City weighs options on operating Oswego hydro plant
Oswego considers whether to renew Niagara Mohawk lease or take over the city owned Oswego River hydroelectric plant near Route 48. Alderman Harris cites $57,000 annual lease and potential new revenue as factors. mayor to appoint a committee to study all options while keeping a low profile.
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Oswego
Fromiagara Mohawk Power Corp
Osw River
Niagara Shawk
John E. Fitzgibbons
Sisas Eaid
Seventh Ward
Tz Harris
Fitzgibbons
Tzgibbons
Uity
Niagara Shank
Niagara
Harris
Niagara Mohawk
Nagara Mohawk
Futve
Herris
Mozambique Raid and Rhodesian Guerrilla Fight Report
News in Brief outlines a 60 mile raid into Mozambique by Rhodesian forces pursuing Black Rhodesian nationalists. It notes no end date and reports about 700 troops near the border by late Saturday as the regime fights a guerrilla war from bases in Ozam.
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Mozambique
Ian Smith
Ozam
Supreme Court upholds New York no fault auto provisions
The Supreme Court by an 8-1 vote affirms two parts of New York State auto insurance law, keeping a lower court ruling that allows binding arbitration for policyholders when settlements are reached, and maintains policy extensions upon expiration with limited exceptions.
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Washington
U.S. Supreme Court
New York State
Weather Summary for the Area
Forecast shows high near 70 to 80 with showers possible this week. Winds SE 6 to 12 mph. humidity around p percent. Friday looks fair with a chance of thunderstorms late week and weekend. temperatures low around 50s to mid 60s and highs near 70.
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Moelleek Gaty Wi
Bee Cis Te Rae
Anita Is Late For Debut In 1977 Atlantic Season
Miami AP reports the 1977 Atlantic hurricane season opens with Anita as a possible early name. Forecasters from the National Hurricane Center at the University of Miami monitor the eastern Caribbean Gulf of Mexico and open Atlantic for storm formation. John Hope notes they will watch cloud structures for circular rain bands.
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Miami
Anita
National Hurricane Center
University of Miami
Caribbean
Gulf of Mexico
Atlantic
John Hope
Sue
Hope
Cuba and United States agree to exchange envoys
Washington reports that the United States and Cuba have reached a framework to exchange diplomats for the first time since 1961.Officials describe a formal resumption of relations as distant, while President Carter says full friendship remains a long-term objective.
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Cuba
U.S
Washington
New York
Carter
Poe
Ae Justy B
Plains
Fidel Castro
Castro
Batista
United States
Hesuhower
Kennedy
Havana
Conservatives Push Revised Drug Law
A split New York panel debate over decriminalization of small marijuana offenses. Senator Barclay and Assemblyman Gottfried oppose Nicolosi’s bill, which would reduce possession to a Class B Misdemeanor with automatic ACDs, while conservatives push for limited decriminalization and dismissal for first offenses.
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Russell Tarby
Smerieans
Jarman Contempleien
Pulaski
H. Douglasee
Downstate
Richard Gottfried
Senate
Assembly
Vincent Nicolosi
Nicolosi
Nne
Oswego
John
Alliance
Barclay
Oateanes
Mts
ACC
Zagame
Barclay-Gottfried
Con- Barclay
Barclay’s
Albany Capitol faces lists to finish remaining business
Governor Carey pressed lawmakers to set a timetable to resolve the statehouse agenda as lists of must do and must face items stretch into adjournment. Leaders met for a luncheon as they dispute how to handle unresolved issues and no clear path to end the session.
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Albany
N.Y
State Capitol
Hugh Carey
Tive
Carey
Aecese Se
Dutch Seek to Clear Air Over Mediation Request
The Dutch cabinet sought clarification on outside mediators for South Moluccan terrorists holding at least 55 hostages on a train in northeast Holland for nine days. Justice official Toos Faber said discussions continued with the group about food while requesting mediation details.不同
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Assen
Netherlands
Holland
Toos Faber
Justice Try
Womenet
Johan Manusama
Amsterdam
Per de Volkskrant
Sicinccos
Manusama
Farm Prices Climbing Across United States
Washington reports rising farm prices with a 2 percent monthly gain from April 15 to May 15, the sixth straight increase, and a 2 percent rise versus last year. Meat prices climbed 6 percent, beef and pork up, cattle averaging higher and hogs advancing. Experts expect food prices to rise about 6 percent this year, with some items like cocoa and seafood not tied to farm price trends.
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Washington (Ap
Agriculture Department
Department
Oyeres
U.S
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Santa Ana
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Freedom
Charles Fischer Jr
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Welfere
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Kia Eenenen
Pasadena
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Southgate
Sremiarsers
Beverly Hills
Ken Brandenburgh
Warren Sagan
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el Salvador
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