Crisis of Confidence Top Priority Revenue Sharing Plan
Rep. Robert C. McEwen argues Congress should reconvene focusing on revenue sharing to end the government confidence crisis. He cites gaps between authorization promises and actual appropriations, urging local control over funds and noting plans totaling 16 million in direct funds and 11 billion for general purposes.
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Susan Fogg
Palladium - Times
Washington Bureau
Washington
Congress
Robert C. McEwen
R-N.y
McEwen
House
McEwenelps
Nixon
Senate
House Public Works Committee
Great Lakes
Urier
Ways and Means Committee
Wilbur Mills
Mills
Savings and Loan Leaders Scorn Savings Pressure
New York AP reports that savings and loan groups challenge admin and economist calls for less saving and more spending. They argue saving supports the economy through housing, commercial growth, and community projects, noting 8 percent saving rate remains high versus past years.
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New York
Savings and Loan
U.S. Savings and Loan League
League
Pro Hockey Standings and Odd Fact Mix From AP Report
NHL standings show New York leading with 21 wins and 6 losses, Boston 21 6, Montreal 19 4 7, with teams like Toronto and Chicago in pursuit. Tuesday's result Minnesota 3 Los Angeles 2. The piece also notes Hawaii as the only commercially grown coffee state and a rare island group with a sub tropical climate.
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GFGA
New York
Boston
Montreal
Foronto
Janevr
Buffalo
Cicago
Winn
Talif
Philaphia
Pitts
It. Louis
Angeles
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Toronto
Vancouver
Detroit
Hawaii
Florida
Reverend Piepoli Leaves Lycoming and New Haven Churches
Announcement from Lycoming and New Haven United Methodist Churches states Reverend Leonard Piepoli will leave for service in Syracuse. Reverend Robert DeWalt will assume the pastorate with his family moving into the New Haven parsonage in January. The annual Christmas party followed with dinner for about 50, a Sunday School program led by Mrs. Fred Keesenger, and Santa delivering candy to each child.
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Lycoming
Leonard Piepoli
New Haven
Fred Keesenger
Santa Claus
Hockey Tourney Finale Tonight
Boston University the defending NCAA hockey champion faces RPI in the ECAC Christmas tournament final at Boston Garden. BU advanced with a 4 1 victory over Northeastern, while RPI rallied with a three goal third period to beat New Hampshire 5 3.
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Boston
Boston University
RPI
Boston Garden
Northeastern
New Hampshire
Park Foes Sit In To Block Power Bill
In Seoul the National Assembly faced a sit in by New Democratic party members who opposed a government bill granting President Park sweeping emergency powers. They warned the measure would create supraconstitutional one man rule and curb freedoms. The government party pressed to enact the bill before the session ends.
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Seboul
Chung Hee Park
National Assembly
Park
New Democratic Party
Democratic Republican Party
North Korea
Obituary for Mrs Mabel S Kelly Oswego Resident
Mrs Mabel S Kelly widow of James F Kelly of 199 E Fifth St Oswego died Tuesday in a local nursing home Born in Canada she lived in Oswego for many years at 214 T Fifth St She was a St Pauls RC Church communicant Surviving are four sons and several grandchildren Funeral services set for 9 30 am Friday from Dain Funeral Home and 10 am at St Pauls Church Spring burial in St Pauls Cemetery Calling hours this evening 7 9 and Thursday 2 4 and 7 9 pm
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Mabel S. Kelly
James F. Kelly
Fifth St
Canada
Oswego
T. Fifth St
St. Paul's
Albert W. O'Reilly
Cecil T. O’rielly
Scriba
Thomas F. O'Rielly
Daly City
Calif
Harold A. O'Reilly
Fred Scales
Gault
Ontario
Bertha Ashley
Kingston
Florence M Tallman 89 Forestport native dies in Rome NY
Florence M Tallman widow of W Ray Tallman aged 89 of River Street Forestport died Tuesday evening in Rome NY after a lengthy illness. She was born in Oswego daughter of Adam and Katherine May and lived in Utica where she worked in knitting mills. She held many lodge memberships including Utica Women of the Moose and Riverside Rebekah Lodge Forestport. Surviving are a brother Adam May of Oswego two nephews and a niece. Trainor Funeral Home Boonville Friday 10 am Burial in Forest Hill Cemetery Utica hours Thursday 2-4 and 7-9 pm.
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Boonville
Florence M. Tallman
W. Ray Tallman
River St
Forestport
Rome
N.Y
Oswego
Adam
Katherine May
Pocahontas Lodge
Pocahontasian
Riverside Rebekah Lodge
Noble Grands Association
New York
Forest Hill Cemetery
Utica
Funeral
Call for crackdown on delinquent state sales vendors
Albany audit urged New York State Comptroller reforms to boost revenue by more than six million dollars. It calls for strict penalties and interest, monthly tax remittance by large vendors, and streamlined procedures to cut clerical work and speed collections.
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Albany
N.Y
Arthur Levitt
State Tax Department
SUCO Students Engage In Forum Moderated by Miss Adornato
Right side shows core discussion participants while SUCO student teacher Miss Eric Adornato served as moderator. Enrolled students asked questions about the course topic and sought clarification on related issues.
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SUCO
Eric Adornato
Center
New Plant Air Pollution Rules Set for Five Major Industries
Washington AP reports the federal government outlines new air pollution standards for newly built plants in five major industries. EPA chief Ruckelshaus cites 35 to 40 more industries to follow with nationwide rules phased in over years.
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Washington
U.S
Environmental Protection Ad
William D. Ruckelshaus
John T. Middleton
EPA
Rent Guidelines Updated With Two Rent Rules
The Price Commission set two rent rules for monthly or weekly rentals and long term leases. Monthly rents follow the Aug 15 to Nov 14 freeze, while long term leases use the average of new leases or renewals before the freeze. A 2.5 percent annual operating-cost increase is allowed for both types, with no higher cap. Landlords may pass through tax and fee increases, and improvements can prompt higher rents. Dec 29 targets the new rules, with officials urging landlords and tenants to await formal publications.
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Price Commission
Grayson
Internal Revenue Service
Three Connecticut Men Arrested After Robbery
Newburgh area police arrested Leon Gastringer 29 Glastonbury David Jean 18 Manchester and Joseph Mangiofico 19 Hartford after a liquor store robbery sparked a high speed chase and gunfire. State police say the trio were sought in earlier armed robberies in Southeast Town Milford and were remanded to Orange County jail pending grand jury action.
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Newburgh
N.Y
Connecticut
Montgomery
Leon Gastringer
Glastonbury
David Jean
Manchester
Joseph Mangiofico
Hartford
Southeast
Milford
Conn
Orange Reva
Goshen
Bhutto names East Pakistani as vice president and reshuffles Pakistan leadership
Bhutto announced rul Amin as vice president during a news reception, signaling talks with India on a postwar settlement and delaying National Assembly session until settlement. Awami League won a year ago but was crushed in East Pakistan. Mujibur Rahman arrested. Bhutto’s party gained West Pakistan seats and he appointed three civilian governors while retiring four military ones.
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Rul Amin
Bhutto
Peking
India
China
Pakistan
National Assembly
Sheik Munh
Awami League
Abha Mohammed Yahya Khan
West Pakistan
Phutto
Tiny frog venom weaponized against darts
A minuscule kokoa frog weighs about a cram and measures 1% inches. Its venom, dried and potent, can lethal on darts for up to 15 years, enabling a single frog to poison fifty blowgun darts.
No-Fault Auto Insurance Tops Rockefeller Agenda
Governor Rockefeller pushes statewide no fault auto insurance as top priority to cut motorist costs by about 25 percent. Massachusetts’ Sargent cites 42.6 percent drop. opposition from lawyers and insurers foreseen. Schenk to solicit ideas as bill eyes next legislative term.
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New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rokefeller
Rockefeller
Francis W. Sargent
Massachusetts
Sargent
Bernard Gordon
R-Putnam- Westchester
State Senate
Ben Schenk
Winter Solstice Marks First Day of Astronomical Winter
The article explains today as the first day of winter and the winter solstice. It notes the sun is 2 million miles closer to Earth than in summer and that true cold usually follows by mid January. It also discusses leap years and the shifting date of winter’s start.
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Associated Press
National Weather Service
Chicago
States set differing post residence voting windows
Connecticut and Wisconsin let residents vote for 24 months after leaving their state. Arizona and Vermont allow 15 months voting rights after departure. Wyoming and New York permit one year. The policy varies by state across the union.
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Connecticut
Wisconsin
Arizona
Vermont
Wyoming
New York
Nursery School Christmas Fete in Phoenix
Phoenix Cooperative nursery school three and four year olds held a Christmas party in the Methodist church education building. Children made decorations and cookies, gifts for mothers, and a Santa Claus visit highlighted by librarian Mrs. R L Tillapaugh reading a story.
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Phoenix
Phoenix Cooperative Nursery School
Methodist Church
R. L. Tillapaugh
Santa Claus
Charlotte Murray
Alvin
Ab.) Dunn
Bert Millgan
Spring St
Oswego
Pathfinder Club
Board of Directors
Lee Bettinger
Gerd Henjes
Diana
Potsdam
Richard den- Bleyker
Frank Muster
Fairport
Logan Muster
Donna Cooper
Lee Schneider
Carrie Cooper
Woman Found Dead In Pool Of Blood Near Port Kent NY
Port Kent New York police found the body of a woman believed from Long Island in a blood pool near the village. Identified tentatively as 38 year old Faye Gorham. She had been reported missing from a Nassau Suffolk social service home. No indication of train strike or foul play. An autopsy was ordered.
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Port Kent
N.Y
Long Island
Faye Gorham
Nassau
Suffolk
Essex County Cor
Wilred Cohen
Dan Mannig
FDA outlines guidelines for frozen heat and serve dinners
The FDA proposed voluntary nutritional guidelines for frozen heat and serve dinners, aiming to set minimum standards for protein, vitamin A B1 B2 niacin and iron plus at least 340 calories per serving. Each meal should include protein from meat dairy or fish, a vegetable, and a starch such as potatoes or rice. The guidelines, developed with the National Academy of Sciences, would let compliant manufacturers label products as meeting federal standards and take effect in 60 days.
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Washington
The
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Federal
National Academy of Sciences
First Methodist Honors Students Home on Holiday
First United Methodist Church hosts a Candlelight Family Communion on Christmas Eve at 7 30 pm. Sunday’s Student Recognition Day honors Sally Dimon of Hope College and Susan Dimon of SUNY at Buffalo. Rev Morse preaches Source of Strength. Bible class and coffee hour follow worship. Building Committee Meets Dec 27.
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First United Methodist Church
Sally Dimon
Hope College
Susan Dimon
Suny At Buffalo
Robert Reed Morse
Reginald Butler
Ralph Young
Jessie Hevner
Young
Warren Steinkraus
Paul Shaver
Swift St
Probes Possible Crimes by High Public Officials
New York District Attorney Frank Hogan opened a probe to see if testimony at the Knapp Commission warrants grand jury review. Councilman Matthew Troy pressed for perjury charges against witnesses who lied, naming Mayor Lindsay and others as subjects of possible misconduct. Lindsay acknowledged problems in how charges were handled. Fraiman Walsh and Durk Serico were among officials who testified about prior police corruption allegations from 1967.
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New York
Dist
Frank Hogan
Knapp Commission
Hogan
Matthew Troy
Jay Kriegel
Knap Commission
Troy
Lindsay
City Investigations
Arnold Fraiman
John Walsh
David Durk
Frank Serico
Local weather report and forecast
Summary of the 24 hour period ending at 8 am with high 38.4, low 17.6 and trace precipitation. Mean 28, pressure 30.70 rising, humidity 54 percent, visibility ten miles. Sunset 4:32, sunrise 7:37. Highest on this date 65 in 1949, lowest 4 in 1921. Forecast mostly sunny and colder this afternoon with highs 25 to 30. Tonight mainly clear, lows in the teens, some rural valleys five to ten. Tomorrow increasing clouds with a chance of wet snow. Warmer tomorrow with highs 35 to 40 and light variable to southeast winds.
Subpoenas on Sunday Ruled Invalid in Blue Laws Case
Albany New York AP Justice John T Casey ruled subpoenas served Sunday in a probe of blue laws violations are invalid. The court found Sunday service breaches the General Business Law. The grand jury begins its Sunday sales inquiry today but subpoenas cannot compel testimony.
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Albany
N.Y
State Supreme Court
John T. Casey
Albany County
Casey
Arnold W. Proskin
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