Ford Passes Halfway Mark in Presidential Race
Ford holds a decisive mid contest edge as six states vote in Republican primaries including Oregon, Arkansas, Idaho, Kentucky, Nevada, Tennessee, with Carter aiming for momentum in Missouri and other southern states. Oregon remains a pivotal battleground for both parties.
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New York
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Port Authority Releases West Bank Marina Study
The Port of Oswego Authority released a TAC study on a west bank marina at Wrights Landing and Rice Creek from Oct 1975 to Mar 1976. It outlines 300 to 400 slip designs costing 1.9 to 2.8 million, potential revenue impact, shoreline extension, and effects on Fort Ontario views.
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Rockefeller Holds New York GOP Fortify Ford Endorsement
Vice President Nelson Rockefeller and NY GOP chief Rosenbaum consolidate support for Ford, blocking Reagan delegates. A 119 member delegation backs Ford, with Reagan’s camp claiming 19 supporters after the meeting. Ford says delegates backed his program, not owed favors.
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N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York State
Ford
Rockefeller
New York
Ae Aenbaum
Ronald Reanin
Enna
Preete
Reagan
Suitcase explosion at Ben Gurion Airport kills at least two
A blast at Israel's Ben Gurion airport killed two and wounded several as windows shattered. A second explosion was heard and a second bomb found and detonated in a nearby field. Ambulances sounded through Tel Aviv as security officials confirmed the incidents.
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Israel
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Beame Secures Automatic NYC Budget Approval
New York May or Abraham Beame wins approval for the 12.5 billion budget after City Council misses deadline and the Board of Estimate backs the plan 16 to 6. Beame criticizes Comptroller Goldin and Bronx President Abrams for voting against it while casting the blame on their actions.
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Abraham D. Beame
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Board of Estimate
Harrison J. Goldin
Bronx
Robert Abrams
Fulton News Editorial Sparks Community Debate
A Fulton News column in the comics and letters section triggers strong reader responses on local issues. Writers weigh in on civic projects, school funding, and cultural events with mixed opinions across the Forum and obituaries pages.
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Oswego Council Okays transfer tied to CSEA contract
Five council members voted to transfer 111056.14 from the contingent fund to personal services and 7268.29 to Social Security, tied to the CSEA contract approved earlier. Some aldermen continue to question a proper four to three approval and seek Attorney General opinion on the vote validity.
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John Canale
Fritz Harris
Judith Manasseri
Manasseri
Alderman Canale
State Attorney General
John McCormack
Canale
Oswego
New York City
CSEA
George Clark
Supreme Court allows price advertising for prescription drugs
The Supreme Court ruling lets pharmacists advertise drug prices, a move seen as Potentially lowering costs for buyers. Alan B. Morrison, representing the Virginia Citizens' Council, expects pharmacy chains to start advertising prices and for prices to drop. The court held consumers have a constitutional right to information on prescription drug prices.
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Supreme Court
Alan B. Morrison
Virginia Citizens’ Council
Virginia
Blackmun
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Rota Resarch
Americanterprise Institute For Public Policy Research
Associated Press
Chicago
FBI Probing Hays in Sex Related Government Funds Case
FBI agents are questioning witnesses in a Justice Department inquiry into the relationship between House official Jim Hays and Elizabeth Ray. Ray alleges she was paid $14 000 to have sexual relations, a claim Hays denies calling Ray a very sick woman amid the investigation conducted by the Public Integrity Section.
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FBI
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Oe Hays
Edward Levi
Hays
House Administration Committee
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Etta
Bing Crosby Hospitalized For Meal Choke In Columbus
Bing Crosby 72 was admitted to Riverside Hospital in Columbus after a piece of meat blocked his throat during a visit for the Memorial Golf Journey Pro Am at nearby Dublin. A nursing supervisor said the object was removed and follow up care planned as Crosby remained in good condition.
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Crosby
Columbus
Dublin
UPI
Postal workers charged in $800000 cash theft
Two postal employees at Ninety Airport face charges for stealing 800000 dollars in cash from an international shipment to local banks. Walker and Helton, held on 50000 bail each, allegedly coordinated with an unnamed accomplice and arranged deliveries of currency from Milan and the British West Indies to Chase Manhattan and Trust Co. The plot involved taped conversations and planned payments, with most proceeds reportedly tied to real estate and cars.
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St. Albans
Queens
Helen Helton
Bayside
Walker
Emment
Helton
Milan
Italy
On Trust Co
British West Indies
Chase Manhattan Bank
Castro says Cuban troops to start leaving Angola
Fidel Castro writes to Swedish Prime Minister Olof Palme stating that Cuban troops will withdraw from Angola with about half leaving by the end of 1976. The timing for the remaining force is not given. The letter was delivered as Kissinger met Palme in Stockholm.
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Angola
Stockholm
Sweden
Fidel Castro
Olof Palme
Foreign Ministry
Palme
Sec
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
U.S
Marxist Popularevent
MPLA
United States
South Africa
Everemen
United Nations
Luxembourg
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
London
Sven Andersson
NATO
Kissinger Aed
Asia
Cans
Vietnam
Time
Skipsinger
Weather Summary for Today Through Wednesday
Mostly cloudy and cool with a 30 percent chance of showers today tonight and Wednesday. Humidity around 92 percent with light variable winds under 10 mph. High near 60 today and tonight, mid 40s overnight, 60 to 62 expected Wednesday. Sunset at 8 34. Record highs and lows noted for this date.
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