Construction at Nine Mile 2 grows with 1000 workers planned
Oswego area NM spokesman John Cordone says about 1,000 construction workers will be on two Niagara Mohawk sites by mid summer for the Nine Mile 2 nuclear station and Oswego 6 oil fired unit. Nine Mile 2 is a 1.1 million kilowatt plant costing about 1.1 billion with peak employment in 1979-80.
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Fulton PBA Accepts City Contract Amid Unease
Fulton police officers vote 26 to 4 to approve a new one year contract retroactive to January. The deal raises average $815 per officer annually and shifts seven percent as a blended raise with seniority divisions. The agreement, still awaiting April 6 Common Council ratification, also expands arbitration in grievances.
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Moslem Leaders Threaten Shelling as Beirut War Rages
In Beirut the rival sides clash amid Christian Moslem civil war with thousands dead and wounded. President Suleiman Franjieh, 65, flees to Jounieh as artillery fire devastates districts. Both sides reject Syrian peace moves. Franjieh vows to stay in office constitutional limits.
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Franjieh Term Faces Muslim Demands and Minority Pressures
The text notes Muslims view the president as the main obstacle to realizing their demands and to ending certain space and economic life for Christians, labeling them as a minority. It reflects political tension during Franjieh's term and the associated minority concerns.
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Weather Summary for the Period
Cloudy and windy with showers likely tonight and Saturday. Highs near 57 today and 55 to 60 Saturday. lows around the mid 40s. Winds from the south to southwest 15 to 25 mph, sunset at 6 25, sunrise 5 58, precipitation about .17 inch.
U S vetoes anti Israel resolution in Security Council
United States vetoed a Security Council resolution censuring Israeli practices in Arab territories, arguing it would hinder momentum toward Arabs-Israeli negotiations. Ambassador Scranton urged focus on reviving the negotiating process amid regional tensions and progress.
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Beame Unveils Major City Budget Cuts and Risk of Further Losses
New York Mayor Abraham Beame revealed the final phase of a fiscal plan aiming to cut at least 8500 municipal jobs and reduce $821 million from city programs. He warned of further workforce reductions and no wage increases over two years, challenging state help for courts tuition-free City University and other services.
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Farnham Location Protested Over Move by Youth Center
A petition signed by 24 Westside merchants filed with the Zoning Board of Appeals objects to Farnham Youth Development Center relocating to 196 West First St. The board held the matter under appeals to the IBA as the center faces a 30 day stay at 184 West Bridge St. pending decisions.
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Final Portrait of Nixon Described in New Book
A forthcoming book portrays Richard Nixon in his final days with heavy drinking and distress. It recounts aides removing sedatives, Nixon seeking prayer with Henry Kissinger, and scenes of rage toward staffers as family gathered for a tearful White House photograph.
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New York Sees Clear Skies After Chilly Night
Temperatures rose under clear skies in New York State after a freezing night. A high pressure ridge from Canada and a leading system off the coast brought fair cool weather. The clear skies allowed an excellent view of the northern lights for sky watchers.
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