Ford Urges New Realism in State of the Union Address
President Ford seeks restraint and an income tax cut while proposing a $394.2 billion budget. He backs a $10 billion tax cut, higher Social Security levies, and new health and housing measures as Democrats attack spending limits and forecast veto fights in an election year.
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Governor Carey Proposes $10.76 Billion Budget With No New Taxes
Gov. Hugh Carey unveils a $10.76 billion New York state budget asserting no new taxes but cutting aid to localities for the first time since World War II. He cites an election-year reality and a divided legislature as reasons for rejecting tax hikes, with education aid up but welfare and local school funding trimmed.
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Iowa Democrats Favor Carter in Early Caucuses
In Des Moines Carter cites strong Iowa backing from Democrats as he leads in the caucus results. With 82 percent of precincts counted, he holds 27.7 percent of delegates for March 6 county Conventions, followed by Birch Bayh and Fred Harris. Henry Jackson appears excluded from county delegates.
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Fulton News Editorial Caps Local Letters and Notices
A compact page gathers legal notices letters to the editor and forum capsules from Fulton News. Readers weigh in on community issues with brief comments and formal notices set beside editorial briefs and entertainment notes.
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Weather outlook with snow tapering to flurries today
A travelers advisory remains in effect as snow tapers off this afternoon. Expect 1 to 3 inches of snow in the lower 30s with cloudy skies and a change to light westerly winds tonight. Real conditions show highs near 28 and lows around 8 with no new precipitation.
Doctors report baby Alexander Kelly’s transplant hope rising
Transplant team led by Dr. Samuel L. Kouitz at Downstate Medical Center Brooklyn said the six-pound newborn now has about a seventy percent chance of survival after the walnut-sized organs were transplanted. Before the procedure his odds were zero. afterward they improved to zero plus x.
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Fulton Board Names Bower New Superintendent
Fulton selects Bower, former Tupper Lake superintendent, as new chief school administrator effective February 1 after a five month search. His 28 years in education span roles from teacher to superintendent with degrees from SUNY New Paltz and NYU. Clark retires January 31 after decades of service as board honors his tenure.
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GOP Legislature Ranks Clash Over Top Chairmanships
The Os County Republican majority rebuffs Democratic pushes for more committee chairmanships in 1976. Chairman Arthur Ospelt defends careful assignments for local government’s future, while McCarthy criticizes the naming of Nunzio Spiridigliozzi as chair. Sullivan, shifted from government to liaison duties, says the attorney talents of legislators are underutilized. (Continued on Page Two) The Palladium Times announces its th edition cook book due Feb 26 with judges named.
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Cook Book Judges Prepare to Review Hundreds of Recipes
Judges Mrs. R J Rebbeer and Mrs. Jo Ann Gleesing sit as others Mrs. Anthony DiBlasi and Mrs. Edward Mitchell stand. They will review several hundred recipes from contestants over the next four weeks.
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Fugitive David Fine freed on bail in Wisconsin case
David Fine, once an FBI most wanted fugitive for five years, was released on bail after arrest two weeks ago. He faces federal and hate crime charges connected to a 1970 antiwar bombing that killed a University of Wisconsin researcher.
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Alcohol becomes a teen trend sparking rising abuse and arrests
A second Special report on alcohol and health notes increasing teen drinking and alcoholism among grades 7 through 12, with arrests for public drunkenness rising. It cites preteens drinking, teen bars, and school incidents as warnings, while doctors warn of addiction risks and later sexual complications.
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