NY Utilities Plan Shared Ownership Of Oswego Plants
Six New York utilities unveil a plan to share ownership of three Oswego area power stations Nine Mile 2 Oswego 6 and Sterling at an estimated total cost of 2.6 billion dollars Construction could bring 2400 jobs and a 600 million payroll though Oswego 6 and Nine Mile 2 may not start immediately The plan aims to optimize generation while reducing individual financial burdens and awaits Justice Department approval.
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New York State
Oswego
Oswego 6
Howard Johnson’s
Niagara Mohawk
Gerald Rhode
Rochester Gas & Electric
Sterling
Nine Mile 1
Fitzpatrick
Scriba
State Power Authority
Niagara Mohan
Rhode
Justice Department
Citin
Suc
Rg&e
New York State Electric & Gas
Long Island Lighting Co
Central Hudson Gas & Electric Co
Orange & Rockland Power Co
Aoe
Westinghouse
Ag&e
Nine Mile 2
Planning New Park at Canal View on Oswego River
Three men review Canal View Park plans on the Oswego River east bank near Simeon DeWitt Housing. Nicholas Dinnecente SACO City Administrator Eugene Saloga and City Engineer Anthony Leotta discuss SUCO design drawings. D In Innocenzo oversees a $2000 grant from America the Beautiful Fund and $27000 in Community Development Act funding will support construction starting late summer.
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Canal View Park
Nicholas Dinnecente
SACO
Eugene Saloga
Anthony Leotta
Oswego
Simeon DeWitt
Leek
SUCO
A D'Innocenzo
D‘innocenzo
New York
Ford stresses ties as he winds up Europe tour in Rome
President Ford meets Italian leaders Giovanni Leone and Aldo Moro in Rome emphasizing strong Atlantic alliance. Security tightness includes 5000 police and 200 rooftop sharpshooters as Ford visits the Vatican and discusses oil energy and Middle East issues with Kissinger and the Pope.
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Italy
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Ga Palace
Giovanni Leone
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Paul VI
Vatican
Ciampino
Leone
U.S. Air Force
Quirinale
Henry A. Kissinger
Salzburg
Austria
Aldo Moro
Kissinger
Pope
Three States Hit Hard By Physician Slowdowns
California ends a month of protest as doctors in New York Texas and Pennsylvania continue slowdowns. Malpractice insurance costs rise with premiums cited for Tennessee and New York. Officials discuss a state pool while physicians warn that cap limits are needed to prevent insolvency.
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New York
Texas
Pennsylvania
The
American Medical Association
Tennessee
San Antonio
Austin Fort Worth
Umont
el Paso
Dolph Briscoe
Texas Medical Association
House of Delegates
Sex Discrimination Ruled Out of School Athletics
The Ford administration announces final rules barring sex discrimination in schools and colleges. Athletics may be separate male and female teams or a single coed team where competition requires skill, and institutions may not discriminate in providing necessary athletic opportunities based on sex.
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Washington
U S Departure Delayed By Laotian Bureaucracy
American sources say Laos delays closing of the U S aid mission and departure of U S personnel and property. A Lao committee dominates by Pathet Lao insists on a detailed inventory of items beyond the AID program, including military and embassy assets, delaying vehicle removals. Officials claim stall tactics persist as talks continue.
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Vientiane
Laos
U.S
U.S. Agency of International Development
United States
Pathet Lao
American Economic and Development Am
Defense Attache
Marine Guard
Senators Warn Against Withdrawal From Korea
A group of longtime Senate critics of Vietnam policy urge against pulling U S troops from South Korea. Senators Cranston Eagleton Kennedy and others warn withdrawal could invite aggression from North Korea, preserve alliances, and maintain deterrence amid regional tensions. The debate ties to a broader defense authorization bill and military staffing questions.
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Senate
Vietnam
South Korea
Thomas F
D-Mo
Alan Cranston
D-Calif
Ford
U.S
North Korea
Eagleton
Cranston
Demilitarized Zone
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Park Chung Hee
Senate Armed Services Committee
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Pentagon
Bicycle safety checks and rodeo at Emerson parking lot
The Bike Doctor offers bicycle safety checks and a bike rodeo on Saturday June 7 starting at 9 a.m. in the parking lot of the Emerson of J. Muddle.
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The
Emerson of J. Muddle
Fulton News Editorial Highlights Community Voices
Letters and columns from the Fulton News forum section reflect local concerns and civic discussion. Readers exchange views on timely issues while the editorial page notes upcoming events and community initiatives.
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Fulton News
Weather Summary for 24 Hour Period
Variable cloudiness today with a chance of more showers or thunderstorms by evening. Probability of precipitation 30 percent today, 60 percent tonight and 10 percent Wednesday. Winds SE 3 becoming SW tonight. High 70, low 53. Relative humidity 98. Pressure 29.59. Mean temperature 61.5. Highest and lowest readings on this date 89 in 1925 and 40 in 1926.
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Vang Pao
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Eduation
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Barhood
Bradley Anderson
Barbara Floch
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