City and Area Schools Closed As Storm Leaves Foot of Snow
Oswegonians faced a deep cold spell and 12 to 15 inches of snow as area schools closed. One snow shoveler, Thomas A. Reed Sr., died after collapse while shoveling near Acme Supermarket. Only Pulaski Academy and Central School and Sandy Creek Central School remained open. SUCO exams proceeded as roads were plowed.
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Snowy Weekend Outlook From Local Weather Report
Local weather report details 24 hour period ending 8 am with high 15.8, mean 12.2, low 8.6 inches of snow 19.4. Precipitation, humidity 90 percent, wind NW 13. Cloudy periods and cold today with trace to one inch snow by evening. Tonight partly cloudy with low near 10 to zero. Tomorrow cloudy with a chance of snow, high 20 to 25. Winds W to NW 10-20, then under 10 tonight. Snow probability 30 percent today, 20 tonight, 50 tomorrow.
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Iberian jet crash lands at Logan in fog injuring 16
An Iberian Airlines DC10 with 167 aboard crash landed in fog on a rain slicked runway at Logan Airport. Sixteen people were injured and hospitalized while the jet avoided a worse outcome by stopping 50 feet from Boston Harbor. NTSB investigators planned a probe.
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Winter storm trims Northeast with outages and chaos
A pre winter storm walloped the Northeast spreading freezing rain and snow. It knocked out power to hundreds of thousands, disrupted traffic, and contributed to a fatal jetliner incident in Boston. Ice toppled lines across Connecticut as 850 workers rushed to restore power to about a quarter million homes.
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Arab hijackers surrender after Rome Athens airport massacre
Arab terrorists who hijacked a Luft hansa plane after mass killings at Rome and Athens airports surrendered to Kuwait authorities after releasing hostages. The group killed about 36 people, including five hostages in Athens, before flying to Damascus and then Kuwait.
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Wilson Becomes New York Governor Sustains Rockefeller Legacy
Albany AP Mal colm Wilson assumed the office as New York's 50th governor pledging to follow the Rockefeller Dewey tradition of progressive, responsible government. He vowed vigorous action, economy, and leadership while Rockefeller stepped back to national commissions and potential 1976 presidential plans.
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School Board to vote on new Middle School plan
It was learned at press time that the Board of Education will vote tonight on a recommended resolution calling for a new Middle School building costing up to seven million dollars. A second resolution calls for a referendum to be prepared to finance the construction over twenty years. The Curtis Manor Site is identified as the location.
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Draft registrations pick up after lapse of draft authority
Washington reports lagging registrations are rising as Selective Service notes that many men did not register after presidential authority expired. Officials say word has spread that men still must register.
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Cambodian forces advance on Route 4 seaport corridor
A Cambodian government task force says it killed 60 Khmer Rouge fighters and moved one more mile toward the Kompong Som seaport on Highway 4, as the military command reported today.
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Car Bomb Explodes Outside London Building Injuring 34
A car bomb detonated outside a central London government office injuring 34 as workers arrived. The attack, the first in the capital since March, follows recent IRA activity and comes amid heightened security fears. Two letter bombs also reported in London injuring a Queen aide.
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Senate Confirms Saxbe Nomination as Attorney General
The Senate approved William B. Saxbe's nomination as attorney general 75 to 10. He will assume office after completing five years of Senate service and Congress moved to restore his salary to 35,000 with prior adjustments.
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Five Deaths Linked to New York Snow Storm
At least five deaths in New York State were linked to Monday's blizzard that dumped more than a foot of snow in certain areas. Crews worked to clear thoroughfares as forecasters warned of a potential second storm Thursday and Friday capable of similar impacts. A National Weather Service spokesman cited a threat of another storm, possibly tracking off the Atlantic Coast. The low pressure system moved from the eastern Rockies toward the Gulf and up the coast. Emergencies were declared in Tompkins and Cortland counties over severe road conditions.
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Syria to Boycott Geneva Peace Conference
Syria announced it will boycott the Middle East peace conference set to open in Geneva on Friday. A government statement cited manet erers and a pattern of actions intended to serve Israeli interests as the reason.
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Contempt Citation Upheld Against IBM
The 2nd U S Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a civil contempt citation threatening IBM with fines of 150000 dollars a day. IBM announced it would appeal to the Supreme Court over the ruling requiring production of 1 1 billion documents in the Justice Department antitrust case.
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New York Newspaper Guild Ratifies Two Year Contract
The 400 members of the New York Newspaper Guild at the New York Post ratified a two year contract retroactive to March 31, ending an eight month dispute. The agreement covers editorial, commercial, advertising and miscellaneous staff.
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Skylab-3 Crew Congratulates Soviet Soyuz 13 Launch
AtSPACE CENTER Houston AP The Skylab 3 crew Gerald Carr William Pogue and Edward Gibson sent best wishes for smooth sailing to Soviet cosmonauts aboard Soyuz 13 as both nations orbited Earth simultaneously marking a rare joint moment in spaceflight history.
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