in untaxed profits, with evidence including Teamster pension fund manipulation and undercover tape records.
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Kansas City
Allen Glick
San Diego
Las Vegas
Glick
Chafce
U.S
Joseph E. Stevens Jr
John Cerone
Stardust
Sheryle Jeans
U.S. Justice Department
Organized Crime
Teametarennian
Pansion
Jeans
Hacienda
Frank Balistrieri
Milwaukee
Balistrieri
John
Joseph
Frank Rosenthal
Carl Thomas
Thomas
Tropicana
Rosenthal
Chicago
Waukee
Teamster Pension Fund
Allen Dorfman
Teamster Fund
Tax plan revamped to aid low middle incomes
The House Ways and Means Committee unveiled a rewritten tax plan preserving three brackets 15 25 and 35 but shifting more relief to low and middle earners. It retains a modified state and local deduction, raises capital gains to 21 percent, lowers the standard deduction, and relaxes travel and entertainment write offs while keeping a $1 presidential campaign checkoff.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Reagan
Dan Rostenkowski
D-01
John Duncan
R-Tenn
Means
Rostenkowski
Jim Jones
D-Okla
Raymond McGrath
RNY
Growth gene analysis could aid heart cancer fight
Harvard Medical School researchers publish a first detailed analysis of angiogenin, an organ forming protein that induces blood vessel growth. They isolated the gene controlling its production, highlighting angiogenesis as a cancer and heart disease research target.
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Boston
Harvard Medical School
Biochemistry
Hans Neurath
Gould
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Associated Press
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Hudson River
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al O'Leary
Sanitation Department
National Park Service
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Bea Bonacorso
Louis Bonocorso
Rhode Island
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Ruth Holloway
Dean Phillips
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Michael N. Castle
Tony Koopman
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Ronald Koziol
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LepMye
Uy Mod eNel
Cleveland
Mil
Torfman
Underworld
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Scripps
Howard News Service
White House
Treasury
James Baker
Perera
Meagan
Cranly & Suenday
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United States Daily & Sunday
the Chronicle-Telegram
East Ave
P.O
Elytia
Ehyris
Lorain
Chronicle Telegram
East Avenue
Elyria Ohno
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
Elyria
Cartier
Bert L. Vallee
Ninnesrad
Judah Folkman
Harvard
Folkman
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