Carter Bandwagon Gaining Momentum in Democratic Race
Delegates rally behind Georgia governor Jimmy Carter as the AP tally shows 1,514 pledged delegates with Ohio primary victory and wins in New Jersey and California. Endorsements pour in from Chicago Mayor Daley Adlai Stevenson III Wallace Humphrey Jackson Church and Udall strengthening Carter for the July convention. Ford and Reagan lead the Republican contest with a tight delegate race signaling a crowded nominating season.
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Buckley Promotes Private Groups as National Strength Message
Sen. James Buckley told Oswego Kiwanis that private organizations like Kiwanis, Chambers of Commerce and Rotaries are the nation’s strength, not state or party power. He outlined views on water rules, nuclear power, food stamps, farm estate taxes, Lake Placid 1980 planning and a political realignment toward a conservative Republican stance.
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U.S
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J. Greg Merriam
Robert J. Nicholson
Robert J. Hurlbutt
Charles F. Sayers
Norman Seiter, Jr
Walter Smith
James Grose
Lawrence Pidgeon
Wilma Rondomanski
Dwight Mayne
F. Hosmer Culkin
Jay Ledden
W. Marcus Crahan
Frank Klinger
Charles Yorkey
Stephen Greene
Weather Summary for Local Area
The 24 hour period ends at 8 a.m. with a high of 79 and no precipitation. Relative humidity is 75 percent, wind from the south at 2 to 4 miles per hour, sunset 8:46, sunrise 5:24. Tonight partly cloudy, mid 60s. Friday increasing clouds with possible thundershowers, highs mid 80s inland and around 80 near the lake. southwesterly winds 10 to 20 mph. Chance of rain 10 percent tonight, 20 percent Friday, 30 percent Friday by the lake.
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Growth Rate: U S Children Reach Stable Heights
The article notes that the growth rate for American children appears to have leveled off with an 18 year old boy averaging 5 feet 9.2 inches and 150 pounds, compared to 5 feet 5 inches in 1876 and similar heights for girls around 5 feet 4.5 inches and 123 pounds. It suggests girls mature earlier and stop growing by age 18.
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Tim Kneale Wins 49th National Spelling Bee Title
Tim Kneale of Nedrow New York won the 49th National Spelling Bee by correctly spelling narcolepsy after edging out runner up Rachel Wachtel from Wooster Ohio who misspelled yarborough. Kneale said he had never heard the word narcolepsy and only guessed.
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Kissinger cites progress on Panama Canal treaty talks
Kissinger told the OAS general assembly that negotiations aim for a treaty that honors Panamanian aspirations. He said both nations seek a new era of cooperation in the Americas. In New York, Daniel Patrick Moynihan announces he will seek the Democratic Senate nomination, urged by friends in the party and labor movement.
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New York Governor Signals Shift Toward Carter Campaign
Gov. Hugh Carey after months of neutrality voiced support for Carter by saying Carter has emerged from the primaries on the road to victory and hinted he will unite New York’s 274 convention delegates behind Carter. Carey urged a unified convention focused on issues.
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Oswego High School Honors Top Students
Photos highlight Oswego High School top honor students on Page 2. The feature profiles the scholars and notes future academic potential among the group.
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Cookie Monster
Hannibal
Syria and foes agree on cease fire in Lebanon conflict
Syria and its Palestinian and leftist Lebanese foes reached a cease fire amid a 14 month war. Arafat Jumblatt allies said no shelling since Wednesday while Syrian tanks were repelled on the Sidon Beirut route. President Assad ordered a moratorium to allow an Arab peacekeeping force to supervise the truce.
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Swanane
Abya
Algeria
County GOP Endorses Sullivan for Judge
Oswego County Republican committee endorses district attorney Eugene F Sullivan for county judge and former Parish county legislator William Krouse for county treasurer. Sullivan has served as DA since 1969 and has not formally announced a candidacy for the $36 000 post. The seat is vacant since Judge Don H Stacy resigned earlier this year. Gov Hugh Carey may appoint to fill the remainder of Stacy term ending 1976.
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Oswego County
Republican Committee
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Parish
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Sullivan
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Stacy
Hugh Carey
Stacey
Brouse
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Myers
James Farley Dies at 88 Dem Leader and Roosevelt Ally
James Aloysius Farley, longtime Democratic national chairman and postmaster general, dies at 88 in New York after a heart attack. Born 1888, Farley helped steer FDR’s rise, managed campaigns, split with Roosevelt over a third term, led Coca Cola International, and left a legacy as a meticulous organizer and loyal party figure.
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