PSC orders nine upstate utilities to ban new gas attachments
The Public Service Commission intends to order nine upstate utilities served by Consolidated Gas Supply to halt new customer attachments and impose limits on gas volumes. The move follows an Federal Power Commission order requiring volume restrictions affecting Niagara Mohawk and Rochester Gas and Electric, with comments due by January 2.
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Albany
Public Service Commission
Upstate
Consolidated Gas Supply Corporation
Public Service Law
Federal Power Commission
Consolidated Gas
State Commission
FPC
New York
Commission
Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation
Rochester Gas and Electric Corporation
Consolidated
New York State
Retired N M Executive Dies at 70
Gustav F. Watters 70 retired executive vice president of Niagara Mohawk Power Corp died early Wednesday in Memorial Medical Center Savannah Georgia after a brief illness. He lived in Fayetteville and later Sea Pines Hilton Head Island born Niagara on the Lake Ontario survived by wife two sons and two daughters and 12 grandchildren. Graveside services set for Friday at Six Oaks Cemetery Hilton Head Island contributions to American Cancer Society.
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Syracuse
Gustav F. Watters
Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation
Memorial Medical Center
Savannah
Watters
Linden Lane
Fayetteville
Sea Pines
Hilton Head Island
Niagara-on-the- Lake
Ontario
Public
Nichols School
Buffalo
Bordentown Military Institute
New Jersey
Niagara Mohawk
Buffalo Niagara Electric Corp
Olean
Niagara, Lecport & Ontario Power Co
U.S. Army Ordnance Department
Buffalo Niagara Electric Corporation
Niagara Falls Power Company
Marie Louise Watters
Kenneth
Scottsdale, Ariz
Charles K
Erie
Gustav F. Jr
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Denver
Joan) Lindley, Jr
Erwinna
Warren
Pamela) Ackerman
Deserters Call for Amnesty Campaign in New York
Two Army deserters Lewis Simon and Eddie McNally publicly urged amnesty for war resisters and invited arrest. Simon, 29, of Queens, had lived in Sweden five years. McNally, 24, from Brooklyn, deserted in Vietnam era after 13 months. FBI seized them after the news conference for transfer to Ft. Dix. N.J.
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New York
Lewis Simon
Sweden
Simon
Queens
Eddie McNally
Brooklyn
Vietnam
McNally
FBI
Armed Forces Police
Ft. Dix
N.J
Fia
teNally
Long Island
Farmingdale
Six car crash on Route 49 injures two in West Monroe
Slippery road conditions caused a six car collision on Route 49 in West Monroe at 7:15 am. Two people, Virginia Wagner and Maldoff Davis, sustained minor injuries while passengers in Wagner’s car also sought medical care. Deputy Harland Fox investigated the incident.
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West Monroe
Fred Adsit
Bardeen Rd
Hastings
Virginia Wagner
Morey Rd
Maldoff Davis
Bridge St
Cleveland
Laurie Kukko
Constantia
Jeffrey Trembly
Norman Perkins
Adist
Wagner
Adsst
Davis
Kukko
Trembly
Perkins
Debbie Schong
Laurie Larrabee
Harland Fox
Sheriff's Department
Mexico Masonic Lodge Buys Gill ianson Electric Organ
The Mexico Lodge purchases a Gill ianson electric organ with 25 note foot pedal and two 61 note manuals to enliven meetings. Charles G. Aspinwall chairs the organ fund with help from Post 43 of Mascenic War Veterans. Dedication ceremonies are planned early in the new year with use by Vic tora Chapter and local groups.
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Masonic Lodge of
Mexico
Gillianson
Charles G. Aspinwall
Oswego
Aspinwall
Donald Pierce
Mexico Lodge No. 136
F&am
Victora Chapter
CES
Richard Courtright
Singer Bobby Darin Dies in 1973 obituary note
The article recounts the life of Walden Robert Cassotto born May 14 1936 in the Bronx later known as Bobby Darin. From a difficult youth to fame with Splish Splash and Mack the Knife, it covers marriage to Sandra Dee in 1960, their divorce in 1967, a 1970 name change to Bob, a late career comeback, and pending funeral arrangements.
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Page One
Bronx
New York
Walden Robert Cassotto
Catskills
Donnie Kirschner
Darin
Decca
Kurt Weills
Sandra Dee
Andrea Joy Reager
Bob
Feeding All Americans Uses Fifteen Percent Of Fuel
New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets says 15 percent of national fuel goes to feeding America. Five percent supports agricultural production five percent to food processing and five percent to distribution retailing and home cooking.
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New York
Niagara Mohawk reports energy use up in November
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp says energy consumption rose 2.6 percent in November from a year earlier as public concern about dwindling power supplies grows. The utility serves 1.2 million customers in upstate New York and includes a small Ontario group.
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Niagara Mohawk
Upstate
New York
Ontario
Joseph Swidler
State Public Service Commission
National Guard Loans Trucks To Carry Mail
Major General John C. Baker announced the New York Army and Air National Guard will loan military trucks to the United States Postal Service during December and January. This extends a 20 year practice to aid postmasters in delivering Christmas mail on time as the Postal Service provides gasoline and covers expenses.
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Albany
John C. Baker
New York Army and
Air National Guard
United States Postal Service
Doar to Head Staff in Nixon Impeachment Inquiry
Rodino named John M Doar to lead the staff and steer the continuing inquiry into possible impeachment of President Nixon. Doar will organize the staff and begin duties immediately with bipartisan aims and an advisory panel of senior Republicans and Democrats to guide the investigation after the holiday recess.
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Pace 1
Rodino
Doar
Congress
Nixon
Judiciary Committee
Brother of Singer Bing Crosby Dies in Spokane
E J Ted Crosby aged 73, brother of entertainer Bing Crosby, died on Wednesday in Spokane Washington AP reports.
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Bing Crosby
Spokane
Wash
E.J
Ted” Crosby
Watergate Material Sparks Broad Grand Jury Questions
Legal battle continues over Watergate documents with grand jury records in question. The White House cites two conversations not recorded and a third cut short by an 18 minute buzz, while the Watergate committee seeks material on the break in at the Democratic National Committee, cover up efforts, campaign contributions, and related IFT issues.
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Grand Jury
White House
Watergate Committee
Democratic National Committee
Nixon aide subpoenas seek diaries and records
Three subpoenas demand tapes files and President Nixon daily diaries from Jan 1 1970 to Dec 19 1973 plus records from three years of telephones at 19 locations including the White House and homes of 10 top aides. White House comment awaited. likely to challenge as sweeping fishing expedition through executive files.
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White House
Nixon
Ceretain
Executive Office
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John M. Doar
Haggar
E. Bridge St
Barbers Local 303
Ainsley
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