Oswego Board Rules On One Room Schoolhouse Institute
Oswego City Zoning Board of Appeals rules on the One Room Schoolhouse Association as a charitable institution. The board addresses the association's certificate of incorporation and the issuance of a three year special permit to own and maintain a one room schoolhouse contingent on road removal, front yard setback, and lease expiration conditions. Residents George Parker and Ellen McIntosh oppose the city engineer’s request.
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City of
Schoo Association
Cive Hn
George Parker
Ellen McIntosh
West Third St
Harry F. Endres, Jr
Endres
Planning Board
Cabinet Switch In India Cabinet Switch In India
Prime Minister Indira Gandhi reshuffled her cabinet naming V C Shukla information minister amid new censorship rules. Shukla swapped with Inder Kumar Gujral, who led Information for three years. No policy shifts evident. Censorship remained strict as six Delhi English papers resumed after shutdown.
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New Delhi
India
Indira Gandhi
V.C. Shukla
Shukla
Planning Commission
Inder Kumar Gujral
Information Ministry
Motherland
Jana Sangh Party
Topui
Ian Times
The
Indian Express
SUCO Makes Giant Strides Under Dr Perdue
SUCO marks ten years under President Dr James E Perdue with notable developments in enrollment research and community outreach. The anniversary highlights progress in science education and campus expansion.
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SUCO
James E. Perdue
Ford Seeks Delay In Exhaust Rules
Ford asks four year delay until 1981 for tighter auto exhaust standards citing health risks from catalytic converters and potential impact on mileage and car costs. EPA and NAS disagree with revised timing while critics label the move as a last ditch effort to delay pollution controls.
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Washington
Ford
White House
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Neoliciaa
Frank G. Zarb
John Quarles
Quarles
National Academy of Sciences
Ford Motors
Lee A. Iacocca
National Clean Air Coalition
Hostages Released in Zaire as Negotiations Continue
Two women, Carrie Hunter of California and Emilie Bergmann of the Netherlands, were freed after nearly six weeks in Zaire and reached Kigoma Tanzania in good shape. A third hostage, Kenneth Smith of Garden Grove, Calif., remains captive as talks persist for his release.
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Dar ES Salaam
Tanzania
Zaire
U.S
U .S
Carrie Jane Hunter
Atherton
Calif
Emilie van Zinnicg Bergmann
Netherlands
Kigoma
Lake Tanganyika
Kenneth Stephen Smith
Garden Grove
Miss Hunter
Miss Bergmann
Norman Hunter
Beverly Carter
Jan van den Berg
Smith
California
Stanford Uni
Four gunmen loot Paris heiress in $4 million jewel theft
In Paris four men posing as delivery boys raided Rita Sherman-Steinberg's Avenue Foch apartment stealing jewels valued at about $4 million and cash. A 38-carat diamond worth $1 million and a turquoise diamond necklace worth $500,000 were among the loot. Police doubt any arrest have been made.
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Paris
Plush Avenue Foch
Rita Sherman- Steinberg
New York
Charles Lachman
Revion Cosmetics
French Riviera
Howard B. Johnson
Eden Roc
Antibes
U.S. Proposes Ending U.N. Command in Korea by 1960
The United States offered to end the U.N. command in Korea by next Jan 1 if China and North Korea agree to continue the 1953 cease-fire. The plan would replace the U.N. command with a joint American-South Korean force while keeping 38,000 U.S. troops under a separate 1954 pact. Washington seeks to curb annual calls in the U.N. General Assembly for dissolution of the command, amid DMZ tensions and fears of renewed fighting.
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United Nations, N.Y
United States
U.N
South Korea
China
North Korea
U.S
General Assembly
Korea
Washington
Seoul
Oeton
Mentesman Rt Pies
North
Indochina
Dmz
America
Vietnam
Cambodia
President Isabel Peron Faces Crisis and Strike Pressure
In Buenos Aires President Isabel Peron promises to answer wage demands after a seven hour general strike by striking workers. She vows to replace key cabinet members and says the problem is in her hands and she will reply to the nation tomorrow.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Isabel Per
Deadlock Over New York City Budget Shows Signs Of Breakthrough
Negotiators push through the weekend to resolve a clash over New York City budget funding and state school aid. Assembly Speaker Stanley Steingut backs a larger school aid package while Governor Carey signals compromise. Senate Republicans demand city tax relief tied to upstate school aid, as lawmakers debate aid ranges and timing.
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N.Y.C
Albany, N.Y
New York City
Senate
New York
Abraham Beame
Aoe
Upstate
Assembly
Stanley Steingut
Carey
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Barbara Reynolds
Board of Appeals
Peter Barclay
West Bridge St
Sacraf
Pias Dane Cone
Fulton News
Mrs. Sherman-Steinberg
Shirley Preissman
Freetown
Sierra Leone
Sierra Leone Selection Trust
Versity
Richard W. Lyman
Steven Smith
Popular Revolutionary Party
Mobutu Seko
Barbara Smuts
Ann Arbor
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Sasha Trudeau
Pierre Trudeau
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Hugh Carey
Assao
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