Oswego Eyes 300 Unit Housing Push To Ease Shortage
A 300 to 400 unit middle and lower income housing project for Oswego was presented by the State Urban Development Corp director at a Port of Oswego Authority meeting. Feasibility studies proceed with non profit construction by UDC and sale or lease back to private interests. Local officials voice support including tax abatements and a shopping center push. construction could start next season with seed money.
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New York State to Cut Welfare Checks July First
About 1.5 million New Yorkers will see smaller welfare payments starting July 1 under a four schedule flat grant plan tied to family size. For a four person household the maximum ranges from 185 to 208 dollars depending on county, with rent and heating costs covered separately. The change aims to save roughly 30 million statewide and 40 million federal dollars over the next year.
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Marines Repel Third Red Raid Near Da Nang Base
U S Marines repelled a third North Vietnamese attack on a base camp near Da Nang, as 300 NVA troops pressed the perimeter. Marine casualties were 1 dead and 49 wounded. 31 NVA killed and 2 captured. The operation Pipestone Canyon sweep covers 200 square miles around Da Nang An Hoa Hoi An.
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Rockefeller in Brazil meets military leaders in Brasilia
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller meets Brazil's armed forces commanders and leaders of the suspended congress in Brasilia before flying to Rio de Janeiro. He later heads to Sao Paulo and Paraguay, amid reports of student unrest and government repression.
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Move to Limit Extension Holds Up Tax Action
Washington AP report on the House Ways and Means Committee delaying Nixon anti inflation tax package as doubts grow over approving a surtax extension longer than six months. Mills returns to meetings while Byrnes blames Democrats for a deteriorating compromise outlook and six month extension discussions.
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Lindsay Political Future in Hands of N Y Voters
Voters face a tight New York primary that could determine Mayor John V. Lindsay’s fate against conservative State Senator John J. Marchi with former Mayor Robert F. Wagner seeking the Democratic nomination. The contest includes Mario Procaccino Herman Badillo James Scheuer Norman Mailer. Polls run 3 PM to 10 PM with about 2.758 million eligible voters and a typical turnout of 30 to 35 percent.
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Powell Victory Over House Reaches Supreme Court
In a 7-0 ruling the Supreme Court found the House illegally denied Adam Clayton Powell his seat from Harlem New York. Powell praised the decision while weighing options on back pay a fine and regaining chairmanships amid political tension in Washington.
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Court strikes down voting bar for single persons in New York
The New York State Supreme Court ruled Monday that a law barring single residents from voting in school board district elections is unconstitutional. Chief Justice Earl Warren led a 5 3 majority finding the state failed to show a compelling interest. Kramer, a 31 year old stock broker from Atlantic Beach, denied registration in Union Free School District No 15.
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High Court
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Atlantic Beach
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William J. Brennan Jr
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Ford Says Nixon Secured Tax Extension Backing
House Republican Leader Gerald R. Ford reports President Nixon has firm assurances from Democratic and Republican leaders in the House and he expects Senate support to push an extension of the income surtax.
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House
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
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Robs Bar Robbery Ends in Fatal Shooting in Brooklyn
In Williamsburg at 1 20 a m three men announced a hold up at the Albert Yanchis Bar and Grill. A patron, Bartley M. Smith 30 of Brooklyn, attempted to leave and was shot and killed. The gunmen fled with 175 dollars.
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Brooklyn
Bartley M. Smith
Albert Yanchis Bar and Grill
Williamsburg
To Redeploy 16 000 Troops From Vietnam
Nearly 16 000 soldiers and Marines withdrawn from Vietnam will be redeployed to Okinawa Hawaii and Japan the Pentagon announced today. Another 8 000 soldiers including 2000 mobilized National Guardsmen and reservists will be returned to the United States to be disbanded and 1 200 Navy men will be distributed throughout the Pacific Command and the United States.
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Vietnam
Okinawa
Hawaii
Japan
Pentagon
Ing
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Pacific Command
Woman Sentenced in Utica Knife Slaying at Local Restaurant
Diane Hawkins, 21, of Utica received up to five years in the Western Reformatory for Women at Albion after pleading or being found responsible for the knifing death of her husband in a Utica restaurant. Justice Eugene Sullivan handed down the sentence in state supreme court.
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N. Y
Eugene Sullivan
State Supreme Court
Diane Hawkins
Western Reformatory For Women
Albion
Teachers on Strike in New Rochelle Resume Talks
In New Rochelle New York teachers union and the Board of Education resumed negotiations after a night session. The union presented new proposals which the board would discuss later today. Details of the proposals were not disclosed.
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N.Y
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Board of Education
Divide and Conquer Drive in Prague Campaign
The Czech Communist party announced a campaign to divide and conquer right wing reformists opposing the pro Soviet line of the present leaders.
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Prague
Czech Communist Party Today
Reds Return to Ap Bia Peak Blood Battle Scene
Intelligence sources said up to 1,000 North Vietnamese have returned to Ap Bia Mountain where a bloody battle occurred. A U.S. commander said he is ready to storm the peak again if necessary as planes drew enemy ground fire near the 3,000 foot summit amid congressional debate.
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Ap Bia
U.S
Armstrong completes lunar landing trainer flights
Moon astronaut Neil A. Armstrong, commander of Apollo 11, finished three flights in the lunar lander trainer at Space Center Houston. Each flight reached 300 feet in altitude as he rehearsed the powered descent to the moon’s surface ahead of next month’s moon touchdown attempt.
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Iraqi Shells Kill U. S. Woman and Hurt Another in Dead Sea Tapline
An Iraqi 122mm shell at the Israeli Jordan cease fire line killed Shirley Anderson, 25, of New York, and wounded Eileen Bonnet of California. A third American woman was initially reported wounded. The attack hit a taxi carrying the tourists near Kalia, east of Jerusalem, as shells from Jordan rained for hours.
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California
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Generally Warm Welcome As Pat Nixon Tour Begins
Pat Nixon received a warm reception on her West Coast tour and appeared unaware of three antiwar protests. She visited street gardens classrooms and the edge of the Negro slums to salute volunteer workers beginning an official trip as First Lady. Protesters showered papers from upstairs windows near FISH the 24 hour emergency help center she planned to visit.
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Ore
Pat Nixon
Britain Moves to Sell Common Market Bid Amid Reconciliation Talks
Britain summons home envoys from six capitals and EFTA partners to shape a strategy for entry to the European Common Market. Prime Minister Wilson signals readiness to reconcile with France and seek a meeting with Pompidou. Foreign Secretary Stewart and Lord Chalfont plan London consultations after Soames meets France’s new leadership.
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FTA
EFTA
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Switzerland
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Pompidou faces Gaullist pressure for foreign minister choice
Western diplomats and French press report President-elect Pompidou under pressure from Charles de Gaulle to appoint a faithful Gaullist as foreign minister. Possible candidates include Michel Debre or Maurice Couve de Murville. Valery Giscard D Estaing may join the cabinet. Debre’s continuation is urged to ensure policy continuity.
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France
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Maurice Couve de Murville
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Jacques Chaban-Delmas
Antoine Pinay
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