06 Jun 1977
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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1977
Page
1
Bikes flood Oswego County roads as volunteers join a citywide effort to raise funds and awareness for a deadly disease. The event, part of a larger crusade, highlights human energy and community spirit with more pictures on page 3 of today’s paper.
New York AP report outlines a dispute between government and industry over Carter era energy policy. Advocates say long term electricity rates may fall, while opponents warn bills could rise about five percent annually due to shifts from oil to coal and added environmental equipment costs.
A Lebanese jetliner with 112 aboard was hijacked and diverted to Kuwait, where after 11 hours of negotiations Kuwaiti forces captured the hijacker Nasser Mohammed Ali without casualties. Abu Khaled, carried in a wheelchair, was not subjected to a security search. The incident involved Beirut airport officials and regional authorities from Lebanon and Iraq in the response.
Washington AP reports lawmakers plan major moves this week on housing and community programs, clean air rules, and easing federal employee activity restrictions. Proposed 4.8 billion housing authorization would fund about 400,000 new federally assisted units. Mortgage limits for FHA loans rise from 4.0 to 5.0 percent, and one-family loan caps for federal savings and loan associations increase from 55,000 to 60,000. A one-year delay in auto exhaust standards is under reconsideration as part of the 1970 clean air act provisions to reach a 90 percent pollutant reduction. House amendments favor broader industrial flexibility while extending new regulatory areas.
Lima Peru dispatch notes Mrs. Carter touring Latin America with talks on U S human rights and Brazil's nuclear concerns. The trip follows U S pressure over Brazil's reprocessing program and a military regime amid mixed signals on alliance and diplomacy.
Miami residents prepare for a Tuesday vote on a controversial county law addressing housing payment discrimination and public schools influence. Campaigns intensify with church, media, and banking involvement as groups urge registration and turnout.
Rupert, one of nine students, seeks a show cause order against the school to allow him to take final exams despite missing two weeks of added classes. His attorney notes state rules guarantee free education and cites his C average as grounds to proceed. The show cause order was returnable today as the school district defends attendance requirements and good standing policies.
Ambassador in Barre New York states in Playboy interview that Soviet human rights talk is hollow while noting increases in budgets for Radio Free Europe. He cites Carter’s Sakharov letter and backs up a shift toward real arms reductions amid Soviet dissidents seeking freedom.
Weather details show sunset at 8 44 p m and sunrise at 5 25 a m with a high of 87 and low of 39 on this date. The forecast calls for a shift to northerly winds and increasing speeds up to 15 to 35 per hour with a chance of rain and up to 80 percent Tuesday.
Police say the so called Son of Sam killer sent a letter to a Daily News columnist with nicknames such as The Duke of Wheaties and John, prompting renewed efforts to identify him. The letters come as five people have been murdered and four wounded with a .44 caliber gun in New York. In political news, Republicans fault President Carter for not consulting House leaders on energy policy, with John Anderson's faction saying action is not rushed.
The report notes anticipated voter turnout lower than 1975 as Dennis Block seeks a City Council seat while Michael Blonde aims for victory. In Chicago the Northwest side confronts gang violence after a six hour clash injuring over 100, amid fire crews trying to quell the dispute. The IRS flags potential slush fund issues from 481 corporate responses, and The Washington Post discusses a neutron bomb powered Lance missile warhead, signaling a new era in defense.
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