If It's Ancient Call Mrs Nesbitt For Finds
Karen 13 and siblings report a broken tombstone and coffin fragments unearthed during Kingsford Park School renovations. Local workers, contractors A S and Son, and residents alerted Rosemary Nesbitt who investigates using old cemetery records. Neighbors urge reporting any potential historical relics to locate the origin and identity of the artifacts.
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Karen
West Fourth
Kingsford Park School
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Jackie
Wey
Peter Goodspeed
Les Gates
City
Yep
Mea Reynolds
Oswego
Alonson
City Hall
Nesbitt
Old Investment Enhances Presidential Bank Roll
In 1970 Carter bought 10,000 Tech Air shares at $1 each as the firm sought to convert peanut shells and waste into oil, gas and char. Tech Air founder Mack Bowen developed a 600 F near vacuum process to break woody material into oil, gas, and char. American Can offered one share for three Tech Air shares, boosting Carter’s stake to about $100,000. Kirby, named Carter’s blind-trust trustee, said no disposals had occurred. Oil sold to a lumber firm, gas used in peanut-shell processing, and char sold to a charcoal producer.
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Georgia
Tech Air, Inc
Georgia Company
Mack D. Bowen
Georgia Istitute of Technology
American Can
Tech Air
Delmont Lohuis
New York Stock Exchange
Atlanta
Charles Kirbo
Kirbo
Court decision sustains New York parochial school aid program
New York can continue its parochial school aid under a Supreme Court ruling stemming from an Ohio case. The decision upholds state funding for textbooks, transportation, and some health services while limiting direct loans to classroom equipment and field trips. Lawmakers debated expanding aid to audio-visual aids and other materials, with reactions mixed among supporters and critics.
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Albany
N.Y
New York State
U.S. Supreme Court
Ohio
Ken LaValle
Suffolk
New York
LaValle
Patrick Farrell
U.s.“Catholic Conference
Nelson G. Karl
American Civil Liberties Union
ACLU
Cleveland
Search Easing Father's Pain
LOCUST GROVE Okla AP The father of one of three murdered Girl Scouts joins the search in rugged woods for Gene Leroy Hart the jail escapee charged with the killings as police and up to 400 volunteers scour a 10 square mile area near Camp Two. The case ties to Hart’s prior rapes and burglaries with notes of a captured fugitive returning to a cave during the hunt.
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Locust Grove
Okla
Gene Leroy Hart
Rae Ag
Laetrile Issue Advances in New York Legislature
A bill to legalize laetrile in New York moves through the legislature with a second bill possible. Gov. Hugh Carey may not sign either measure. The Senate passed a version requiring doctors tell patients there is no proof laetrile works against cancer. An Assembly final vote is expected, and broader legalization without requirements may also pass. Other states have already legalized similar cancer treatments.
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Albany
N.Y
New York State
Hugh Carey
Senate
Weather and legislative dispute mix in uncertain times
The forecast calls for showers tonight with a 40 percent chance of rain then lowering to 20 percent tomorrow. In Albany New York two bills move amid disagreement over reforms on professional misconduct and laetrile patient tracking.
Lottery winners listed for New York State draw
Albany report lists the winning numbers drawn Friday in the New York State Lottery. The $20 prize number is 627 the $100 prize number is 2338 the $1,000 prize number is 72878 and the $10,000 or $1 million number is 282828.
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Albany
N.Y. A
Federal officials seek more details on New York loan plan
Multiple items from AP briefs across cities include federal scrutiny of New York City loan actions tied to a $13.9 billion budget, a prison escape suspect arrested in Gainesville, and public opposition affecting highway sign metric changes. Separate notes cover auto sales peaks, Clinch River reactor funding debates, FBI director候 nomination chatter, and a hostage surrender in New Orleans.
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New York
New York City
U.S. Treasury Department
Financial Control Board
Washington
William M. Cox
Federal Pay Administration
Communism Praise Posters Seen Before Addis Ababa Rally
In Revelation Square workers hung large billboards praising communism as floodlights lit the area for a massive capital demonstration. The government prepared for a major May event with posters referencing unity for Semaes and peasants.
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Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Marx Tors
Revelation Square
Market House Session Rejects Exterior Fire Escape for Historic Park
City hall meeting on Market House renovations rejected an outside fire escape to preserve the building’s historic character. Electrical and plumbing compliance discussed. owner Richard Mitchell Sr. and developer Larry Klotzko absent. Master electrician required. site plan and interior options noted. notification by certified letter planned.
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Market House
Richard Mitchell
Larry Klotzko
George Clark
Wallace W
Central New York State
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