Soviet Bid Aims to Renew Geneva Peace Talks
In United Nations debate on the Arab Israeli deadlock, the Soviet Union urged resumption of the Geneva peace conference with Arab support. Russia seeks to return the initiative to Geneva to lead negotiations as cochairman. The move challenges US positions and touches on Palestinian representation.
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United Nations
N.Y
Security Council
Russia
Geneva
Palestine Re Organization
Israel
Hearst Accuses Psychiatrist Of Bullying On Stand
Patricia Hearst testified 12 days before her bank robbery trial that government psychiatrist Dr. Harry Kozol bullied her with probing questions. Her attorney described Kozol as an FBI interrogator, and Hearst said the sessions left her in tears after she was pressed about Robbing a bank and her comrades. Kozol was set to resume testimony.
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San Francisco
Patricia Hearst
Harry Kozol
Boston
Miss Hearst
al Johnson
Kozol
FBI
Johnson
J . Kozol
Snowbound Roads Close Area Schools and Halt Travel
Heavy snow blanketed the region with 5 to 11 inches reported. State police warned travelers to avoid unnecessary trips as cars left the road and visibility dropped to near zero. Firefighters aided stranded motorists while schools like Pulaski and Sandy Creek began delay or session amid hazardous conditions.
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Pulaski and
Sandy Creek
Fulton
Tinker
Central Square
I Lotia
Oswego
F. Loveridge
Deficiency budget seeks 13.6 million for New York state
Gov. Carey’s deficiency budget requests 13.6 million in new appropriations to cover overspending and cash flow gaps. Higher interest on tax anticipation notes adds about 19.8 million costs, amid a 90.8 billion projected state deficit for the fiscal year.
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Albany
N.Y
Hugh Carey
Governor's Office
Carey
Weather Summary For The 24 Hour Period
Scattered snow flurries and sun near today, no snowfall expected. Highs in the mid 30s with more snow possible Friday. Low temperatures in the teens to upper 20s, patchy sunshine expected in the near term.
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Peng
Alcan Cuts 30 Workers From Oswego Plant
Alcan officials announced a 30 worker cutback at the Oswego plant due to slower business recovery and competitive pressure. The reductions follow prior actions, including a January 7, 1975 layoff of 130 Oswego employees as part of ongoing cost cutting.
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Robert
Alcan
Oswego
Memorial Services Mark King Birthday
Memorial observances mark the King birthday as a 47th anniversary. The report notes calls for a prosecutor to examine James Earl Ray's murder and related harassment, with Gen. Edward H. Levi urging an investigation into FBI involvement and accountability. An Atlanta memorial service is described at a local church honoring Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and related recipients.
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Martin Luther King
Paen
Edward H. Levi
Arosecutor
Ing
FBI
King
James Earl Ray
Levi
Atlanta
FEC Will Probe Morton's Appointment Controversy
The Federal Election Commission will investigate Morton's White House appointment amid complaints by Fred Harris that mixed duties violate campaign rules. The inquiry could occur in a closed executive session as officials review the notarized complaint and Morton’s political activity. Republican Ronald Reagan camps in Jacksonville critiquing decentralization and federal spending, while Birch Bayh calls Reagan misleading over matching funds. Carter engages in campaign chatter via telephone hookup.
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Washington
Federal Election Commission
Morton
White
Ford
Fred Harris
White House
FEC
Harris Woul
Commission Scotia
Iteeir
Thomas Curtis
Ronald Reagee Campa
Jacksonville
Fla
Ae Fecc
Duke University Medical Center
Mae
Pee Snes Staie
Birch Bayh
Reagan
Bayh
Gimickry
Exner to detail ties between Kennedy, Sinatra and Giancana
Judith Campbell Exner plans to describe her alleged sexual liaisons with John F. Kennedy Frank Sinatra and Sam Giancana in a forthcoming bid for a restricted interview. The photographs and remarks suggest a claimed link between the Mafia and the White House.
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Judith Campbell Exner
John F. Kennedy
Sam “Momo
Giancana
Frank Sinatra
Ah Ye Tee Ys
White House
UPI
Oswego Bus Service Praised Despite Slow Runs
Riders on the Centro Oswego line report adequate service though buses run slow and irregularly in arctic weather. In 1974 Centro served about 50 000 riders in Cawego with drivers described as pleasant and helpful amid delays.
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And
State University At
Oswego
Centro
Cawego
Atro
Central York Transportation
Ey Centro
Mateer
Iceone
Gary Centro
Cco
Regents Board Shakeup Faces Court of Appeal Review
Top Democrats seek to overturn a state Supreme Court ruling on three Regents and keep the election process unsettled while the case moves toward higher courts. Governor Krupsak and Assembly Speaker Steingut announced plans to appeal the decision. In Washington, U.S. intelligence cites Soviet naval movements near Gibraltar and a Kashin class destroyer, signaling a potential expansion of naval reach.
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Albany
N.Y
Las Semele
State Board of Regents
Court of Appeal
Gane Gangpes
Mary Anne Krupsak
Assembly
Stanley Steingut
State Supreme Court
Sirs J. Staley, Jr
Wee
Mary Alice Kendall
Rochester
Jorge L. Batista
Louis E. Yavner
New York City
Washington
U.S
Soviet Union
Congress Readies for Linking of Centennial Bicentennial
Washington AP reports on plans to link U S Centennial and Bicentennial efforts with exhibits in Philadelphia and Washington. The tale centers on Mrs Deihm a New York publisher described as a patriot and Civil War widow whose correspondence hints at contents and plans for exhibits including leather albums with pictures and poems and a book introduction from President Hayes.
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