Seaway Ice Busy Oswego Port Welcomes Mondoc Cargo
Skipper describes a busy Oswego port as the Mondoc freighter unloads over 4 000 tons of aluminum ingots from Port Alfred. Crew and port workers bustle with the influx while the ship is prepared to load corn for Cardinal Ontario. Captain Fortin notes Arctic years and unfamiliar Seaway noise as the Mondoc nears departure to resume its next leg.
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Oswego
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Skilled Pilot Saves His Plane In Turbulent Landing
A Continental Airlines Boeing 727 survived a wind swept approach at Tucson International Airport with no injuries to 87 passengers. Captain Tom Gullett kept the jet aloft and brought it to a controlled landing after gusts up to 58 mph toppled power poles and damaged nearby infrastructure. Jet fuel leak briefly sparked flames but were quickly extinguished by firefighters. Authorities from the National Transportation Board and FAA planned an investigation. The flight originated in Houston and headed to Phoenix via San Antonio and El Paso.
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Pimaes County
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Federal Aviation
Nice
Igh
Phoenix
Drought Not New To Village
SPRINGVILLE California AP residents of this town may have to truck in water and use portable toilet facilities by mid July unless they find other ways to cope with the drought. The town of about 1000 residents lacks a reservoir and relies on springs. volunteers restrict outdoor watering to every other day and Tule River carries away the saved water. A 1966 flood previously forced trucking in water and portable toilets.
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William Timmons named Madison County sheriff
ALBANY AP William Timmons 47 former state trooper named by Gov Carey to replace resigning sheriff Robert Cordary of Wampsville with Senate confirmation for a term through December 31. Another appointment will fill the post this November.
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Rexburg Recalls Rescuers Rally After Flood Anniversary
Rexburg honors rescuers from Utah and Idaho who aided flood victims as the city marked one year since the disaster. Volunteers toured the area, homes were repainted, farmlands restored, and business activity revived amid federal reimbursements nearing $200 million with more expected pending final claims.
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Eton
Horse Thieves Shake Carter Family Tree
President Jimmy Carter jokes about embarrassing ancestors in his Mormon church roots project. Reported figures include Wiley Carter acquitted of an 1841 murder in Georgia and Walker Carter killed after the Civil War in a drunken dispute. Alton Carter recalls father Billy Carter shot in 1903 over a rented store dispute in Early County Georgia. Don Carter, a Knight Ridder vice president, is noted as a journalist relative.
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Presidential Turnabout Brings Energy Accord
Washington AP report on Carter reshaping energy policy as Congress splits powers over the new energy department. Senate grants veto power to the president over a proposed energy commission while House limits it, creating brinkmanship ahead of a conference committee. James R. Schlesinger defends the veto as crucial as the administration seeks a compromise.
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Son of Sam Surfaces Again in New York
The killer who has killed five and wounded four with a .44 caliber pistol sent a letter to columnist Jimmy Breslin and left a note at a scene. Police confirmed the author is the same man linked to an April note found with the victims Valentina Suriani and Alexander Esau. Breslin will respond in Sunday’s column as a 30‑detective team continues the investigation.
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Beverly Hills
Kentucky
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Red Press
New York Daily News
Jimmy Breslin
Breslin
Valentina Suriani
Alexander Esau
Miss Suriani
Bronx
Donna Lauria
Miss Lauria
Sam
Son of Sam
Cops on Cycles Topics Oswego Police Motorcycle Squad
Oswego's Traffic Advisory Committee heard a proposal from local businessman John Cornwell to allocate four to six motorcycles for patrols in feasible months. The suggestion was forwarded to Police Chief Floyd Kunzwiler and the uniform and equipment committee for review.
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Oswego
John Cornwell
Floyd Kunzwiler
Pasiak
Mattyee
Walter Killenbeck
Jack Gilmour
Joe
Weather Summary for Today and Tomorrow
Weather forecast notes a 24 hour period with high 56, mean 52, low 48, no precipitation. Sunset 8 42, sunrise 5 26. Highest 90 in 1943, lowest 41 in 1947. Tonight fair with a low in the 60s. Sunday high near 80 with mostly south winds 10 to 15 mph and a 1 percent tonight and 70 percent Sunday chance of rain.
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