Tiny Tim Family Portrait From Local Play Cast
Image caption describes Tiny Tim Matthew Wright at right foreground with Julie Watters Mary Nesbitt as Mrs Crachet and cast members Tony Rogers Jerry Kilmartin Bob Crachit and Kathy Chermack standing or seated in the foreground.
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Tiny Tim
Matthew Wright
Julie Watters
Mary Nesbitt
Mrs. Crachet
Tony Rogers
Jerry Kilmartin
Bob Crachit
Kathy Chermack
Woods Summoned to Court in Watergate Tapes Probe
In federal court Rose Mary Woods denied knowledge of any deliberate tampering with subpoenaed Watergate tapes. Judge Sirica ordered Woods back to court to probe White House legal advice given before her Nov testimony, seeking to uncover ties between Woods and White House attorneys. The hearing also touched on Haig and anticipated further rulings after all evidence is in. Separately billionaire Howard Hughes’ attorney gave the Senate Watergate committee $100 660 in cash once linked to Rebozo for Nixon’s campaign.
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Nixon
White House
U.S
John J. Sirica
Rose Mary Woods
Sircia
Miss Woods
Sirica
Samuel J. Powers
Miami
Powers
Secret Service
Raymond C. Zumwalt
Howard Hughes
Senate Watergate Committee
Oswego High Band Seeks Class A Rating Achieving Growth
Oswego district band under Lisk has risen from concerts and games to top state ranks earning a Class A rating. The 13 OHS students in All-State Band hold first chairs while the group tours Disney World and a Disneyland float. Instruments are valued at $75,865 with new uniforms. Plans for a bigger Tri-Band Festival are under way.
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Red Creek
SUCO
OHS
Buccaneers
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Florida
Disney World
Fla
Disneyland
CAS
Hannibal
Fulton
Oswego
Truck Drivers Block Delaware Memorial Bridge in Fuel Protest
Truckers blocked the Delaware Memorial Bridge locking eight lanes and delaying traffic between New York and Washington DC. Police estimated about 200 trucks blocked access while some cars moved through. Protests expanded to Ohio and Pennsylvania with toll roads and interstates affected and calls for fuel priority.
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New York
Washington, D.C
Delaware River
John Tidewell
New Jersey Turnpike
Deepwater
New Jersey
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Ohio Turnpike
Walter Barclay
Omaha
Neb
Columbus
U.S.A
Barclay
Milesburg
Connecticut
Delaware
New York State
Viet Uas Quang Duc Forces to Take Offensive Against Reds Periling Capital
South Vietnamese reinforcements pour into Quang Duc to counter North Vietnamese forces threatening the provincial capital. North Vietnamese troops captured Kien Duc, near the Cambodian border, as Gia Nghia and Highway 14 remain under threat amid the cease fire and planned dry season offensive. Casualties not reported.
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Kien Duc
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Loc Ninh
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Robbers Grab Hamburger From Man Outside Restaurant
Harold Young, 49, told police two men stopped him after leaving a Jackson restaurant and, finding no money, stole his hamburger. The incident was reported to police with no further details on suspects.
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Miss
Harold Young
Young
CLC to Approve Higher Heating Oil Prices Soon
Washington officials say the Cost of Living Council will approve a two to three cent rise per gallon in heating oil, with an eight cent jump possible before winter. The move aims to curb demand and boost refinery output while Kissinger plans talks with Saudi and Algerian ministers over oil supplies.
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Cost of Living Council
William FE. Simon
Federal Energy Administration
Henry A. Kissinger
Sheik Ahmed Zaki Yamani
United States
Kissinger
Belaid Abdesalam
Industry
Algeria
State Department
Local Weather Report and Forecast
Local summary shows a 24 hour period ending 8 am with a high of 59 and low of 50.6, mean 54.8, 0.18 inches precipitation, pressure 29.70, humidity 79 percent, wind south 20, sunset 4 30, sunrise 7 25. High 60 to 65 this afternoon with showers likely, turning cooler by evening. Tonight cloudy with showers and possible snow flurries, low mid 30s. Tomorrow mostly cloudy with a chance of snow flurries, high near 40, south winds 10 to 20 gusty, higher in afternoon. Probabilities: 70 percent today and tonight, 50 percent tomorrow.
Senate backs year round daylight saving time
The Senate voted to impose year round daylight saving time as an energy conservation measure. The change would take effect the fourth Sunday after enactment, but House legislation proposes a 15 day interval and a conference committee must negotiate a compromise.
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Washington
Senate
Mild Temperatures Foreseeable Across New York State
The Associated Press reports mild temperatures for New York State with some areas near record highs. Southerly winds ahead of a Lake Michigan storm system push mild moist air into the Northeast as showers are expected.
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Associated Press
New York State
Lake Michigan
Kissinger Seeks Explanation on Saudi Oil Embargo
Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger meets with the Saudi oil minister to hear why the embargo against the United States continues. Officials do not expect a quick resolution or resumption of oil supplies from the Middle East nation.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
United States
State Department
Middle East
Senate rejects $2.30 wage hike amid daylight time bill
On Tuesday the Senate defeated an amendment to raise the minimum wage to 2.30 dollars per hour over three years by a 55 to 29 vote. Sens Peter Dominick and Robert Taft Jr. had proposed adding the pay provision to a bill on year round daylight saving time.
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Washington
Senate
Peter Dominick
R-Corp
Robert Taft Jr
Ohio
Nixon Becomes Millionaire Amid White House Scrutiny
Republican leaders cited lawyers claiming Richard Nixon's net worth rose from about 300000 on January 1 1969 to 988000 by May 31. They noted a cash flow since May 31 adding 12000 to reach millionaire status as friends involved in drafting financial reports said to be released this week.
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Nixon
White House
Congress
Kenneth Gemmill
Philadelphia
H. Chapman Rose
Cleveland
John Tower
Texas
John Anderson
Illinois
Rockefeller to Resign Expected Next Monday
Saratoga Springs reports Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller is expected to announce his resignation next Monday. A reliable source cited by The Saratogian was unidentifiable, later traced to a state legislator who asked for anonymity.
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N.Y
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Saratogian
Concord family sues Delta over Logan Airport crash death
The family of one of 88 killed in the July 31 Delta Air Lines jet crash at Boston Logan Airport files a $2 million suit against the airline.
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Nha
Delta Air Lines
Boston
Logan Airport
Bomb Explodes Aboard Israeli Bus Injuring Fifteen
A bomb exploded on or under a bus two miles south of Netanya injuring fifteen people. The vehicle was traveling from Tel Aviv to the resort town with no immediate word on the severity of injuries. A second grenade attack in Jerusalem wounded eighteen earlier. Police arrested two Arabs in occupied Jordan after one suspect confessed.
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Associated Press
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Jerualem
Jordan
Netanya
Tel Aviv
Explosion rocks bus in Jerusalem Arab sector
Police report a grenade explosion in the Arab sector near Jerusalem caused extensive bus damage. Two men arrested in Doura near Hebron. five of 52 detainees released, others still questioned. Israeli Egyptian border clashes injure four Israeli soldiers. Beir ut Al Liwaa claims 21 officers were arrested in Jordan for allegedly inciting revolt.
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Ismailia
Beirut
al Liwaa
Hussein
Skylab 3 Observes Comet Kohoutek From Space Center
Space Center Houston AP report notes Skylab 3 astronauts begin long observational run on comet Kohoutek. They aim cameras and instruments as the icy visitor speeds toward Earth, marking a major telescopic effort in space research.
Danish PM Resigns as Danish Politics Crises Deepens
Socialist Prime Minister Anker Joergensen resigned after a large rightward swing in Danish voters. He handed the resignation to Queen Margrethe who called leaders to a late afternoon meeting. His government stays as caretaker until a new cabinet is formed.
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Anker Joergensen
Denmark
Joergensen
Resig
Nation
Margret
Quakers Urge Impeachment of Nixon in York
A Quaker committee, the religious group to which President Nixon formally belongs, called for his impeachment in a Tuesday disclosure. It marks the first such action by a Quaker agency.
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York
Nixon
Seventh Corp Pleads Guilty Over Campaign Donations
The seventh corporation pleaded guilty to illegally donating funds to President Nixon in 1973. Phillips Petroleum Co. was fined 5000 dollars and its former chairman William W. Keeler 1000 dollars after pleading guilty to related charges.
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Washington
Nixon
Phillips Petroleum Co
William W. Keeler
House Appropriations Panel Approves $5.8 Billion Aid Plan
The House Appropriations Committee approved a $5.8 billion foreign aid bill. It includes President Nixon's request of $2.2 billion to offset Israel’s losses in the Middle East war.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Nixon
Israel
Middle East
Sisco Named To Hamilton College Post
J. Sisco, a senior U.S. diplomat with expertise in Near East and South Asian affairs, will become president of Hamilton College next year at age 54. He currently serves in the State Department and has played a lead role in U.S.-Mideast negotiations.
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Rotary of State
J. Sisco
U.s.-Mideast
Hamilton Post
Hamilton College
Sisco
Edward Morse of Brooklyn Dies After Apparent Suicide Jump
In New York Edward Morse of Brooklyn died after plunging five stories from a building on a Tuesday. Authorities, including acting US Attorney Robert, indicated the death appeared self-inflicted as a tragic accident.
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NEW York
Edward Morse
Brooklyn
J. Bowd
Robert
Reid Announces Candidacy for Democratic Governor Nomination
Rep. Reid opens campaign for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination in Buffalo criticizing Gov. Rockefeller as out of touch and lacking moral courage on Watergate. He vows to open government to the people and run a statewide primary if needed, with stops in Rochester Albany and New York City.
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Reid
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Joseph Crangle
Crangle
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Albany
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