Oswego City Hall Saf e Removal by Crane
Workers from Phillip Gordon and Son moved a three ton safe from the City Chamberlains office at Oswego City Hall using a crane provided by Joseph D Castaldo Construction of Oswego Inc Castaldo operated the crane while Sam Gordon directed the crew inside to guide the safe from the window and through the sill to clear the building.
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Tornadoes Strike Seven States Causing Deaths and Damage
The Associated Press reports 24 tornadoes touched down across Illinois Alabama Missouri Arkansas Oklahoma Florida and Mississippi. Two people died Marvin Trout of Spiro Oklahoma and Ray Dean Phillips of Mooreland Oklahoma. More than 60 injured, towns left in rubble, trains derailed, power lines down, and multiple homes damaged across the region.
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Ford and Carter Trade Blame In Primary Campaigns
Ford campaigns in California arguing the nation is strong against the Soviet Union and defends defense spending while Carter, leading Democratic contenders, accuses New York election officials of rigging delegate slates for the April 6 primary and forecasts limited success. Reagan prepares for a Virginia speech as Ford partners with party leaders to critique Carter’s surge.
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Oneida Airport eyed for Concorde landing amid regional talks
Mohawk Valley Development officials explored British Airways landing the Concorde at Oneida airport or nearby Griffiss Air Force Base to boost jobs. Local leaders say the rural airport’s low air traffic and potential plan to extend and strengthen facilities could support limited Concorde flights on a 16 month trial, with possible 1000 plus new jobs.
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Fulton News Editorial and Notices Roundup
Editorial page items include reader letters and a forum note on community issues. Legal notices outline property and public process details, with names and dates appearing in the notices. Obituaries, sports capsules, and local TV and movie listings fill the rest of the page.
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Local Weather Report for the 24 Hour Period
Windy and warm with thin showers possible this afternoon. High around 75. Tonight, variable cooler with south wind 15 to 30 mph gusting north. Precipitation 30 percent and low near 38. Sunrise 5 56 tomorrow. Highest on this date 81 in 1921. Lowest 11 in 1933.
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Senate approves Toxic Substances Control Act plan
The bill would require manufacturers to notify the EPA 90 days before marketing any new chemical and may force test submissions. It moves from the Senate to the House after a 60 to 13 vote. The act aims to guard health and the environment and could mandate testing of existing chemicals at risk.
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Derailed Penn Central Freight Cars Injure Few in New York State
Twenty Penn Central railroad cars loaded with automobiles derailed early today near Rome New York in a wooded area. Four freight cars flipped while the rest stayed upright after a broken wheel on one car. The 51 car train from Syracuse bound for Weehawken New Jersey was the derailment source. Police reported injuries but said there were no serious ones.
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Colombia Turmoil Deepens as Civilian Govt Clamps Down
Colombia faces mounting social unrest and inflation as Liberal and Conservative factions struggle under strict state controls. Reports describe student disorders, abductions, and a wealth of violence amid claims of a leftist plot to undermine democracy. President Alfonso López P. leads a tense civilian regime amid nationwide strikes.
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Washington’s Subway Opens After 66 Years of Effort
Washington D C marks the opening of Metrorail as 46 miles of track stretch from Capitol Hill toward the business district with a planned 13 more miles. Initial fares run 55 cents rush hour and 40 cents off peak. The project, tied to a $4.65 billion final cost, faced delays from fires and material shortages, employing about 7 300 workers and 47 million man hours to date.
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Belfast bomb blasts injure homes as protests flare
Five bombs exploded in Belfast causing home wreckage and stuns amid Protestant extremist activity. Police said terrorists likely improvised more devices downtown and warned of further danger from the attacks.
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Fight Rages in Lebanon amid civil war 13,000 dead
Violence across Beirut and surrounding towns escalates with leftist and Christian militias fighting along a two mile frontline. Kamal Junblatt travels to Damascus for talks with Yasir Arafat and Hafez Assad as estimates place 96 killed and 157 wounded in a single Friday.
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Frayed Cable May Have Caused Fatal Vail Gondola Crash
A frayed cable may have caused the derailment of a gondola at Vail ski area in Colorado, killing three passengers and injuring nine others. A six member Forest Service team investigates while witnesses report the cars detached and plummeted to the mountainside. the gondola has carried millions since 1969. The victims include Janice Panterkamp 14 Englewood Darlene Reese 42 Custer MD and Karen Toytman 19 Palos Park Illinois.
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