Mitchell Street access blocked by DPW lunch rule
City DPW trucks could not enter the works grounds near the Dept of Works garage at noon yesterday. Commissioner Edward Williamson ordered lunch-time access limited to 11:50 am and 3:50 pm, but trucks returned earlier, leading to a chain across the entrance and officers being summoned without tickets. Williamson sought talks to resolve the issue and prevent repeats.
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Dept. of Works
DPW
Edward Williamson
Williamson
County Mobile Program launches summer recreation drive
The Oswego County Parks and Recreation Department launches a Mobile Program starting Monday June 30 offering tennis basketball archery arts and crafts an environmental lab and a fun spot in multiple county locations. Programs run through August 22 with four day clinics and an end of session tournaments plus a theater component in Oswego and Fulton. Contact 342-3805 for details.
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Mobile Wm
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JoAnne van
Carol Corwin
Parks and Recreation Department
Alice Sivers
Oswego
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Old Glory
Molly Itcher
Fulton
Freedom
Fort
Varsit
Ford Would Consider Extension of Tax Cut
President Ford signaled he would consider extending this year’s antirecession tax cuts through the 1976 election if the economy does not rebound. Democratic leaders intend to pair a tax cut extension with broad tax reform and seek gains for capital gains treatment while pursuing revisions favoring particular groups.
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Senate
White House
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South Korea
Henry M. Jackson
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Helsinki
U S Closes Aid Mission in Laos
The United States ends its twenty year aid program in Laos and orders all U S officials to leave Vientiane amid rising anti American sentiment. Washington cites failure to settle aid asset turnover by the June 30 deadline and doubts new approvals will come.
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Laos
United States
U.S
Washington
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Indochina
Saigon Radio
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
Thieu
My Tay
Saigon
School Aid Talks Stalemate Threatens State Education Aid
Albany AP reports stalled talks over increasing state education aid risk delaying new funding. Lawmakers remain divided as negotiations fail to produce a plan, with districts awaiting action and a deadline looming.
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Albany
N.Y
Weather and New York City tax battle headline blend
Weather outlook mostly sunny with hoony Fae near 80, tonight fair near 60. Increasing clouds and showers likely Friday with mid 80s highs. Separate report notes Gov Carey and Democrats clash with Senate Republicans over school aid and NYC budget, risking stalled 1975 session. Anderson proposes linking NYC tax authority to school aid, drawing sharp Democratic and GOP reactions.
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New York City
Hugh Carey
Senate
Warren Anderson
Binghamton
Carey
Assembly
Stanley Steingut
Manfred Ohrenstein
New York
Abraham Beame
GOP
Anderson
Nevada yields massive nuclear test at Camembert site
A nuclear device far surpassing Hiroshima was detonated at the Nevada Test Site early today. The blast yielded between 200 and 1,000 kilotons, felt in Las Vegas 90 miles away, with the Camembert test conducted for Lawrence Livermore Laboratory as part of a year with ten tests.
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Hiroshima
Nevada Test Site
David Miller
Energy Research and Development Administration
Las Vegas
Beatty
Exchange Club
Miller
Indira Gandhi Declares Emergency in India
Prime Minister Indira Gandhi orders a state of emergency and arrests over 100 political figures to curb a nationwide civil disobedience campaign. Censorship on news dispatches and publications begins, with reports of newspaper disruptions and power cuts in several areas. Notable detainees include Jayaprakash Narayan, Raj Narain, Asoka Mehta, Ram Dhan, and Chandra Sekhar as supporters call for dialogue.
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India
Indira Gandhi
Mohandas Gandhi
Free India Movement
Jayaprakash Narayan
Congress
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Congress Party
Ram Dhan
Chandra Sekhar
Narayan
Narain
Gandhi
Supreme Court
House Fails To Override Ford's Veto
The House rejected by 116 votes a bid to override President Ford's veto of a $1.3 billion housing bill. A revised subsidy measure was rushed for Senate passage as lawmakers seek a quick compromise before a planned Fourth of July recess.
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Senate
Ford
House
Congress
Adirondack River Protection Bill Clears Senate
The New York Senate approved a measure banning new dams and tighting river development along more than 1000 miles in the Adirondacks. The bill classifies 70 miles as wild rivers 429 as scenic and 534 as recreational with strict limits on construction and housing.
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N.Y
Adirondacks
Senate
Assembly
Hugh Carey
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