Carey mandated budget cuts hit SUCO operations and staff
Oswego President Dr. James E. Perdue warns state mandated cuts will reduce instructional capacity and force 34 positions to be cut or frozen at SUNY Oswego for 1976-77, following a clerical Albany error. The plan adds to prior cuts, with over 1.25 million in salaries leaving the local economy and a ripple effect of at least 2.25 million.
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Swetman Center
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CSEA
Local Weather Report and Forecast Summary
The 24 hour period ends 8 a.m. with high 6 and low -10 inches precip=.5 snow. Traces to inch snow possible. Lee High in the teens. Tonight partly cloudy with a few snow flurries. low around 10. Sunday partly cloudy with a few flurries. high 20 to 25. East winds 10 to 20 mph today easing. Relative humidity about 60 percent tonight and Sunday.
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Lee
Ford Undergoes Three Hour Health Checkup
President Ford visited Bethesda Naval Medical Center for a three hour examination to assess his health. He said he feels mentally and physically at peak strength and noted a history of regular exercise including outdoor pool swimming. His most recent full physical was in 1975 with minor illness a sinus cold last October.
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White House
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Syrian backed truce under strain amid Beirut fighting
Heavy fighting between Muslim and Christian militias endangered a Syrian sponsored ceasefire in Beirut. A joint peacekeeping force halted clashes between Ein Rummaneh and Chiyah as Palestinians, Syrians, and Lebanese patrolled streets. At least 14 people were killed and 22 wounded as the civil war nears its year mark.
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Mississippi Democrats Caucus Sets Early Delegates Test
The Mississippi Democratic caucus selects convention delegates amid a crowded field of candidates. Four hopefuls challenge the caucus process, while Wallace Carter and Bentsen vie for support. Humphrey vows to stay active as other candidates rally in New Hampshire and Cranston.
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Candianes Challengge
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Georgia
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Texas
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Angola forces capture Novo Redondo as Cuban troops aid advance
MPLA troops seize the Atlantic port Novo Redondo from UNITA, with Cuban units leading the push toward Huambo. The London Daily Telegraph reports heavy armament including tanks and rocket launchers as the civil conflict deepens in Angola.
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Popular Movement
MPLA
Atlantic
Novo Redondo
Lebanon premier Rashid Karami Withdraws Resignation
Rashid Karami, Lebanon's Muslim premier, withdrew the resignation he submitted a week earlier as fighting subsided after a Syrian sponsored truce. He said all doors were reopened with hope of a solution and that his six member cabinet would stay in place while a cabinet inclusive of all parties formed.
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Lebanon
Rashid Karami
Volcano Off Alaska Spews Two Clouds
Anchorage with AP reports Mt St Augustine volcano erupting twice sending ash clouds miles high off the Alaska coast. No threat to ships or populations was noted though scientists warn activity may continue. University of Alaska experts cited ongoing activity at Pavlov and Shishaldin in the Aleutians.
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Alaska
Mt. St Augustine
Inlet
Robert Feshes
University of Alaska At
Fairbanks
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Shishaldin
Aleutian Chain
Kissinger in Spain to Sign Treaty for Military Bases
Henry Kissinger and Secretary of State arrived in Madrid to sign a bases treaty between the United States and Spain. The pact would require a two thirds Senate vote for ratification and would formalize bases previously run under executive agreements. Brezhnev and Soviet aims frame broader strategic arms discussions as Kissinger sees progress toward a wider accord with Moscow.
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Henry A. Kissinger
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Oeadrid
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Mosca
Coffee Price Jumps 15 Cents A Pound
Coffee price increases sweep the sector with General Foods raising wholesale prices by 15 cents per pound for ground coffee and two cents per ounce for instant coffee. Procter and Gamble Folgers follows with a 15 cent per pound rise. Nestle weighs a movement. Taster's Choice and Nescafe see past increases. Coffee now sells around 1.90 dollars per pound in stores.
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