Mull Hatchery closing meeting plans stir county action
Oswego County and town officials meeting at Oneida Lake Fish Hatchery in Constantia consider state hatchery closure. Supervisor Bisbo and County Board chairman Chetney await a decision from DEC Commissioner Diamond, with Bisbo proposing a county takeover if closed. Also reports state lottery prizes with multiple winners and addresses.
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Oneida Lake
Constantia
Oswego County
Hadwen Bisbo
West Monroe
Robert Chetney
Board of Supervisors
Henry Diamond
Department of Environmental Conservation
Bisbo
Oswego County Board of Supervisors
Salute Satellite Orbit Opens Era of Space Lab Test
The Soviet Union launched a new satellite named Salute into Earth orbit, described as a scientific station and likely unmanned. Tass said the craft operates normally with orbit apogee 137.9 miles and perigee 124.2 miles, inclination 51.6 degrees, and a 3.5 minute orbital period. The mission aims to adjust design and conduct scientific tests while leaving a manned mission possible, continuing the unmanned emphasis after Soyuz 9 and Yuri Gagarin anniversaries.
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Germany
Bochum Observatory
Orbital Space Laboratories
Tass
Yuri A. Gagarin
Kremlin Palace of Congresses
US Planes Attack Red Posts in A Shau Valley
US fighter bombers hit North Vietnamese positions in the A Shau valley for a second day as an allied operation is announced by President Thieu and General Abrams. Reports say only reconnaissance troops are inside the valley with a larger force expected later, amid questions of possible misdirection. Col. Leonard dismissed speculation as irrelevant while Lt. Col. Hien refused to disclose details until significant contact occurs.
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Saigon
A Shau
Nguyen van Thieu
Creighton W. Abrams
U.S
South Vietnam
Abrams
A Shan
Dog Driver Escapes Injury In Buffalo Crash
A car backing through a fence struck a porch in Buffalo as Margaret Gordon briefly left the vehicle. Police said her terrier Sandy leaped from the back seat to the front and knocked the gear shift into reverse, but the dog escaped injury.
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Buffalo (Ap
Sandy
Margaret Gordon
Legislature reconvenes to tackle fiscal, abortion and parochiaid debates
The New York Legislature reconvenes after Easter Passover recess to finish fiscal matters and face heated talks on abortion and parochiaid in the 1971 session. If local aid remains tight, Assembly Republicans warn of higher property taxes. The Senate plans a Kingston working session. debate on a nationwide voting age amendment continues.
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Albany
N.Y
Assembly
Senate
Kingston
Earl W. Brydges
U.S
New York
Two Calls Cross On Lottery Inquiry In Palladium Times
Mr Molinari phoned The Palladium Times from Binghamton at 1 05 this afternoon asking about any word on the lottery drawing. A State Lottery commission official on a long distance line sought his whereabouts as efforts to locate him continued. The two calls crossed.
Gas fumes kill three children in Watertown motel
In Watertown New York gas fumes from a broken vent pipe in a motel vent apartment killed 7 year old Viki Jane Reed and 13 year old Terry L Barker. Tammy Barker 8 and Tina Reed 5 were in critical condition at House of Good Samaritan Hospital. Reed girls are daughters of Raymond Reed of Adams Center.
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Watertown
N.Y
Viki Jane Reed
Terry L. Barker
Robert Barker
Washington Steet Road
Jefferson County Sheriff's Deputies
Reed
Raymond Reed
Adams Center
Barker
Terry Barker
Manson and three followers face formal sentencing
In Los Angeles, Charles Manson and three women followers appear in Superior Court for formal sentencing. Judge Charles H. Older, who presided over the Tate murder trial, could commute any death sentences to life imprisonment.
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Los Angeles
Charles Manson
Sharon Tate
Superior Court
Charles H. Older
Ceylon orders AP reporter Mort Rosenblum out
In Colombo, Associated Press correspondent Mort Rosenblum was ordered to leave Ceylon within 48 hours as the government objected to his coverage of the insurgency. Immigration officials said his visa would expire on April 21, 17 days short of its issued duration. Meanwhile, a tornado struck Hereford Texas injuring 17 and causing about 2 million dollars in damage.
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Colombo, Ceylon
Associated Press
Mort Rosenblum
Ceylon
Rosenblum
Hereford
Tex
Texas Panhandle
Two Charged With Murder in Buffalo Robbery Slaying
Buffalo police charged Kenneth Dixon and Herbert Gennis Jr. with murder in the April 10 stabbing death of 44 year old Walter Warren during a $13 robbery at his apartment. Detectives said a third man is being sought. his identity was not disclosed.
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Buffalo
Kenneth Dixon
Herbert Gennis Jr
Walter H. Warren
Charges Dismissed in Bus Crash Case
A Common Pleas Court judge in Allentown dismissed seven counts of involuntary manslaughter against three New Jersey men connected to a bus crash that killed seven Long Island children last July 15. Frank Tedesco, Hubert Daye, and Michael Grazioso were cleared after the judge ruled the prosecution failed to prove the accident was caused by their actions.
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Allentown
Common Pleas Court
New Jersey
Long Island, N.Y
Henry V. Scheirer
Frank Tedesco
Bayonne, N.J
Hubert Daye
Montclair NJ
Michael Grazioso
Tom's River N.J
Britain Sees Unemployment Rise To New Highs In March
Economic woes push UK jobless to 814189 in March, a 3.4 percent rate across England Scotland and Wales and 17 percent in Northern Ireland. The United States shows about 5.2 million unemployed, a 6 percent national rate.
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Britain
Eng
Land
Scotland
Wales
Northern Ireland
United States
Nixon blasts welfare system before Republican governors
President Nixon told GOP governors in Williamsburg that the welfare system is a monumental failure and breeds bitterness among workers. He urged support for his family assistance proposal, praising California's Ronald Reagan and New York's Nelson Rockefeller for backing reforms and warned that the current setup punishes honest work and inflates costs for taxpayers.
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Republican Governors Conference
Congress
United States
Ronald Reagan
California
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Senate Debates 1.5 Billion Bill On School Integration
The administration backed bill seeking 1.5 billion dollars to aid school integration reached Senate debate amid Southern opposition to federal desegregation. Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield warned the fight could last days, with sponsors predicting a month on the floor.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Proxmire charges Air Force bought C5s knowing they are deficient
Sen. William Proxmire, citing GAO findings, accuses the Air Force of accepting 35 C5 planes despite serious defects. He urges returning planes to Lockheed for repairs at the contractor's expense, citing unreconciled issues in landing gear, braking, wing cracks, automatic flight control, radar, navigation, and aerial refueling systems.
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Proxmire
Washington
William Proxmire
Air Force
Wisconsin Democrat
Pentagon
Lockheed Corp
Senate
Defense Department
Sistent
Lockheed
C5a Program.” Proxmire
GAO
U.S. Congressmen blame corrupt Viet officials for heroin issue in Vietnam
Rep. Morgan Murphy and Rep. Robert Steele say heroin use among U.S. troops in Vietnam is epidemic. They blame corrupt Vietnamese officials and easy drug availability, citing 10 to 15 percent usage among troops and 30,000 to 45,000 users. They visited Vietnam, Laos, and Bangkok, urging stronger anti drug action and noting aircraft smuggling.
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Saigon
Vietnam
U.S
Morgan Murphy
D-Ill
Robert H. Steele
Rconn
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Southeast Asia
Laos
Bangkok
Steele
U.S. Command
Murphy
Hong Kong
Nguyen Cao Ky
Thailand
Earth Week demos dramatize pollution dangers in cities
The second annual Earth Week features teach ins and demonstrations across the United States. In Atlanta a lone man sits amid garbage at the zoo while New York workers spill into streets to reveal 15 blocked blocks of traffic as scientists measure pollutants. Des Moines collected over 200 tons of waste paper, Hartford raised about 15000 dollars for the Connecticut Earth Action Group, and the events urge individuals to act for a cleaner environment.
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Associated Press
Atlanta, Ga
New York
Des Moines
Iowa
Hartford
Conn
Connecticut Earth Action Group
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