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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1973
Page
1
The new Municipal Ice Skating Rink in Fort Ontario may open by February 1, with ongoing refinements after opening. Oswego Recreation Supervisor Mike McCrobie notes rapid progress since last June. The facility features eleven miles of glycol tubing in the floor, cement topping, and a roofed area 110 by 220 feet, offering 50 percent enclosure as required.
An aviation repair firm says it warned the plane owners the day before departure that needed maintenance had not been completed. Eight people died when a Lockheed Constellation cargo plane crashed near Miami after takeoff bound for Venezuela with 21 000 pounds of Christmas trees. FBI and NTSB officials sought to interview the owners or responsible parties.
The Fraternal Association of Steel Haulers urges 25 000 drivers to return to the road after widespread park-in protests over low speed limits and high fuel costs. Scattered protests persist in Pennsylvania Ohio New Jersey West Virginia Kansas and Oklahoma as leaders push to form a national association of independent truckers.
Gov. George C. Wallace hosted a large wedding reception at the Alabama executive mansion after Peggy Sue Wallace married Mark Kennedy, 21, of Greenville, a blind date couple celebrated before about 8,000 guests under a massive pink and white tent.
Washington AP reports several procedural changes in the 73 income tax forms to be mailed to taxpayers. IRS says filing will be easier with new rules: no listing of contributed organizations if receipts are kept and no need to include names and dates for medical payments on the form.
Monroe County sheriff's deputies used evidence gathered by 30 employees of large department stores to arrest 27 persons at 16 other stores on charges of violating New York Sunday closing laws. Most arrestees released on recognizance. two store managers posted $1,000 bail each.
The federal government will open a grand jury inquiry into the Kent State University gunfire that killed four students during an antiwar demonstration. US Judge Thomas Lambros to begin selecting a 23 member jury Tuesday morning.
First Lady Pat Nixon wins Good Housekeeping magazine annual poll of the world’s 10 most admired women. The ballot of 1,500 readers also places Julie Nixon Eisenhower at tenth.
The first major snowstorm of the winter blankets New York State, closing hundreds of school districts and snarling Monday morning traffic. The National Weather Service warns of worsening conditions with up to 12 inches or more in parts of eastern New York and possible snow on Thursday. Albany and Hudson Valley areas see mixed sleet and freezing rain while flights at Albany County Airport face cancellations due to blowing snow.
Secretary Kissinger wraps seven nation mission in Jerusalem and says a complete Geneva peace conference will open. He met Israeli leaders for over ten hours and heads to Lisbon as Israel and Arabs agree on opening procedures and Suez front troop separation.
November figures show 135 total arrests 103 traffic related and 32 criminal. One traffic fatality investigated. Major criminal arrests include seven Family Court cases four grand larceny four harassment and three each assault third degree and other authorities. Also public lewdness petit larceny escapee from state school menacing and AWOL.
Heavy snow warnings are in effect today and tonight with accumulations of 6 to 10 inches possible. Very cold conditions persist with temperatures near 10 degrees this afternoon and tonight. Snow flurries or squalls expected tomorrow with highs around 20 as northerly winds 15 to 25 mph gust at times.
Khmer Rouge insurgents drove government troops from a position 10 miles from Phnom Penh on the capital s southeastern defenses as fighting widens along highways 1 5 and to Kampot. At least 30 soldiers were killed with 62 wounded and many missing in skirmishes over the past week.
Washington says the energy chief William E. Simon must persuade Americans the crisis is real. He warns demand will double from 1970 to 1990 and that shortages would persist even if Arab shipments resume. He spoke on Face the Nation about ongoing energy challenges.
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller says he lacks facts to judge Nixon's fitness and that Congress must decide. He calls the issue delicate and notes the question is whether Nixon was responsible enough to remain in office. Rockefeller retires as New York governor Tuesday, seen by many as a step toward a 1976 presidential bid.
Senate debate over an anti busing constitutional amendment slowed adjournment as Sen. James B. Allen of Alabama failed to secure passage, with a 46 25 roll call determining quorum and stalling the session.
Allegheny Airlines said the fuel shortage forces 1,288 employees to be laid off. President Leslie C. Barnes announced system wide job cuts and the shutdown of maintenance facilities at Oneida County Airport, inherited from Mohawk Airlines.
Former United Mine Workers leader W A Tony Boyle was indicted in Washington Pennsylvania on murder charges for the 1969 killings of Joseph Yahelowski and his wife and daughter.
Washington obituary notes Charles Greeley Abbot, a pioneering astronomer, died at age 101. Abbot spent 75 years with the Smithsonian, joining in 1895 and becoming secretary in 1928, chief executive officer of the institution.
The Supreme Court blocked class action suits for environmental damages in a 6 to 3 ruling. Each plaintiff must show at least 10000 in damages under federal court rules to file in federal court.
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