Rochester Couple Killed In Route 104 Collision
A head on crash on Route 104 west of Oswego killed Charles M. Schadd and his wife Emelda both of Rochester. Two local youths, age withheld, were hospitalized with injuries after stealing a car later reported missing. Charges await their release from hospital as investigators pursue the case.
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Thomas Teifke
Oswego County
James Grose
Teifke
Robert J. Weigelt, Jr
Draper St
Jack Zeller, Jr
Oswego
Russians Ready Vance's Welcome
Moscow prepared a VIP reception for Secretary Cyrus R. Vance amid calls for hard negotiations on disarmament and regional issues. Though the Kremlin warned that pushing human rights could chill talks, Tass denounced U.S. interference in Soviet affairs. Disidents urged Vance to press rights, including Andrei Sakharov, amid hopes for deeper arms reductions.
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Soviet Union
Cyrus R. Vance
Kremlin
Middle East
Vance
Tass
U.S
Carter
Brezhnev
Pregon Vance
Andrei D. Sakharov
Priest loses license over Latin mass at St Luke’s
Eddystone Pennsylvania AP report says Father Chester Oleszwoski of St Luke's Episcopal Church has had his license revoked for conducting mass in Latin and unorthodox communions. Church spokesman notes possible rent use of church for followers amid 188-year diocese history.
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Eddystone
Chester Oleszwoski
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church
Philadelphia
Father Oleszweskiee
Episcopal Diocese of
Pennsylvania
Dutchess Sheriff defies charges over carey papers
Poughkeepsie New York AP reports Sheriff Lawrence Quinlan resists removal charges filed by Gov. Careys office. He demands proper paper drafting and transcripts of secret testimony before any response, citing constitutional limits on removal proceedings. Moynihan to receive honorary degree at LeMoyne. EU leaders seek representation for smaller members at May summit. London talks focus on which states attend and which leaders participate.
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N.Y
Dutchess County
Lawrence Quinlan
Hugh L. Carey
Carey
Judah Gribetz
Maroulis
Quinlan
Rome
European Common Market
West Germany
France
Britain
Italy
London
Carter
Japan
Canada
Netherlands
Belgium
The
Economic Union
Denmark
Ireland
Luxembourg
Vance Arrives For Talks In Brussels Ahead Of Moscow
Secretary of State Cyrus R. Vance arrived in Brussels to brief European allies and press for talks with Soviet officials on a nuclear arms control agreement. NATO called a special meeting as Vance prepared for negotiations and outlined two proposals a deep cut package and a deferral plan as bargaining eyes Russia.
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Vance
Brussels
U.S
Western Europe
Communist Party
Secretar Leonid I. Brezhnev
Andrei A. Gromyko
White House
Carter
Indian Ocean
Africa
Belgium
Cyrus R. Vance
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Vence
NATO
Moscow
Thrs
Washington
Siege Ends Peacefully After FiveHour Harlem Standoff
A five hour siege in New York ended without bloodshed as a suspect Saqyam Abdush-Shahid and four hostages were released after authorities provided a radio for him to hear news of the event. The gunman had demanded 500000 for a Harlem mosque, a new home for his family, and for Islamic holidays to be observed, calling in to WINS after the siege began. Lt Frank Bolz, head of the police hostage unit, said Bring the radio as the standoff ended near 10 p.m. Friday.
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New York
Ocala
Saqyam Abdush- Shahid
Frank Bolz
Thailand Coup Fizzles as Leaders Flees the Country
About 300 rebels from the 9th Division attempted to topple Thailand's five month old government. The coup failed. leaders including Gen Chalard Hiranyasiri reportedly fled to Taiwan. ISOC held talks as fighting caused unknown casualties and Bangkok remained tense but calm.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Taiwan
Chalard
Internal Security Operations Command
ISOC
Radio
Bhumipolne
Toom
Radio Thailand
Aroon Tavatasin
army ee _ ee
Mont Eogteg
Tanin Kraivixien
Carter Energy Plan Reveals Trip to Washington Meeting
Carter's energy plan discussions in Washington included 20 citizens invited to comment. Ginni Doby said reactions varied as officials, including James Schlesinger, urged public sacrifice, with skepticism toward nuclear energy and mixed views on the session's impact on Carter's policy.
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James Schlesinger
Carter
Mrs. Doby
Tenteen
Washington
Schlesinger
Gum makers deny spider eggs in Bubble Gum rumor
New York AP report says Life Savers campaigns to debunk a rumor that Bubble Gum contains spider eggs. The company placed ads in 30 newspapers, sent letters to PTA groups, and hired a detective to trace the source while noting few parents believe the claim. An FDA spokesman and a museum entomologist provided context on spider eggs and public reaction.
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NEW York
William Morris
Life Savers
Vegui
Theew York Times
Morris
Nana
American Museum of Natural History
Weather Summary for Western New York
Weather for the 24 hour period ending at 8 a.m. reports high 33, mean 26, low 19 with 64 percent humidity and NW winds 4 to 8 mph. Clear tonight with lows 25 to 30, increasing clouds Sunday with highs in the 50s and a 20 percent chance of precipitation. Extended outlook follows.
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New York
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Oakland County
Rollin J. Tobin
Enforcement Assistance Administration
Syracuse
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
LeMoyne College
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Seige
Chalard Hiranyasiri
Miles
Burma
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