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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1973
Page
1
In Hannibal a group of volunteers led by Mrs Bernice Welling Mrs Evelyn DiBello Mrs Grace Cox Ronnie Sutcliff and Mrs Mable Shutts prepare a hot lunch as part of a highly rewarding ecumenical effort in the town.
Egyptian deputy premier Abdel Kader Hatem announced in parliament that Egypt will join the Geneva peace conference later this month. He outlined three principles: no tolerance of Israeli procrastination, demand for withdrawal from occupied Arab lands and restoration of Palestinian rights, and recognition of Palestinian participation as legalization of their entity.
Malone New York State Supreme Court grand jury indicted Robert Prue of Moira on a charge of murdering his 3 year old stepson. Prue, 23, was accused of beating the boy to death.
A truckers protest that halted highways eased as the ICC agreed to allow faster pass throughs for increased fuel cost pass alongs and shorten the rate change notice to 10 days. Four truckers hailed the accord while a second group warned of a possible shutdown next Thursday and Friday.
Mission Control watches an ailing Skylab 3 gyro as officials warn a second failure could shorten the mission. Flight Director Neil Hutchinson said backup systems could keep the station aloft about three weeks, threatening experiments needing maneuvering. The crew is in their 22nd day, with one gyro failing on Nov 23 and gyro two showing similar symptoms.
Washington AP Vice President Gerald R Ford rejects the idea that Nixon's Watergate troubles make him a political liability for Republicans Ford defends the President at a news conference less than 24 hours after oath taking. He says Republicans would welcome the President at appearances and that Nixon is not a liability to any candidate.
Secretary of State Kissinger left Washington for Europe with no specific proposals for NATO ministers. He will visit the Middle East and Geneva for the peace conference, meeting with Dayan and Egyptian ambassador Gharbal before heading to London for a speech and talks with Spanish and Portuguese officials.
A historical weather note covers a 24 hour period ending 8 a.m. with high 32.6, mean 29.8, low 27 and 0.0 precipitation. Pressure 30.60 rising, humidity 79 percent, wind from southeast to south. Sunset 4:29 p.m. Sunrise 7:27 a.m. High near 40 today, partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow. low mid 20s. tomorrow high near 45. Winds mostly east and southeast. precipitation probability near zero today and tonight, 29 percent tomorrow.
Ventura California report: Kimberly Sauerman aged 19 fell from her boyfriend Stephen Lester’s car while he proposed marriage. She received treatment for cuts and bruises at Ventura County General Hospital. She accepted the proposal before hospital admission. wedding date pending.
The Federal Reserve Board lowers the reserve on certificates of deposit of 100000 or more from 11 to 8 percent effective next Thursday. The move should free about 375 million in reserves to aid lender liquidity and meet borrower demand as rates show signs of stabilizing after a prior peak. Several banks respond with higher lending rates, signaling a shift in the credit market.
John H. Glenn plans to announce a Senate bid from Columbus as he runs in the Democratic primary against Howard Cleveland for the seat vacated by William Saxbe who moves to attorney general. Metzenbaum previously defeated Glenn in 1970’s primary but lost the general election.
Vice President Ford met Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Dayan in Washington in his second official day in office. Dayan discussed U S backing for Israel and Ford conveyed President Nixon's support and confidence in Secretary of State Rogers as he pursues Middle East peace negotiations.
S Viet forces send 400 infantry to reinforce the district town of Kien Duc in the central highlands after its recapture from North Vietnamese. Col Phung Van Quang says pockets of resistance remain and Highway 14 clearing moves proceed while Khmer Rouge burn huts and seize refugees at Kompong Sneu near Phnom Penh.
County officials weigh countywide raises after city department heads receive large increases. Kingsley study aims to relevel pay across county workers with next year budget impact. Contingency of 513000 set aside for added compensation and negotiations.
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller returns from Atlanta where Republicans discuss possible resignation before Christmas to focus on a 1976 presidential run. He says a decision will be announced before January 9 after consulting the people of New York. In Japan, a Matsushita complex fire in Osaka causes 7 million dollars in damages, destroying a warehouse and factory and about 10,000 color TV sets with no injuries.
The Soviet press labeled China a threat to world peace with Maoist leadership in Peking accused of adventurism unscrupulousness and hegemonistic ambitions. Za Ruberhom Abroad in an editorial warned that China's policies threaten all states and universal peace.
In northwest Pakistan the Peshawar University administration ordered separate footpaths for men and women to reduce crowding and prevent agitation between genders. Vice Chancellor Abdul Ali Khan cited avoiding disruption during peak hours and offered no further details.
Eastern Airlines plans to lay off nearly five thousand of its twenty four thousand workers by month end a union spokesman says. Trans World Airlines will furlough three hundred fifty low seniority pilots next year as it trims operations to meet a fifteen percent cut in fuel allocations.
Washington AP reports the House Commerce Committee approved a bill giving President Nixon authority to order gasoline rationing as a last resort. The measure would create a Federal Energy Administration and curb clean air programs to conserve fuel while the Senate pushes a separate $20 billion energy self sufficiency plan for 1985.
Howard Samuels claims a New York poll shows him 15 points ahead of Governor Nelson Rockefeller in the gubernatorial race. He spoke at a luncheon and declined to name the other Democrat who trails Rockefeller. In the Bahamas Vesco wins another court ruling blocking U.S. efforts to extradite him.
President Nixon orders Secret Service protection for former Vice President Spiro T. Agnew to continue for an indefinite period. Deputy Press Secretary Gerald L. Warren says protection will end only when the Secret Service decides and it will not be kept secret when terminated.
Henry Wynberg of Los Angeles, a Dutch born former used car salesman, emerges as Elizabeth Taylor’s presumed sixth husband. The 40 year old is a constant companion during her UCLA surgery recovery and acts as her spokesman and adviser.
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