Wacky Doings in Albany End of Session Party
Report from Albany describes the final hours of the New York legislative session with lawmakers in the Capitol press room, drinking, playing cards, and occasional clashes with photographers. Amid farce and fatigue, a veteran aide warns the last hours are the most dangerous for the people of New York.
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New York
Loblaws to Close Oswego Syracuse Stores in Corporate Restructure
Loblaws ends operations at Oswego and Fulton stores as part of a central New York restructuring aimed at creating a regional distribution system. About 30 to 35 Oswego employees face possible layoff or transfer, with lease negotiations under way for Syracuse store leases.
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New York
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McClelland
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Charles Brown
John Ryder
Ron Nevers
John D’ Ambrosio
Jerry Kaylarian
Fox Grocery Company
Belle Vernon
Pennsylvania
Loblaw Companies Ltd
Toronto
Canada
Oswego Names Dewey New Varsity Football Coach
Oswego board of education noon meeting named Erwin G. Dewey varsity football coach replacing Elmer Ackley who led the squad for five seasons to a 10-23-1 record. The panel reported Ackley’s firing aimed at building a winning team and boosting morale as athletic director Joseph Wilbur objected. Dewey previously coached jayvee football.
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Frank Mazzoli
Joseph Wilbur
Oswego
Ackley
Board of Education
Hijackers Free 47 Hostages At Entebbe Airport
Palestinian hijackers holding 250 plus hostages at Entebbe Airport freed 47 people including 33 French, two Americans, one Canadian and others. Two Americans were among the released. Uganda stated the freed were handed to French Ambassador Renard as mediators and that Israeli and Kenyan reactions framed the crisis.
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Weather Summary for the 24 Hour Period
Cloudy period with showers and a few thunderstorms today and tonight. Heavy rain possible with some storms. Highs in the mid 70s expected Thursday. Winds easterly at 10 to 20 mph, brief gusts near thin formations. Chance of rain eighty percent through Thursday.
Conway Sworn in as Judge of Fifth Judicial District
Oswego native John O C Conway was sworn in as a State Supreme Court justice for the Fifth Judicial district in a night ceremony at the county courthouse. Justice Richard N Donovan administered the oath before about 200 attendees as family and local officials attended.
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Newport Gala Salutes Tall Ships With Gatsby Era Glamour
Newport RI hosted a black tie gala at Rosecliffe to honor a fleet of tall ships. About 1,200 attendees including diplomats, nobility, and sailing officers enjoyed an imitation Gatsby setting as Roscliffe hosted the event to raise funds for the tall ships organization. Notables such as Crown Prince Harald of Norway and Sir Peter Ramsbotham attended while Jacqueline Onassis was abroad attending a funeral. The party featured 18th century uniforms by Artillery Company of Newport and highlighted Newport’s historic summer estates in the era of luxury living.
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Philadelphia Corinthian Yacht Club
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Charleston
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Harald of
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Sonja
Peter Ramsbotham
Ramsbotham
John Nicholas Brown
Famil
Brown University
Brown
Jacqueline Onassis
England
Prince Stanislas Radziwill
Rosecliffe
Versailles
Cole Porter
Newport Preservation Society
Tall Ships Organization
New York
Rosscliffe
Merce
von Stackelberg
Niagara Mohawk opens plant emissions research program
Times reports Niagara Mohawk starts a new research program focused on reducing emissions from its plants. The initiative aims to study environmental impact and improve air quality through innovative technologies and collaboration with researchers.
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World Commerce Group
Oswego
Miller Brewing Company
Lawton-Buckley
Fulton
Beiruts Three Fronts Seen In Clash Over Camps
Lebanese Christians and Syrian backers report a three front offensive against Palestinian guerrillas and leftist Muslims. Christian forces claim conquest of Jisr el Basha refugee camp and press a final push on Tal Zaatar. Palestinians vow defense of Tal Zaatar as Sidon reports artillery and tank bombardment.
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Jisr el-Basha
Tal Zaatar
Jisr el- Basha
Sidon
Daredevil in Balloon Flight Goes Silent Over Atlantic
Karl Thomas, a 27 year old Michigan pilot aiming to cross the Atlantic in a 90 foot helium balloon, vanished after lifting off from Lakehurst New Jersey. The flight team in New York reports no contact for days and remains hopeful he is still aloft.
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Thomas
Alitalia
Lakehurst
N.J
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Michele
Paul Johnson
Bridge and tunnel workers end strike with gun ban
A walkout by bridge and tunnel workers ended after union members agreed not to carry guns on duty with the Triborough Bridge and Tunnel Authority. The early report reflects a settlement reached this morning.
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New York
Triborough Bridge and Tunnel Authority
Girl Returns Home After Surgery Ends Silent Newsroom
Ida Hays, 15, arrived in Gran Gran di e Ore after a New York operation to repair deformed features with 10 hours of aes, drawing 200 townsfolk in a 1.5 hour late homecoming. In Grannis Ark, a spokesman for 24 vigilants awaiting the end of the world says their faith remains, nine months into their watch for the Second Coming.
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