Assembly find drama as quorum drags back to rescue HFA
In Albany the bedraggled NY Assembly, briefly adjourned, was stirred by police dragnet and a late night quorum revival to save the Housing Finance Agency bill. Budget Director Goldmark warned the measure was essential, while leadership pondered a reconsideration vote despite adjournment.
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Albany
N.Y
Stanley Fink
Fink
New York State Assembly
Housing Finance Agency
House
Carey
HFA
Senate
Peter Goldmark
Steingut
Assembly
Goldmark
Learning Disabilities Topic Draws Oswego County Crowd
A Thursday meeting at Immaculate Conception Church drew over 75 local residents and professionals to discuss learning disabilities in children. Organizers named an Oswego County Chapter of NYS Association for Children With Learning Disabilities and planned a follow up for March 29.
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Fulton
Albany
Whitesboro
Immaculate Conception Church
S. Third
Buffalo Imaculate Son
Eego County
York Association For Children With Learning Disabilities
Ann Woodworth
Broadwell Ave
Thia
First St
S. Fulton
Peles
Alton
Larsen
Nyacld
Darla Eaton
ACLD
Joel Serling
Eaton
Serlin
Itesboro
Utica
Peter Larsen
Albany Study Center
State boards clash over access to private vocational school records
ALBANY AP The Education and Consumer Board sue the state Education Department seeking records on private vocational schools amid concerns of possible fraud and deceptive practices among about 390 schools. The suit filed Thursday aims to force disclosure of information held by the department.
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Albany
N.Y
State
Education and the
Consumer Board
Education Department faces board over document release
The Education Department says it already provided 9,000 documents and warns further disclosure would invade privacy. A decision by Albany County Court could come as early as April 9. The department certifies vocational schools including correspondence courses and truck driving electronics and secretarial work. Rosemary Pooler, executive director of the Consumer Protection Education department, has some information.
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Albany County Anne Court
Rosemary Pooler
Consumer Probe Education Department
Weather Summary for Today and Upcoming Days
Weather forecast notes a 40 percent chance of precipitation today with a 100 percent risk tonight and 70 percent Saturday. Temperatures in the mid 30s to near 40 with increasing clouds and periods of rain or snow likely. Easterly winds 15 to 20 mph, with occasional southwest flow and a high near 40 on Saturday.
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Candenae
Eleven Trapped Miners in Kentucky Mine Rescue Underway
In Owen Fork Kentucky rescue teams cautiously search a coal mine after an explosion confined eleven miners following a prior blast that killed fifteen. Two men escaped and reported the others were alive deep in the shaft as crews entered to reach them. Funeral services are planned for four victims.
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Owen Fork
Ana Toy
O.W. Harris
U.S. Mining Enforcement and Safety Administration
Low
Scotia Coal Co
Herschel Potter
MESA
Washington
Lawrence Phillips
Phillips
Kentucky
James Gay Aay
Probe Extension Divides Ethics Panel In CIA Inquiry
CBS reporter defends withholding a secret intelligence report while insisting motive was not profit. He argues the public deserves access to a suppressed CIA assessment, seeking taxpayers’ right to know over heroism, in a Tomorrow Show interview with Tom Snyder.
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Ethics Committee
House
CBS
House Intelligence Committee
Sapert
CIA
Village Voice
Tom Snyder
NBC
Tomorrow Show
Ford Seeks Illinois Sweep as Watergate Debate Rages
President Ford campaigns in Illinois aiming to blunt Reagan and Carter appeals. He defends his record and denies Watergate ties as he speaks in the Chicago area and prepares a foreign policy address before the Chicago Council on Foreign Relations. Democrats push their primary strategy as Wallace and Carter compete in other spots.
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Jimmy Carter
Ford
Reagan
Illinois
Chicago
Oxford
Chicago Council On Foreign Relations
Wate
Richard Nixon
Carter
Conner
Alabama
George Wallace
Peoria
Oswego Faces District Debt Crunch Over State Dormitory Bill
Oswego and nine Oswego County BOCES districts grapple with a 3.8 million dollar obligation to the State Dormitory Authority due in 20 days. Dr. Burton E. Ramer warns the deadline is unrealistic and outlines two options: accept SDA borrowing with state aid and risk higher costs, or seek loans now to cut the burden. Oswego’s share stands at 756,000, threatening renovation plans at Kingsford and Park schools if the district must wait.
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Os' County
BOCES
Burton E. Ramer
SDA
Prena
Carey
Oswego
J.B. Kelley, Jr
Board of Education
Kingsford
Fi Park
Os County
Times Agency
Ee Eenatal
Ramer
Ce Ra
Tral Square
Fulton
Phoenix
Mexico
Hannibal
APW
Pulaski
Sandy Creek
Mets Seaver Leads Players to Halt Informal Workouts
St. Petersburg AP report says major league players will quit all informal workouts until owners officially open training camps. Tom Seaver of the New York Mets announced the move ahead of a college makeup game with Mets, Cardinals and Pirates in Tampa. Time is a critical factor, players say.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Tom Seaver
New York Mets
Mets
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
Engagement of European Royalty to West German Commoner
The royal court confirmed a report that a European prince or kingly figure became engaged today to West German commoner Silvia Cane. A formal announcement is expected soon and most of the coe family and Miss Sommerlath's family gathered at the palace.
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Euupsen
Patricia Hearst Hints at Illness Delays Testimony
Patricia Hearst rested in her jail cell with flu like symptoms as a U.S. court session delayed testimony. In Pennsylvania, Gov Milton J Shapp withdrew from the Democratic nomination race citing absence from the upcoming primary.
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San Francisco
Patricia Hearst
U.S
Olver
J. Carter
Harrisburg
Milton J. Shapp
Pennsylvania
Franjieh Refuses to resign as Lebanon teeters on coup
Beir ut fragments show Suleiman Franjieh defying a resignation order from army officers after a military takeover. In downtown Beirut fighting continues as Moslem mutineers press revolts north and south of the capital. Ahdab claims wide army backing and vows to defend democracy while Franjieh clings to the presidential palace.
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Lebanon
Suleiman Franjieh
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Sine
Franjieh
Aziz Ahdab
To Er
Army Command
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Hanna
Ahdab
Ahmed Khatib
Rashid Karami
Karami
Hamma
Eneanserminer
Sunees
Rene Caeee
Christiantor Ul
Mount Lebanon
Cath
Cpesion
Hotel i Franjieh
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