Fighting flares in Lebanon as ceasefire breached
In north and south Lebanon fighting resumed despite a two week old Arab League ceasefire. Leftists and rightists accuse each other of starting shelling near the Israeli border while Israeli batteries and patrols support rightist forces around Bint Jbeil and Khiam.
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Tentative UPS Strike Agreement Raises Hopes for Holiday Rush
UPS reports a tentative settlement with the Teamsters reached in Washington D C and says operations could resume soon if ratified. About 17 000 UPS workers from Maine to South Carolina vote next. wages not major but a 33 percent rise over three years is outlined, while a shift to part time inside staff sparked the strike that began September 15.
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Coopers Jewelers and Wall and Funkhouser Jewelers Announce Sunday Hours and Wednesday Closures
Coopers Jewelers at Ward Plaza opens Sundays at 12 5 p m and offers 20 off all purchases from 12 5 p m Sunday only at Newberrys and McCrory. Wall and Funkhouser Jewelers will close each Wednesday until further notice due to illness.
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Carter Sees Need for Help With Economy in 1977
President elect Carter warned the economy may need help next year amid higher unemployment and rising wholesale prices. He weighed tax cuts and job programs, delaying final decisions until after the new year, and named Cyrus Vance as secretary of state and Bert Lance to lead the budget office.
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Front Royal Garment Co Fire Contained by Firemen
An overheated tar pot at Front Royal Garment Co on Commerce Ave caused a large blaze and smoke. Assistant Fire Chief Durston McIntosh said tar spilled and climbed the building edge and shattered a thick plate glass window, but chemical foam and quick response kept the fire from significant damage. no workers were present and no injuries reported.
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Carter Aims to Cut Unemployment Amid Slowing Economy
President elect Carter faces a harder path to his 6.5 percent unemployment goal as joblessness climbs to 8.0 percent in November from 7.9 in October. Aides warn economic weakness could require tax cuts or job programs, with Lance named to oversee budgets and steel price tensions amid rising costs.
Gilmore Faces Trial on Second Murder Charge
Salt Lake City AP reports prosecutors may try Gary Gilmore for a second murder after a Supreme Court stay delayed his execution. Utah County Attorney Noall Wootton aims to bring Gilmore to trial for the July gas station robbery slaying of Max David Jensen, challenging timing rules that could release him.
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Clarke and Warren win openers in area high school hoops
The area high school basketball season opened with Clarke and Warren each securing wins in their first games. Religion services in the area are listed on today's Religion Page.
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