Handsome Rack Wins Big in Southern Tier Buck Contest
Mike Crisafulli foreman for Castaldo Construction displayed a 17 point buck he shot near Canast eo in Steuben county on Tuesday. The animal ranks among the largest seen by Oswego hunters visiting the Southern Tier. Crisafulli entered the prize in a regional contest, besting the prior leader with 11 points.
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Mike Crisafulli
W. Nith St
Castaldo Construction Co
Palladium Times
W. First St
S. Canasteo
Steuben County
Oswego
Crisafulli
Holiday weekend starts with few traffic deaths in New York
State Police report the first holiday period of reduced 50 mph limits brought few highway deaths. Three of four early fatalities were pedestrian. a Dunkirk woman and a Buffalo man were killed in downtown incidents. A Rensselaer man died aiding a stalled car. A 17 year old from Wappingers Falls died from a route 9D crash. Forecasted rain could raise crash risk while turkey prices rose about 30 cents per pound. The sole nontraffic death was 17 year old Paul Maniscalco of Sloan, shot by a 15 year old hunter near Alfred. the shooter was arrested.
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Associated Press
New York State
Buffalo
Rensselaer
Glenn Floyd
Wuppineers Falls
Wappingers Falls
Hunter
Paul J. Maniscalco
Sloan
Alfred
State Lottery Opens Off Winning Numbers
The State Lottery announces prizes for the Thursday draw with 6 numbers winning $50,000, last five $5,000, last four $500, last three $50, last two 5, plus 2 free tickets. Contact State Lottery at State Office Bridge Street, Syracuse, New York for winners.
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State Lottery
State Office
Bridg
Syracuse, N. Y
Weather Outlook Mild With Showers Later
The forecast calls for mostly sunny and mild conditions with highs in the mid to upper 50s. Clouding tonight with a chance of showers later. low around 40, valleys mid 30s. Tomorrow mostly cloudy with periods of rain and highs in the mid 50s. Wind variable five to fifteen mph. precipitation chances rise from ten percent this afternoon to sixty percent tomorrow.
Pleiku Airfield Bombarded in Heaviest Shelling in Months
Government sources report 23 wounded as Communist shells hit Pleiku airfield in the heaviest barrage in ten months. South Vietnamese planes and gunships retaliated. officials warn of a possible general offensive during the dry season next year.
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Pleiku Airfield
Saigon
Pleiku
North Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
South Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
Sinking of Cypriot freighter in Ashdod storm claims crew
In Ashdod harbor a Cypriot freighter named Annette broke up in a Mediterranean storm after striking a breakwater. Twenty one crew members were missing feared drowned. only three survivors reported from the multinational crew. The ship had sailed from Gaza with cargo from Romania.
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Ashdod
Israel
Famagusta
Annette
Dan Inbari
Ash
IRA Raiders Bomb Targets In N. Ireland
IRA guerrillas attacked Northern Ireland after pledging to dissolve the new coalition government. Bombs damaged the Belfast Londonderry line, a land mine near Omagh wounded two soldiers and a civilian, and a militiaman was wounded in Strabane. The IRA said it would destroy the new executive.
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Belfast
Irish Republican Army
Northern Ireland
Ulster
Londonderry
Omagh
Strabane
Mayor Hanna and councilmen under police protection in Utica
Mayor elect Edward A. Hanna and five voting councilmen were placed under police protection after threats to Hanna. The threats followed votes against raises for police and firemen with Hanna reporting up to 15 life threatenings and a warning of danger by January 1.
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Utica
N.Y
Edward A. Hanna
Hanna
Abductors Free Hostage Pair in Georgia Kidnapping
Mrs. Jackie Nelson and her daughter Debbie were released unharmed after over 30 hours in captivity by three young men. Police seek two other suspects linked to a bank robbery in Molena. The minister, Rev. E. M. Nelson, reported the abduction at the Jonesboro United Methodist Church and the staged robbery aftermath.
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Georgia
Bill Hendrick
Associated Press
Jonesboro, Ga
South Georgia
Jackie Nelson
Debbie
Jones
Boro
Atlanta
E. M. Nelson
Cheryl
Nelson
Jonesboro United Methodist Church
Daniel Warren
Clayton County
Molena
Georgia 96
Cochran
Bequest to Church Made In Oswego Woman's Will
In Oswego three estates were filed in Surrogate's Court with Judge Murray signing transfer papers totaling just over 1100. Jessie Daley who died May 17 left a gross estate of 51929.85 and net taxable 46733.91 with taxes 707.22 including a 1000 memorial to her husband for St Pauls Church 200 to the pastor and 100 to the Society for the Propagation of the Faith. Nellie Leadhey died May 27 leaving 72924.07 with net 66009.44 and taxes 332.38. Orsamus Powell died January 21 1969 with estate 30455.51 net 27965.51 taxes 97.59.
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John R. Murray
Jessie Daley
Oswego
George Daley
St. Paul's Church
Society For the Propagation of the Faith
Syracuse
Nellie Leadhey
Orsamus Powell
Envoys Meet at Desert Checkpoint on Suez War Front
Israeli and Egyptian envoys held a two hour discussion at a desert highway checkpoint on troop withdrawals. They agreed to reconvene Saturday with U N sources in Cairo noting the cease fire boundary as the pivotal issue. Negotiations previously addressed the same matter at a Thanksgiving Day session.
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Associated Press
Desert Highway
Suez War
U.N
Cairo
Dollar Rises as Pound Falls on Trade Outlook
In London the dollar strengthened on hopeful U.S. trade figures while the pound dropped to a ten month low. Dealers cited tight oil supplies and European power and coal strikes as pressure on currencies.
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London
Europe
U.S
Britain
Skylab Loses Gyroscope May Limit Mission Time
Skylab lost one control gyroscope at SPACE CENTER Houston but can operate with two. If another gyroscope fails, Flight Director Phil Shaffer said mission control could maintain control for about 20 more days before astronauts would be forced to return to Earth.
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Phil Shaffer
Earth
Greenwich rejects Xerox plan for $20 million HQ
The Planning and Zoning Commission of Greenwich, Connecticut, rejected Xerox Corporation's proposal to build a $20 million corporate headquarters on 104 rural acres near the New York border. The panel said such major development should be near urban centers or mass transit and noted pollution has declined due to nearby airport activity and traffic on King Street.
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Greenwich, Conn
Town Planning and Zoning Commission
Xerox Corporation
New York State
Westchester County, N.Y
King Street
British blamed oil firms for fuel shortages amid war shock
London sources accuse international oil companies of diverting non Arab oil from Britain. Firms deny discrimination. In Toronto a Ford Motor Co Canada strike began after no contract by 10 am EST. 15 000 workers affected at Oakville Windsor Talbotville Niagara Falls Bramalea.
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London
Britain
Toronto
Ford Motor Co. of Canada Ltd
United Auto Workers Union
Ford
Ontario
Oak
Magnate Pleads Innocent in 1968 Campaign Donations
Soybean magnate Dwayne J. Andreas pleaded innocent in U S District Court to making 100000 in illegal contributions to Hubert H Humphrey's 1968 presidential campaign. An innocent plea was also entered for his company First Inter Oceanic Corp of which he is chairman.
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Minneapolis
Tered
Andreas
Federal Special Prosecutor's Office
First Interoceanic Corp
Stumphrey
Minnesota
Arabs threaten 80 percent oil cut over countermeasures
Saudi oil minister Ahmed S. Yamani warned in Copenhagen that Arab producers could slash output by up to 80 percent if the United States, Japan, or Europe counter reductions and embargoes. He said such a move would be a risky gamble with potential European and Japanese economic collapse, while Saudis pledge continued restrictions until Israel withdraws from lands captured since 1967.
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Associated Press
Saudi Arabia
America
Japan
Europe
Ahmed Saki Yamani
Copenhagen
Yamani
Henry A. Kissinger
U.S
Kissinger
United States
Western
Netherlands
Israel
Faisal
Lebanon
London
Proxmire Attacks Acting Atty General as Illegal
Sen William Proxmire accuses acting Atty Gen Robert H Bork of illegal tenure and urges President Nixon to act. He notes the 30 day limit ended Nov 19 and cites prior disputes over interim Justice officials and Saxbe pay controversy.
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Washington
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Robert H. Bork
Nixon
Wisconsin
Elliot L. Richardson
William D. Ruckelshaus
Torney
Office of Economic Opportunity
Howard J. Phillips
Senate
Phillins
U.S
William Jones
Bork
Justice Department
William B. Saxbe
Ohio
Congress
Saxbe
Skylab Trio Set Space Walk Record During Comet Kohoutek Watch
Skylab 3 astronauts Gerald P. Carr William R. Pogue and Edward G Gibson spent 6 hours 34 minutes 35 seconds outside the craft breaking the previous space walk record. They loaded film repaired a stuck antenna and prepared for Kohoutek studies while regathering and storing gear. The antenna revived to nearly 80 percent for earth resources experiments tracking snow ice oceans and terrain.
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Pogue
Gibson
Eral Scientific
Mr. Hutchinson
Pentagon cancels Black Sea show of force voyage amid Middle East crisis
The Pentagon quietly aborted a planned show the flag voyage into the Black Sea last month citing operational needs. Officials said the cancellation was due to requirements but observers believed U S. naval presence could have provoked tensions.
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Washington
Pentagon
Black Sea
Middle East
U.S
Kennedy under pressure to skip 1976 bid
Ten years after JFK's assassination Senator Edward M. Kennedy faces rising political and family pressure to stay out of the 1976 White House race. Democratic leaders warn Chappaquiddick effects could offset gains from Watergate era reforms and Kennedy acknowledges family opposition due to duties.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Edward M. Kennedy
White House
Kennedy
Kennedy Brothers Grave Visit Marks 10th Anniversary
Thousands of visitors climbed Arlington National Cemetery on the 10th anniversary of John F. Kennedy's assassination to honor the slain president as his family members joined them. Jacqueline Onassis and her children attended a memorial church service in New Jersey.
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Washington
Arlington National Cemetery
Kennedy Brothers
John F. Kennedy
Jacqueline Onassis
New Jersey
Nixon trust dips as poll shows split on resignation
Washington AP reports Louis Harris survey finds 47 percent say Nixon should not resign over Watergate while 49 percent favor his departure. The gap narrows from earlier polls, reflecting rising pressure and shifting public opinion.
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Washington
Louis Harris
Nixon
Arab summit urged unity to seek atomic arms
Egypt's Al Ahram editor Mohammed Hassanein Heikal warned that Israel could deploy atomic weapons in any new Middle East conflict. He urged a unified Arab strategy to acquire or produce nuclear arms, saying Israel already has bombs and that the Arabs might obtain weapons from the Soviet Union or China if danger rises. Heikal claimed he was told Israel already possessed atomic bombs.
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Egypt
Middle East
Israel
Mohammed Hassanein Heikal
al Ahram
Soviet Union
iChina
Hreikal
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