Oswego Man Surrenders After Two Armed Robberies
Oswego police report two nighttime robberies at local gas stations. Donald Edward Vincent 21 of 60 East Age St is in custody awaiting grand jury action on armed robbery charged as a felony. He surrendered at Fitzpatrick Power Plant guard shack after the second incident.
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Donald Edward Vincent
East Age St
Thomas M. McGough
Vincent
Oswego County
Fitzpatrick
Seriba
Sheriff's Dept
Henry Claude
Arthur Fadden
Oswego
James Grose
Highway
West Eighth and
Bridge Sts
Barilla
Citgo
Clayton A. Pepper
West Bridge St
Winter storm wallops large swath of U S with near blizzard conditions
The storm drivetrain hit much of the nation with rain fog and snow while near blizzard winds lashed the northern Plains. Northeast Minnesota Wisconsin and Michigan faced heavy snow warnings and travel advisories spread across Colorado the Dakotas and Minnesota. Silver BayMinn saw eight inches of new snow with two inches in an hour and lakes Superior Michigan and Huron issued gale warnings.
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Associated Press
Plains
Northeast
Central Plains
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
North Dakota
Silver Bay
Minn
Idaho
Lakes Superior
Huron
City Starts Site Clearing For Sewage Plant
Mayor Lazarek directs police to enforce orders as county announces new CETA job program and page 10 reports on fifty positions. Community readers see comics, editorials, letters, obituaries, and sports updates across the Fulton News.
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Lazarek
Fulton News
Weather Summary for the Day and Weekend
For the 24 hour period ending at 8 a.m. high 39 mean 35 low 31 with no precipitation. Wind S 48 mph and sunset 5 07 p m. Occasional rain and high near 50 today with a possible thunderstorm. Tonight windy and colder with snow flurries and low near 20. Sunday mostly cloudy with snow flurries and a high in the mid 30s. Winds south to southwest 10 to 20 mph, gusts 20 to 30 mph overnight. Precipitation probability near 100 today and tonight, 70 Sunday.
Freighter sinks off England. 11 dead, two survive
A British freighter sank in a gale off southern England with 11 fatalities and two survivors, an officer and a steward, later revised figures showing four of six more rescued men were dead on arrival. In Manila tropical storm Lola killed at least four, injured three, left 5,000 homeless. In Washington President Ford underwent a routine full physical at Bethesda Naval Medical Center.
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Penzance
England
Lovat
Manila
Philippines
South China Sea
Washington
Ford
Bethesda
Naval Medical Center
New York Lottery Raises Jackpot to 100000
The New York lottery announced that Jackpot prizes for the January 31 draw will be boosted to 100000. State official Ronald Majorana cited rising sales since the new 250000 weekly lottery as the reason for the increase. Irving Lazar says Nixon may pursue a book deal worth about 25 million, following a 500000 advance from Warner Paperback Co.
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New York Lottery
Ronald Majorana
State Racing and Wagering Board
Los Angeles
Irving Lazar
Richard M. Nixon
Los Angeles Herald-Examiner
Lazar
Dorothy Manners
Nixon
Warner Paperback Co
Democrats Seek Cooperation Over Ford Oil Plan In Congress
In a bipartisan push, lawmakers move to delay Ford energy measures while seeking a gentler package. The House committee votes to link a debt limit hike with a 90 day ban on the three step oil import tariff, amid warnings of a veto from Ford and concerns over inflation and regional discrimination.
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Congress
Ford
Gibbons
William J. Green
Dpa
House
Herman T. Schneebeli
R-Pa
GOP
al Ullman
D-Ore
Four Die in Wall Street Bombing Claimed by Puerto Rican Group
A fragmentation bomb exploded near Fraunces Tavern and the Anglers and Tarpon Club in the Wall Street area killing four and injuring at least 42. The FALN, linked to Puerto Rican nationalist terror, claimed responsibility. Victims include James Gezork of Wilmington and Frank Conn er of Fair Lawn among the dead.
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Wall Street
Fraunces Tavern
Financial District
Anglers and Tarpon Club
George Washington
Bome
Associated Press
FALN
Fuerzas Armadas de Liberacion Nacional Puertorruena
Armed Forces of
CIA
Puerto Rico
Mayaguez
James Gezork
Wilmington
Del
Beekman-Downtown Hospital
Frank T. Conner
Fair Lawn
N.J
Harold Sherbourne
Pine Orchard
Richard Ross
Anglers Club
Former Ottawa mayor Charlotte Whitton dies at 78
AP reports Charlotte Whitton former Ottawa mayor died after a heart attack at Ottawa Civic Hospital. Born March 8 1896 in Renfrew Ontario she first entered public office as city controller in 1950 and became mayor in 1952 and again in 1954.
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Ottawa
Charlotte Whitton
Ottawa Civic Hospital
Miss Whitton
Renfrew
Ont
Grenville Goodwin
Pile of Work at Westside Sewage Plant
The contracts required 60 signatures from City Clerk Les Cloonan and 120 signatures from City Chamberlain Paul Miller. It was a busy afternoon at the mayor's office as officials pushed toward the target completion date.
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Westside
Les Cloonan
Paul Miller
Advisory Group Urges 7 Billion Tax Revenue for Social Security
A government advisory panel proposes assigning seven billion dollars of federal income tax revenue to finance Social Security. They warn deficits could reach three to four billion in 1976 if offset by subsidies or higher payroll taxes, and suggest dipping into general treasury rather than raising payroll taxes.
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Washington
Social Security Advisory Council
Council
Congress
General Treasury
Ford
Kissinger Dines At Nixon's California Home
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger met former President Nixon at Nixon’s seaside villa in San Clemente after Kissinger’s World Affairs Council address. The dinner followed Kissinger’s warning about congressional involvement in foreign policy and Kissinger and his wife Nancy flew to California for a several hour visit before returning to Washington.
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San Clemente
Calif
Henry A. Kissinger
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Kissinger
Nancy
Oo World Affairs Council
Ronald L. Frog
Palm Springs
Washington
Five Die as Plane Crash Kills Hill Family
In Tallahassee a Robinson Hill family reunion in south Georgia ended with a fatal plane crash. Baby Hell Hill, 15 months, survived in fair condition with minor injuries at Tallahassee Memorial Hospital. five relatives died. Victims listed as John Gary Hill, 28. his wife Jean, 24. Rufus H. Robinson, 50. Joseph Robinson, 45. and William Felton, 56.
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Tallahassee
Jean
Rufus H. Robinson
Joseph Robinson
Deerfield Beach
Fla
William Felton
Pompano Beach
IBM Wins Appeal in Telex Antitrust Case
A 10th Circuit panel cleared IBM of Sherman Act violations and overturned a 259.5 million verdict against the tech giant. Telex had wrongfully been deemed to steal IBM trade secrets and was ordered to pay 18.5 million in damages. The court noted it would issue a full opinion soon.
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IBM
Telex
10Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Securities and Exchange Commisson
Tulsa
Okla
Stephen J. Jarras
U.S. Supreme Court
Telex Corp
Frank T. Cary
International Business Machines Corp
New York
U.S
A. Sherman Christensen
Christensen
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