Central Square youth leads 131 scholarship winners
Stan Richards tops 131 scholarship recipients after a summer at National Scout Ranch and becomes Lodge Chief of the local Order of the Arrow lodge serving Oswego and Onondaga Counties. He plans forestry study at ESF Syracuse and career in scouting or forestry.
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Miller brewery project in Volney on track despite gas hurdle
Miller Brewing Company reports the 70 million dollar Volney brewery is progressing well but the 20 million dollar canning plant faces gas supply problems. John Cameron says natural gas shortages and a 2.5 percent cutback threaten the can plant and Schlitz nearby. The PSC hearing may delay decisions as Miller seeks an assured gas supply.
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Congress Passes Oil Import Legislation
The Senate approved a bill requiring 30 percent of imported oil to be carried on American ships in a 44 to 40 vote. Ford sign fate hinges on approval of a broader foreign trade measure, with supporters arguing modest fuel price impact and backers seeking to aid U S shipping against cheaper foreign vessels. Opponents warn of higher gasoline costs and inflation. The House trade bill advances to conference as the Export Import Bank loan authority faces a separate impasse.
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New Antibiotic Andriamycin Shows Hopes In Cancer Fight
The FDA approved Andriamycin for nationwide physician use as researchers report meaningful activity against soft tissue and bone sarcomas. Dr. Stephen K. Carter of the NCI notes tumor shrinkage at least half for a month in some cases, though not a cure.
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Medicare cuts hit elderly on fixed incomes in Ford plan
An AP analysis finds seniors on Social Security face higher out of pocket health costs and slower food stamp benefits under Ford proposals. Hospital bills would rise with a 750 per spell cap and 10 percent coinsurance, while food stamps would be reduced starting March 1. Most beneficiaries stay under 60 days, limiting impact for many patients.
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Energy crisis diplomacy and price shifts dominate week
Ford returns from Martinique with a compromise on energy policy. Senate approves a bill mandating 30 percent of imported oil moved by U.S. tankers. UMW contractors and United Airlines pilots reach deals. AMC announces 15,000 layoffs as sugar and fuel prices spike then ease in the Northeast. Analysts warn unemployment may climb to 8 or 9 percent.
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Hijacked Pilot Afraid For Life
The pilot of the first American plane hijacked to Cuba since 1972 says he feared for his life as the gunman, who threatened to shoot him in the leg, carried the flight to Cuba. Frank Haigney, 30, described the hijacker as tired of life in the United States and determined to reach Cuba, before Cuban officials detained him on arrival in Havana.
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Hyacinth Waste-Purifies Water Lets City Heat Homes
Biochemist William Wolverton reports common water hyacinth can remove cadmium nickel phenol and nutrients from drinking water and, when harvested, produce biogas to heat homes. He cites 2.5 acres generating 2.5 million cubic feet of biogas yearly and notes a Bay St. Louis contract to test the system's efficiency.
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Weather Summary for Today and Tonight
Considerable cloudiness with occasional snow and new snow accumulations of one to three inches. High in the mid 30s, with low around 30s tonight and flurries likely Wednesday. Winds from the west to southwest 10 to 20 mph with an 80 percent chance of precip today and tonight, 60 percent Wednesday.
Fulton News Editorial Takes City on Letters and Forum
The Fulton News runs a Letters-Forum page featuring reader opinions on local issues, education, and culture. It highlights community debate and citizen voices across varying viewpoints, reflecting the town’s public discourse through letters, editorials, and reader responses.
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Sirica Moves to Fast-Track Watergate Trial
U S District Judge John J Sirica plans a swift cross examination end for Robert C Mardian as Kenneth Parkinson prepares to present his case. The Watergate cover up trial involves Mardian Parkinson Mitchell Haldeman and Ehrlichman with perjury charges pending against some. A heated exchange sees Mardian deny knowledge of meetings and express shock at the burglary tied to Nixon’s campaign.
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Currencies Fall to New Lows as Gold Soars in Swiss Markets
The dollar and West German mark hit new lows on Swiss money markets while gold prices surged. Early quotes placed the dollar at 2.5888 Swiss francs and the mark at 1.0593 francs per DM. Sterling and the French franc also weakened as gold climbed to 187 dollars per ounce.
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Ford urged to veto mining bill quickly to allow override
Backers of a strong strip mining control bill press President Ford for a fast veto so Congress can try an override before adjournment. Ford has announced his intended veto but not the timing. Sponsors say a quick veto would permit an override within the 10 day window before adjournment scheduled for Friday.
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Kissinger Says He Did Not Discuss 1969 Wiretaps with Rockefeller
Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger testified to the House Judiciary Committee that he is certain he did not discuss 1969 wiretaps with vice president-designate Nelson A. Rockefeller. The testimony supported Rockefeller amid committee scrutiny of surveillance issues.
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No Time Like Present to Buy Shiny New Car
Oswego car dealers urge buyers to invest in 1975 autos as the market remains strong. The panel cites lower monthly pay relative to a decade ago, improved drivability, and standard options like tires and defrosters amid backorders and promotions from Cadillac, Pontiac, AMC and more.
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