Relieving Burden Judge Murray Busy In Syracuse Court
Judge John Murray of Oswego handles County Judge Gale's Syracuse docket while Gale and Burke are away on vacation. Gale attends law courses and will join the American Bar Association Convention, leaving backlogs of five grand jury reports upon his return July 7.
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Ormand N. Gale
John Murray
Oswego
Gale
Syracuse
Murray
Victoria Colozzi
Soong
Colorato
William Burke
Albert Orenstein
Burke
Orenstein
Colozzi
American Bar Association
Plan Creative Playground From Recycled Materials
Mexico residents explore building a colorful durable playground for young children using recycled materials. BOCES land on Liberty St with Mexico Village offices guiding. committee plans material delivery and work days after June 18 meeting. Parishioners and neighbors are urged to donate items and join the project effort.
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Mexico
Boces
Liberty St
Rita Inkaus
Mexico Village
Marilyn Mandigo
Cooperative Extension 4-H
Margaret Sprague
In St
Police crack arson ring in Syracuse fires
Police say they cracked an arson ring in Syracuse where men were paid 500 each to torch about 32 buildings to collect fire insurance. Morris Goldfeld, Glen Milton, and George Giordano were arrested. about 250000 in insurance involved. fires spanned two years injuring firefighters with 20 buildings occupied. Bail set at 200000 for Goldfeld and 5000 for Milton and Giordano.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Morris Goldfeld
Goldfeld Realty
Fayetteville
Glen C. Milton
George B. Giordano
Goldfeld
Milyon
Giordano
Gothas
Fly Drive
DeWitt
N. State St
N. Geddes St
Britain and France Forge Secret Egypt Arms Aid Pact
London and Paris pursue multibillion-dollar deals to arm Egypt with plants technology and weapons sources say. Britain seeks to reassure Israel that the arrangements will not undermine Rabin's government, while Tel Aviv warns it relies on the United States for arms and fears impact.
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London
Britain
France
Egypt
Yitzhak Rabin
United States
Paris
Rod Serling Remains in Guarded Condition After Surgery
Rod Serling creator of The Twilight Zone remained in guarded condition after undergoing ten hours of open heart surgery at a Rochester hospital, a spokesman said. He was listed in serious but stable condition.
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Rochester
N.Y
Rod Serling
Gummins Co
Composer Robert Stolz Dies in Berlin at 94
Austrian born composer of Two Hearts in Three Quarter Time died in West Berlin aged 94. Stolz wrote 2000 songs 50 operettas and music for 100 films and won two Oscars, APA reported from Vienna.
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Vienna
Austria
Robert Stolz
West Berlin
APA
Rear-seat exposure may have saved some Eastern crash victims
Dr. Michael M. Baden, New York deputy chief medical examiner, says autopsy findings suggest passengers with rearward facing seats might have survived the Eastern Airlines crash if their positions had differed. He notes most of the 110 dead died within seconds of impact from severe injuries, while 14 people and the two crew members survived.
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New York
Eastern Airlines
Michael M. Baden
Baden
U.S
College Dean Seizures Upheld in Drug Case
A five-judge Appellate Division panel ruled that Elmira College dean could search a dorm room and seize marijuana evidence against student Michael S. Haskins. The court reversed Chemung County Court’s suppression of the evidence, allowing the case to proceed with fifth-degree possession charges.
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Albany
N.Y
Appellate Division of
State Supreme Court
Cheming County Court
Elmira College
Michael S. Haskins
Haskins
Arrests widen as Amin targets Britons in Uganda
Uganda broadcaster reports Idi Amin has arrested more Britons to face a social tribunal after the Denis Hills case. Hills, 61, a British teacher and lecturer, was sentenced to death for calling Amin a village tyrant in an unpublished manuscript, with life potentially spared if Britain’s James Pearce withdraws a perceived grievance.
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Nairobi
Kenya
Idi Amin
Uganda
Toda
Kampala
Denis Hills
Hills
Scrambler Across A Clue List For Puzzle Fans
A crossword style list features across clues including Caviar Throng Uncooked and Lyricist Gershwin plus entries for Promontory Pub order and Means of Illumination. Several long entries hint at a varied theme while others request simple terms such as Tear asunder Margarine and Nobleman.
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Guido
Gershwin
Saul
Marchie Stab
Wet Weather From South Plains To Great Lakes Area
Showers and thunderstorms washed scattered areas from the southern Plains to the Great Lakes as cooler air moved in. A funnel cloud was reported in Texas and heavy rains caused flooding on small rivers in southwest Iowa. Isolated showers dotted the Pacific Northwest and northern Rockies with scattered thunder in the East.
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Associated Press
Plains
Great Lakes
Texas
Iowa
Rockies
Central Rockies
Midwest
Northeast
Butte
Mont
Needles
Calif
Big Springs
Tex
Zagame Seeks Change In Gas Curtailment Priorities
Albany Assemblyman John R. Zagame announces passage of a bill to force the PSC to reorder natural gas curtailment priorities during shortages. He argues industrial users with no substitute should not be penalized and urges broader, equitable allocations and testimony presented to the PSC in hearings.
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Albany
John R. Zagame
Oneida
Oswego
Assembly
PSC
Zagame
Miller Beer
Burglary Charges Filed in Maple View Garage Thefts
Two 18 year olds from Syracuse area were charged with burglary in Maple View after unauthorized use of a car from Dave Ball Cadillac and thefts at garages on Route 104. Gasoline and a bicycle were taken. They were remanded to Oswego Jail. A separate youth, aged 13, and another, aged 14, were released to parents for family court petition.
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Pulaski
Syracuse
Route
Maple View
Oswego
Ain
Princess Anne and husband meet reporters in Hamilton
England’s Princess Anne and Capt. Mark Phillips met reporters and photographers in Hamilton Massachusetts but barred tapes notebooks and cameras. They refused to discuss topics beyond the Ledyard Farms horse trials and the princess complained that press coverage misrepresented her. The event marked her first New England appearance with the U.S. Open riding competition.
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Hamilton
Mass
England
Princess Anne
Mark Phillips
Ledyard Farms
Anne
New England
Haley Speaker At Sterling Protest March
Assemblyman K Daniel Haley of St Lawrence and Franklin counties will speak at a citizens protest walk against a proposed nuclear power plant in Sterling. The Safe Energy Act passed the Assembly 101 to 37 and Haley will outline siting approval and the energy research authority. The seven mile march begins 10 30 a m at Fair Haven Main Street village park with 500 to 1000 participants.
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Sterling
K. Daniel Haley
St. Lawrence
Franklin
Haley
Assembly
Rochester Gas & Electric
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
Central Hudson Gas and Electric and
Orange and
Rockland Utilities
CCAS
Main Street
Fair Haven
Rockefeller visits England for holiday and talks
Vice President Nelson A. Rockefeller arrives in London with his wife for a week long family holiday. Government sources say he plans to meet Prime Minister Harold Wilson and Foreign Secretary James Callaghan on Wednesday. They fly into Heathrow and are greeted by Ambassador Elliot Richardson, then travel by embassy limousines into the city.
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London
Nelson A. Rockefeller
England
Rockefeller
Harold Wilson
James Callaghan
Heathrow
U.S
Elliot Richardson
Keep Away From Power Facilities Warns on Child Electric Dangers
Niagara Mohawk local manager Byron Lyth urges summer safety as schools close. He warns parents to keep children away from substations, hydro stations, transmission towers, and trees near lines, noting high voltages and risk of severe injury or death. If a child enters a facility, call police immediately.
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Byron Lyth
Mr. Lyth
Niagara Mohawk
Oswego County Fire Control Reports Seven Alarms
Oswego County Fire Control reported seven alarms since Thursday noon with events including a junk car fire in Richland at 6:17 p.m. and an East Second Street motor vehicle accident that sent one young man to Oswego Hospital. A 3:09 a.m. Friday call to barricade fire at 192 East Seventh Street followed a tipped flare.
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Oswego County Fire Control
Richland Fire Dept
Richlands
Oswego
East Second
Utica Sts
Oswego Hospital
Oswego Fire Company
East Seventh St
Prizeword Puzzle Jackpot Grows as Contest Continues
Mary Beckwith and over 4 000 contestants have struggled with the Prizeword contest run by the Newspaper Enterprise Association. Tomorrow’s puzzle offers 360 in jackpot plus 50 for merchant slip and home-delivery subscription. Entries close at noon with the solution printed elsewhere in this edition.
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Mary Beckwith
Little Ole
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Palladium Times
Frances W. Palmer
West First St
Fulton
Parish School Budget To Be Voted On Again
The Altmar Parish Williamstown Central School District will hold a second vote on the 1975 76 budget set to rise about 13 percent. Residents may vote from noon to 9 pm at the high school in Parish, a change from prior evening-only elections. The $3 158458 million plan would cost district residents up to 690 650 after state aid and revenues. The board rejected a contingency budget and 22 line items, preferring to restore the original budget and keep all programs if approved.
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Parish
Altmar- Parish-Williamstown
Board of Education
State Education Department
Frederick Campbell
Country Singer Roy Clark Hospitalized With Pneumonia
Country star Roy Clark rests comfortably at St Thomas Hospital in Nashville after being treated for bronchial pneumonia. The 42 year old Hee Haw performer was to stay two to three days and a Warwick Rhode Island concert may be canceled. He was in town for a Jerry Lewis benefit show. A physician stood by offstage during Tuesday’s performance.
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Nashville
Jerry Lewis
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Tear Asunder
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Main St
Mexico Town
Harold C. Hurlbutt
Boyce
Thomas Teifke
By Oswald
James Jacoby
Cy Dennen
Grandwich
Jim Jacoby
Jim
Iikdia
Liberty
Rocky
Roy Clark
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