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Oswego Palladium Times

Location

Oswego, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1975

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Vietnamese use captured U S built bombers in Saigon conflict

US intelligence reports say North Vietnamese captured A37 bombers may be used by Cambodian forces against disputed Gulf islands. Ten such aircraft were seen in recent battles as Hanoi tries to expand border clashes with Phnom Penh.

Washington Gulf of Thailand Pentagon North Vietnam South Vietnam United Tes U.S Indochina Phnom Penh Hanoi Cambodia Laos

Drug Law Talks Fail in Albany Session

Legislative talks to repeal parts of Rockefeller era anti drug laws collapsed leaving no action expected this session on plea bargaining limits or harsher penalties for firearm crimes. In Oak Park Illinois Sam Giancana, longtime Chicago syndicate figure, was found shot to death with six .22 shell casings on scene and $1400 on his body. Police called it a likely professional hit though weapon not recovered as FBI joined probe.

Albany N.Y Nelson Rockefeller Oak Park, Ill Sam Jiancana Chicago Fidel Castro Giancana Oak Park Wilbur Reichert Reichert Joseph DiPersio DiPersio FBI Phyllis McGuire Las Vegas Portedly Capone John Roselli CIA Castro Richard Bissell Central Intelligence Agency Cuba Beore Castro Fulgencio Baptista U.S Edward V. Hanrahan

Ford Proposes Federal Crime Fight And Victim Aid Plan

President Ford urges Congress to back mandatory sentences and a 7.6 million program to compensate violent crime victims, with draft bills due by midweek. He seeks modest gun control changes and extended Law Enforcement Assistance Administration funding, while critics call the plan a rehash of old ideas.

Ford Washington Congress House Senate White House Ron Nessen He Omar Law Enforcement Assistance Administration Ing

Owens-Illinois proposes 2.18 million in lieu of taxes plan

Owens-Illinois pitches a 2.18 million payment over 30 years to Oswego County Volney town and school district if it locates a 20 million plant on 100 acres. The plan funds land development and facilities via lease payments to the county Industrial Development Agency with annual taxes reduced in early years and adjusted later for improvements.

John Runfola Owens-Illinois Volney James Tulding County Industrial Development Agency Spaulding Arthur Clawson Operation Oswego County, Inc Robert Chetney Owens- Illinois Chetney Great Bear Onondaga County Town of Volue Lawrence Phillips I Ae Pe Clawson Phillips

R R Strike Delayed 30 Days

Washington AP reports the railway clerks union delayed a nationwide strike by 30 days after early morning talks. Officials did not disclose details but indicated continued negotiation with rail carriers to avert work stoppage.

Washington Railway Clerks Union Oo

Oswego High elects officers for 1975 76 student year

Oswego High School student officers were elected for 1975 76 with Tom Ciappa as president 1978 Von Vettie as secretary Patty Yule as secretary Joel Shapiro as president Chuck Miller as president Ben Baker as treasurer Carolyn Bond as treasurer Karen Buck as vice president Terry Pettie as secretary Dena Fisk as vice president Marcia Beauchene as secretary Linda Halpin as vice president. Bernice Finnegan was absent due to a contract dispute halting negotiations and a rail labor dispute enters a new round of talks led by W J Usery Jr George Ives and BRAC leaders with wage and benefit concessions on the table.

Oswego High School Tom Ciappa von Vettie Patty Yule Joel Shapiro Chuck Miller Ben Marcia Beauchene Linda Halpin Bernice Finnegan W.J. Usery Jr Ford Administration Cnd Amsery Brotherhood of Railway and Airline Clerks BRAC Usery George Ives National Mediation Board C.L. Dennis William H. Dempsey National Railway Labor Conference Dennis

Lottery Draw Weekend Figures for Boxes A B C

Friday June 20 1975 lottery figures list prizes for Boxes A B C. Boxes A B C yield 250000, Boxes B C yield 25000, Boxes A B or A C yield 100, Boxes B or C yield 25.

Jackpot 2831911 Winners Report To State Taxation Office

The notice states jackpot 2831911 with minimum payouts of 35000 and 5000. Winners must report to the nearest State Taxation and Finance Ace for processing and tax information.

Weather Summary and Forecast for Today

Daily observations show a high near 75 with a mean around 67.5 and a low around 60. Rainfall totals 0.21 inches. Winds NE at 48 with sunrise at 5 24 and sunset at 8 50. Sunny and bright today with a high near 80 and a low 50 to 55. Saturday expected near 85 with light northeasterly winds becoming variable. Chance of rain near zero today tonight and Saturday.

House OK'd Energy Bill Awaits Senate Action

The House passed energy legislation without a gasoline tax hike and awaits Senate action. Rep. Al Altman of Oregon, head of Ways and Means, hopes President Ford will push for a cooperative path to a broader program, while the House previously rejected a gasoline tax increase plan.

Washington Senate Jaguary Ford al Altman D-Ore Ways and Means Committee House

Lawmakers Clash Over Energy Bill And Gas Taxes

The panel backed a final plan to tax gas guzzling cars and price gasoline at six cents a gallon. Sam Gibbons said the bill is an ounce of conservation and a gallon of loopholes while Rep Barber Conable called it a dangerous nonpolicy on energy as the world watches for energy independence.

Sam Gibbons D-Fla Barber B. Conable New York GOP Ways and Means Conable

New York Senate Approves Expanded Legalized Gambling

The New York Senate voted 43 to 9 to advance a constitutional amendment allowing dice roulette and numbers games for religious charitable and nonprofit groups. If Assembly approves, the measure would appear on next November’s ballot and cap prizes at 250 dollars per game and 1000 dollars per series.

Albany N.Y New York State Senate Brooklyn Albert Lewis Assembly

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Sam Giancana Con Tel” Amnens John V. Tunney Dcalif Judiciary Subcommittee On Constitutional Rights Justice Department William J. Campbell U.S. District Court William Handley The Justice Depart Ment Organized Crime Division Hundley Department R.R Oswego NYS Lewis Ker Stanley Steingut Warren Anderson Binghamton Manfred Ohrenstein Manhattan Jay Robson Capitol Civil Service Employes Association Carey CSEA Gov. H Carey Title Insurance
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