Oswego County Agency Bonds Support Miller Brewery Expansion
Oswego County Industrial Development Agency issued 13 million dollars in Pollution Control Revenue Bonds Series A to finance Miller Brewing Company's eastern construction in Volney near Fulton. Bonds backed by Philip Morris credit fund air and water pollution control, sewage and solid waste facilities. Ten year bonds priced at 5 6 percent, not a debt of state or county, facilities owned by the agency and leased to Miller with option to buy after payoff.
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Secretary of Labor John Dunlop Resigns
Secretary John T. Dunlop resigns as labor secretary and White House labor coordinator after veto fight over a construction site picketing bill. He plans to remain in the Cabinet until January 31 and then return to teaching as a longtime adviser to the administration weighs successor options including W J Usery Jr. and others.
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Resolution Urges Israel Pullout from Arab Land
United Nations Security Council delegates report agreement on a draft resolution urging Israel to withdraw from occupied Arab land and recognizing Palestinian national rights as basis for peace. High level sources say U.S. stance is mixed. Washington may back a resolution aligned with Palestinian rights but veto one demanding withdrawal.
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Justice Murtagh Dies Amid Bombshell Corruption Probe
New York Supreme Court Justice John M. Murtagh, 64, died of a heart attack delaying a high profile probe into bribery and corruption within the Bronx Democratic machine. The case involves Special Prosecutor Nadjari and figures including Democratic Chairman Patrick Cunningham and others tied to alleged sale of judgeships and state jobs.
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Malaysia Leader Dies in London Clinic
Tun Abdul Razak 53, Malaysia’s prime minister, died today in a London clinic. Officials gave no immediate cause. reports said he suffered from a cancer ailment and had traveled to London last month for medical treatment before expected to return home.
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Local Weather Report Summary For 24 Hours
The report notes a high of 40, mean 28.5, and low 17 degrees with 22 inches of precipitation as rain and snow. Barometric pressure at 29.79 and humidity at 75 percent accompany a west wind near 15 mph.
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Soviet TU134 crashes near Moscow killing all aboard
A Soviet TU134 airliner carrying 86 passengers crashed near Moscow on January 3 as it prepared to depart for another destination. It struck houses near Vnukovo airport with unknown casualties on the ground. Destination of the flight was not disclosed.
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Court Halts Three Regent Seats After Legislature Move
Justice Ellis Staley Jr. nullified three elections chosen by the legislature amid a partisan squabble. He created immediate vacancies on the 15 member Board of Regents affecting Mary Alice Kendall of Rochester Jorge Batista and Louis Yavner of New York City. Actions taken by the board since the contested election on March 11 will stand.
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Kidnap Victim Dead Though Ransom Paid
In Gulfport Mississippi Edwina Marter was found dead after a ransom payment. Unemployed shipyard worker Necaise was charged with murder in the kidnapping and death. Jordan wearing a red jumpsuit appeared in court with Judge Gaston H. He was advised he need not plead without counsel. A grand jury will convene on the first Monday in March.
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Schlesinger Briefs Reagan on Defense Policy but Won’t Support Him
Former Defense Secretary James R. Schlesinger briefed Ronald Reagan on defense policy but shows no plan to back Reagan for the GOP nomination. Schlesinger, fired by Ford, visited California at Reagan’s invitation, and his positions hint at opposition to Ford’s budget policies while avoiding public criticism of Ford. He also notes no personal faction alignment and remains active in political discourse during a crowded field. Meanwhile UAW backs Carter in Florida while Ford weighs shifting federal health programs to states, a plan tied to Reagan’s broader federal rollbacks.
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