Irish Setter Red Saved a Child from Car Fire
Bruce Morris of St Louis credits his dog Red with saving two year old Margaret Morris when a weekend car fire trapped the child in a burning vehicle. Red reportedly leaped through a window, grabbed the girl by the collar, and dragged her to safety before the blaze intensified. The heroic dog was rewarded with a steak dinner by the grateful owner.
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Margaret Morris
Red
St. Louis
Margaret
Bruce Morris
UPI
Carter Campaign Faces New Challenger in Nebraska Primary
President Ford and Ronald Reagan battle for delegates in Nebraska and West Virginia as Carter expands attacks in Nebraska with Sen. Frank Church making a late bid. West Virginia voters choose uncommitted delegates. Connecticut weighs in on district conventions for 51 national delegates. Church pins hope on Nebraska gains while Byrd leads in West Virginia.
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Associated Press
Jimmy Carter
Nebraska
Ford
Ronald Reagan
West Virginia
Connecticut
Reagan
West
Church
Carter
Sen
Robert Byrd
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Morris K. Udall
Arizona
Henry M. Jackson
Washington
Jackson
Udall
Wal
California
Ron Nelsen
Oswego Council OKs CSEA Contract Amid Divide
The Oswego Common Council approved a two year CSEA contract by four to three with Canale Manasseri and Harris voting no. The pact retroactive to Jan 1 includes a $700 raise in 1977, a new holiday election day, and a nine percent average first year increase with varied second year raises.
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Oswego
CSEA
George Clark
Canale
Harris
Richard Wysling
Clark
Mayorne
Arthur O'Neil
Weather Summary For The Period
Weather for the 24 hour period ending at 8 a.m. shows 65 to 70 high with variable clouds and a chance of showers or thunderstorms. Tonight partly cloudy with a mid 40s low and intervals of sunshine Wednesday with a high near 60. Winds SSE 7 mph becoming SW to W 10 to 25 mph, ending with NW tonight. Chance of precipitation 60 percent today and tonight, 20 percent Wednesday.
Carey Urges Changes in Taylor Law
Albany AP reports Governor Carey proposes amending the Taylor Law to allow temporary loss of negotiated benefits when contracts expire and talks stall. The change, seen as unlikely this election year, faces political opposition from Senate Republicans and mixed reactions from educators and boards.
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Carey
Temporary Cease-fire Halts Savage Battles
BEIRUT Lebanon AP A four day attempt by right wing Christian forces to overrun four towns held by leftist Moslems failed with about 500 killed. An unofficial disengagement plan sought buffer zones manned by Yasir Arafat s PLO while Elias Sarkis nears election as Lebanon s next president. Ambassador L Dean Brown urged leaders to end shelling and shift to reconstruction with US and international help. He met Christian and Moslem leaders to facilitate dialogue and reduce violence.
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Lebanon
Ford
Elias Sarkis
L. Dean Brown
United States
Brown
E Brown
Washington
Europe
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Yasir Arafat
Palestine Liberation Army
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Ford seeks 25 million in aid for Italy earthquake relief
President Ford requests 25 million in disaster relief funds to aid Italian earthquake survivors and assist national recovery. He directs Vice President Rockefeller to travel to Italy for an on the ground briefing on needs and US help.
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Washington
Ford
Congress
Italy
Nelson A. Rockefeller
United States
Looting Emerges in Quake Hit Italy as Relief Criticisms Rise
In quake torn Friuli, looting reports surface with three youths detained in Melze. Premier Aldo Moro accuses critics of exploiting the disaster for political gain as aftershocks continue. Cabinet allocates 140 million for rebuilding while 914 bodies recovered and 80,000 homeless are noted.
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Udine
Italy
Aldo Moro
Friuli
Melze
Naples
Moro
Christian Democrats
Communist Party
Cabinet
Alessandro Natta
Interior Ministry
Gemona
Venice
Assembly OKs Savings Bank Checking Accounts
New York Assembly approved letting savings banks offer checking services and participate in personal loans, with overdraft privileges up to 1000 dollars, sending the bill to the Senate amid lobbying from rival banks. A May 31 court deadline looms for NOW accounts, the ruling affecting 165 000 accounts in the state.
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Albany
N.Y
New York
Assembly
Tony Banks
Senate
Court of Appeals
TOPS Opens Bicentennial Themed Supermarket in Fulton
Fulton marks the opening of TOPS Supermarket on South First St with a Bicentennial theme and 150 new jobs. The store is the 51st NFS owned and franchised operation. NFS aims for 100 supermarkets by 1980. The event featured Mayor Percy Patrick, Tops executives, and local officials.
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Robert Smith
Percy Patrick
Fulton
South First St
TOPS
Niagara Frontier Services
NFS
Michele
Ronald Offhaus
Daniel Kajdasz
Fulton Chamber of Commerce
Werner Drohan
NFL
Savino P. Nanula
Harold Reynolds
George Zarichny
B-Kwik Convenience
Willson Farms Company
Tops Supermarkets
Brand Names Foundation
Renew
Syracuse
Pennsylvania
Buffalo
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