New State Law Expands NY Voter Registration Period
Gov. Hugh Carey signed a law allowing would be voters to register and enroll in a party up to 60 days before a primary. The change broadens eligibility for the September 14 primary and aims to boost turnout. The measure applies to tens of thousands previously ineligible under prior rules.
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Hearing Awaits Court Nod Over Oswego County Officers Case
A court hearing is delayed awaiting state Supreme Court action on civil compromises reached by Investigator Robert ao Williamstown Gerald LaPrate Parish and Henry McConnell Williamstown after guilty pleas to state conservation law violations. They were charged with taking deer after sunset and related offenses in Tioga County on November 19 1975.
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Williamstown
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Parish
Henry McConnell
Wheeler
Robert Nicholson
Barton
Tioga County
Knowledge of law eases funeral time transitions
Legal basics about death certificates burial permits and funeral directors are outlined by Oswego funeral director Fred Scoville. Embalming is not legally required and is for preservation not perpetuity. Burial permits and licensed supervision govern transport and services may occur in a private home with a director present. Cemeteries may demand coffins and cement vaults. State rules on private burials depend on local authority.
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Fred Scoville
Oswego
Registrar of Vital Statistics
State Dept. of Health
Albany
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Weather Summary for Today and Friday
Sunny today and Friday with high temperatures from 70 to 75. Clear overnight with a low in the mid 40s. Variable winds under 10 mph. Near zero chance of rain tonight and Friday.
Beirut Streets Blocked as Invasion Triggers Protests
Be irut residents protest the Syrian invasion closing shops in the Moslem quarter. Syrian jets were seen over the city on a reconnaissance mission as troops moved to end fighting in Lebanon.
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Iraq
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Inside Comics 17 Editorial 6 Family Page 4 Fulton News 8
Editorial notes and feature pointers across sections on comics, family content, and local items page by page. Publication highlights include obituaries letters and notices guiding readers through community concerns and announcements.
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Hays Resigns Post Amid Payroll Scandal
Rep. Wayne Hays of Ohio says he will step down temporarily as chairman of the House Democratic Campaign Committee amid a payroll sex scandal. The ethics committee met in closed session as investigators pursue charges linked to a former aide and alleged mistress.
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Ohio
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Haye
House Ethics Committee
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Elizabeth Ray
Serina
Maging Flynt
Charlies F. Bennett
D-Fla
Court narrows Nadjari power in corruption case
Albany reports say New York state’s Court of Appeals narrowly limits special prosecutor Maurice Nadjari’s jurisdiction. In a 4 to 3 ruling the court held Nadjari lacked authority to indict a lawyer who allegedly offered money to a police officer, transferring the case to the Queens district attorney.
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Queens
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Magna Carta To Be Shown In Capitol On Loan From Britain
An original Magna Carta relic, 761 years old, goes on display in the U S Capitol for a year. A British delegation led by Lord Chancellor Elwyn Jones delivers the Latin scroll to Congress in a ceremony with House Speaker Carl Albert and Senate Leader Mike Mansfield.
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Mansfield
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Reagan Refuses War on Rhodesia Plan With Guarded Troop Talk
In California Reagan says American troops would only be sent to Rhodesia if the Rhodesian government requests help to maintain peace during power transition. He adds support for opposing forced busing and wickets the Panama misinterpretation of his stance. Ford presses for Ohio and New Jersey wins as Carter contends for Democratic delegates.
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Georgia
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Carter
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Idaho
Frank Church
Angeles
Morris Udall
Ben Carter
Eithen
Mike Deaver
Panama
Deaver
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NM Construction Means 1300 Jobs
Vince Moore Oswego district manager said nearly 1300 construction jobs will be created by year end due to Nine Mile No 2 nuclear and Oswego No 6 steamplants work Peak construction at the nuclear site will hit 1979 1980 with about 1200 workers at once Full scale work on Oswego No 6 starts next month peak 800 jobs late this year for 18 months Total construction payroll at least 250 million First concrete pour at Nine Mile No 2 planned for June Northern Ready awarded concrete contract Plants will be jointly owned RG E sole owner at Oswego No 6 and RG E plus three other utilities at Nine Mile No 2 Completion will double Oswego County property taxes from 17 million to about 34 million.
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Nine Mile No. 2
Northern Ready
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Oswego County
Lawyer Describes Hughes Sessions On Unwritten Will
Los Angeles attorney Bautzer said Howard Hughes discussed handwritten unwitnessed wills with him and sought to ensure any draft met legal standards. He recalls conversations possibly in 1970 while in Las Vegas and Las Vegas talks about a March 1968 three page document bearing Hughes signature that handwriting experts dispute.
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Howard Hughes
Cines
Turegeon Bautzer
Hughes
Bautzer
Desert
govt swine flu vaccine program delayed weeks after mix up
The U S government will delay its mass swine flu vaccination program by four to six weeks after Parke Davis & Co. produced two million doses of the wrong vaccine, according to the U S Public Health Service.
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Washington
Parke Davis & Co
U.S. Public Health Service
Carlos Outlines His Views on U.S. Constitution
Spain's King Juan Carlos, in a White House toast, praised the U.S. Constitution’s profoundly religious principles and contrasted it with Old World regimes. He planned a wide program including a wreath at Arlington, meetings with Kissinger and Rockefeller, and attendances at Smithsonian and Kennedy Center events.
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