Oswego County Judge Stacy to Retire Feb 1
County Judge Stacy resigns effective Feb 1 after 22 years on Oswego County Court. John Marsh may appoint a temporary replacement, with Gov Carey possibly naming a long term successor before the fall election as Oswego politics map a Democratic contest for the vacancy.
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John Chwalek
Fred Sumner Sherin Hillick
Fulton
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Sullivan
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Robert J. Nicholson
MPLA launches triple pronged assault in Angola
The MPLA kingpins a three pronged push against UNITA in central Angola with tanks mounting a drive on Huambo Silva Porto and Lobito. Analysts note the coalition government may have fled Huambo for Silva Porto as MPLA amplifies its arms supply and Cuban troops presence.
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Weather Summary With Clouds and Snow Likely
Cloudy with a chance of rain and snow this afternoon. Accumulation one to two inches with teens. High Wednesday in the mid 20s. west to northwest winds 15 to 25 mph today, turning northerly. Snow chance 70 percent today, 30 percent tonight, 30 percent Wednesday.
Postal Service Forecasts Cuts to Saturday Delivery
The Postal Service says it must cut back on some services including Saturday delivery due to financial pressure. Officials warn reductions may continue unless taxpayer funding or subsidies are secured.
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Postal Service
Bayh criticizes Ford on Oswego unemployment and dairy aid
Senator Bayh blasted President Ford's budget as guaranteeing higher unemployment while citing Oswego's jobless rates. He blamed Ford's plans for delaying recovery and urged dairy support including a $200000 inheritance tax exemption for family farms. Bayh spoke amid a late Oswego appearance and planned NYC primary bid.
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Wright's Landing land ownership study debated by city council
The Oswego City Council discussed design consultant Hueber Hares and Glavin Partnership for the Downtown West Bank project with a five to two vote. Aldermen Manasseri and Clavelli opposed. A separate plan would spend 15000 for Wright's Landing area study if Port Authority's 45000 assessment proves insufficient. Mayor Fitzgibbons said the Port Authority study, including Wright's Landing, may be available around April. The council aims to avoid duplication and proceed before July 1 to preserve funding.
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Alcohol and Ethanol Its Origin and Effects
An overview explains ethanol as a natural chemical, how yeast and sugar produce it, and how distillation raises concentration. It covers proof, typical alcohol contents in various spirits, and the body's absorption, noting faster delivery via straight shots and slower with water or mixers. It notes alcohol’s intoxication capability and hints at ongoing exploration.
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PLO Threats After U.S. Veto at United Nations
The Palestine Liberation Organization vowed to intensify armed struggle after the United States vetoed a UN Security Council call for a Palestinian state and Israeli withdrawal from 1967 territories. The 15 nation council approved the resolution 9 to 1, with the U.S. veto. </s>
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CIA Chief Colby Defends CIA Ties in House Report
CIA Director William Colby rejects charges from the House panel over CIA contacts and leaks. He confirms he once served as an anonymous source and challenges alleged references to Reuters. The Senate weighs Bush’s confirmation and Helms faces DOJ scrutiny while a proposed oversight panel alarms FBI.
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Richard M. Helms
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House Committee
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Rabin Seeks Restoration of U S Aid During Washington Visit
Israeli Prime Minister Rabin, in a 12 day U S tour, aims to secure continued American diplomatic support and avoid multimillion-dollar U S aid cuts. He signals possible moves to engage the Palestine Liberation Organization as part of a political settlement.
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Jerusalem
United States
Palestine Liberation Organization
Jobless Funds Getting Scarce in New York State
Albany AP report notes unemployment benefits system stretched as the state faces a 10.2 percent jobless rate with about 770000 people receiving benefits. The unemployment fund fell from 1.28 billion dollars on Jan 1 1975 to 550 million, enough for roughly four months of payouts, prompting concerns from State Comptroller Arthur Levitt about tax impacts on employers and the business climate.
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Albany
N.Y
Peaceful day in Detroit schools as order returns
A calm, orderly environment returned to Detroit schools after a day described as peaceful by police on duty. Officials reported no major incidents and emphasized smooth operations across campuses amid a tense period.
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Detroit
NYS Employes Pay Hike Unlikely Carey Wage Freeze Bill Killed
Senate Leader Warren Anderson blocks any state worker wage freeze citing collective bargaining rights. Developments note approval of year round schools in limited districts and Assembly criticism of state Education aid amid austerity.
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Warren Anderson
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