Four Children in Frame Photo by UPI Telephoto
Gordon Abigail Amy and Ted age six pose for a group portrait captured by UPI Telephoto.
31 Jul 1976
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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1976
Page
1
Gordon Abigail Amy and Ted age six pose for a group portrait captured by UPI Telephoto.
Authorities report a list of victims found at the home of one of three Chowchilla bus kidnapping suspects. With Frederick N. Woods in custody, officials say no new suspects are sought unless new leads emerge. The document mentions possible female involvement and details about the ransom plot and dug-up van recovery.
The International Red Cross canceled a planned mercy mission to evacuate wounded Palestinians from Tal Zaatar camp in eastern Beirut. Civilian leaders warned the convoy could not be guaranteed protection as a limited cease-fire began, delaying evacuation of 40 to 50 of more than 1,000 wounded.
Backers of President Ford say he has won a sizable block of Mississippi delegates and can shift focus from the GOP struggle to clinch the nomination. Ford returns to Washington after a Mississippi meeting as supporters hope the delegation moves him “over the top” at the convention.
The article reports on the Republican presidential race with Ford seeking delegate support and claiming 1,135 delegates while Reagan supporters report 1,140. An AP tally shows Ford at 1,104 and Reagan at 1,023 with 132 uncommitted. Mississippi delegates show limited shifts and discuss keeping delegates uncommitted until the Kansas convention. Schweiker and Reagan planned a tour of the East and South next week.
An elementary school in Wethersfield faces federal civil rights scrutiny over its all-boy fifth and sixth grade choir accusing it of discrimination against girls. HEW says the program violates a rule banning single gender choruses and reviews the case noting no adequate justification based on vocal range. Rep. William F. R. Conn argues bureaucratic overreach, while the school defends the choir as outreach to shy boys and notes no town funding. Ford administration actions loom as HEW reconsiders its interpretation.
Occasional showers likely tonight with lows in the mid 50s. Variable cloudiness expected tonight with a 30 percent chance of rain. Highs and exact details for today are based on historical data.
New York district court ruled the state lacked authority to impose July 1 Medicaid cuts as part of an austerity package. A fact finding panel urged hospital layoffs affecting up to 4,000 workers, sparking potential strikes by District Council 37 and other unions amid concerns over patient care and hospital finances. The panel also suggested parking changes to raise roughly 4.5 million and improve ambulatory revenue.
Government officials order 400 residents to leave the Triangle of Death as doctors conduct daily tests for long term toxic effects from a poisonous cloud released by a chemical plant. Evacuees join 200 evacuated earlier. accommodation struggles persist.
Soviet wrestlers appeared for a weigh in marking the first Russians in competition after warnings of a possible withdrawal over Sergei Nemtsanov the 17 year old diver who defected from the games. Canada rejected the kidnapping charge and the dispute continued to loom over the final days and the World Ice Hockey Tournament.
Buenos Aires reports say Isabel Pavon may be transferred to Villa Devoto prison or to a military base as she faces accusations of misusing public funds. Noticias Argentinas cites unnamed sources, but no official confirmation exists.
Chinese Foreign Ministry warned foreign embassies of strong aftershocks within a day or two and urged full precautionary measures for new tremors. Japanese papers said quake alerts remain highest in the capital and in northeastern regions after a devastating quake on Wednesday. Authorities ordered mobilization in quake zones as fear of further shocks grew.
An X-ray analysis of Mars crust samples from the Viking lander reveals iron, calcium, silicon, titanium and aluminum traces. Scientists say the oxidized iron could explain the planet's reddish orange surface and imply Mars may be younger than Earth.
Elizabeth Taylor announced that her second marriage to Richard Burton is legally dissolved with a final divorce decree received the previous day. She expressed wishes for Burton’s happiness and offered her congratulations.
Rulton police quickly close a break in after an early morning incident. No injuries reported. Detectives follow leads to identify suspects and secure the scene.
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