NEPCO plans refinery in Town of Oswego in shaking energy policy climate
NEPCO announced plans to build a fuel treatment refinery in Oswego with an estimated cost near 45 million that would add about 670000 to local tax bases and employ 60. Yet construction hinges on the federal energy policy and the project’s output may be halved. NEPCO will abandon a Albany Oswego pipeline but reactivate rail lines to ship tank cars and supply fuel to Niagara Mohawk’s steam plant. daily No 2 home heating oil production projected around 225000 to 230000 gallons.
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Eeeny
Oswego
Albany
Erie
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Penn Central
NEPCO
Niagara Mohawk
Jagara Mohawk
Nepco Ener
PCO
Federal Administration
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
St. Lawrence Seaway
Oswego County Building Site Suggestions Explained
At a special Common Council session in Oswego city hall officials and county legislators discussed two potential sites for a county building: along the river north of the Harbor Hotel and at East Park. The council backed a downtown site proposal and will decide which sites to offer to the county, with the city needing to provide 300 parking spaces timed to construction. Participants included Patrick and legislators Robert Jones, Joseph Osetek, and Mark Fruce.
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Cena, Oe River
Iday Harbor Hotel
East Park
Common Council
City Hall
Oswego County
City of Oswego Public Safety
Patrick
Robert Jones
Scriba
Joseph Osetek
Mark Fruce
Fulton
Charman
Theislature
City Maps Request For Public Works Funding
City officials met at city hall to set priorities for local projects under Public Works funding. The 1976 act authorized a $2 billion program, with nationwide competition. Newswego applied for about $9 million. none were approved as Carter supporters pushed a second funding round of about $6 billion nationwide.
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Don McCann
City Hall
Carter
T the Nation
Arthur O'Neil
BOE
O'Neil
O'Neal
Ceis
Con
AMA backs private plan over federal health insurance
In San Francisco the American Medical Association quashed dissent by a 203,000 member vote to keep backing its privately financed national health insurance proposal, arguing a federally financed and regulated system would be worse. The AMA session ended with endorsement intact as Dr. Joseph Boyle warned that press and media would soon push for federal legislation.
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San Francisco
American Medical Association
Onnoffer
AMA
Joseph Boyle
Board of Trustees
Cyber 76 Not Weapon Soviets Say
U S officials claim the Cyber 76 weather forecasting computer order from an American firm could be used for warfare. After a two year Commerce Department study the sale is flagged as of serious concern due to potential military uses. Control Data Corp. notes the Soviets wanted weather research and the machine has broad scientific applications.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Commerce Department
Control Data Corp
United States
Geese Photo Featured Near SUNY Oswego Bio Field Station
A photo caption shows a family of Canada geese paddling on Rice Creek beside the Bio Field Station operated by SUNY Oswego for science courses. The field station sits off Thompson.
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Rice Creek
Suny Oswego
Fie
Thompson
Congressmen miffed over Maryland Rip Off
Missouri Democrat Richard Ichord complains of Maryland tax and service issues while resisting Maryland income tax. He says he earns his salary in DC and has not earned in Maryland, though officials seek tax payments for 1972 to 1975. He notes higher Maryland real estate taxes and burglaries at his Prince Georges County home. He accuses Maryland government of corruption and cites personal experiences to justify nonpayment.
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Missouri
Maryland
Richard Ichord
District of Columbia
Ichord
Annapolis
Universit Oa Ritonourt
Prince Georges County
Spiro T. Agnew
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Agnew
Maine Man Found Guilty Of Homicide
A Portland jury found William W. Stone Jr. guilty of second degree homicide for the December slaying of Cathy Caroccio Heagerty in her South Portland home. The state medical examiner cited two head wounds. Sentencing awaits a Maine Department of Health and Corrections evaluation. Stone faces up to 20 years.
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Portland
William W. Stone, Jr
Cathy Caroccio Heagerty
South Portland
Edward Stern Pee
Stone
Maine Department of Mental Health and Correction
Begin vows no West Bank concession or Palestinian state
TEL AVIV AP Prime Minister Menahem Begin states his new government will not give up all West Bank or permit a Palestinian state in the area or Gaza. He argues such a move would threaten every city and home in Israel. GENEVA AP Eight Chileans hunger strike at ICRC HQ while vigils end at UN offices in Santiago and Washington seeking a UN inquiry into 2,500 missing since Chile's 1973 coup.
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Israel
Menahem Begin
West Bank
Gaza Strip
Begin
World Zionist Congress
Geneva
Switzerland
International Red Cross
United Nations
Santiago
Washington
U.N
Carter faces Senate push to overturn Cuba bans in foreign aid
Washington sources report Carter and House Democrats seek Senate action to overturn House bans on aid to Cuba and indirect aid to six nations while the House approves a 6.7 billion foreign aid bill trimmed by 373 million. The political scene grows cloudy as party leaders navigate allied and opposing voices during a tense budget cycle.
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Carter
House of Representatives
Senate
House
U.S
Cuba
Peyser faces doubt as gas PSC chair nominee
Albany report says former Rep Peter Peyser’s chances of confirmation by the Senate Public Service Committee are doubtful after a multi hour grilling over his lack of direct experience in energy regulation.
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Albany
N.Y
Peter Peyser
Public Service Commission
Peyser
Senate
PSC
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Buffalo
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Bronxee Center
Citizens Commission On Human Rights
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Kingsboro Psychiatric Hospital
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