Oswego College and District Share Education Workshop
Oswego School District joins with Dr. Ralph L. Spencer dean of professional studies at State University College at Oswego and Dudley A. Lambert Jr. executive secretary of council and Oswego education faculty for a special workshop. The event focused on a professional partnership between the college and area schools.
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Oswego
Ralph L. Spencer
State University College At
Dudley A. Lambert Jr
Council
Oswego Education Faculty
Longshoremen End New York Work Stoppage Unneeded Services Cited
Federal restraining orders halted a 0-day-old wallout by Atlantic and Gulf Coast dockworkers. Longshoremen in New York resumed work as two shipping firms said their services were not required. The government seeks others to end the strike for an 80-day cooling-off period. Oceanic and Michelangelo prepared baggage handling after orders from President Nixon. About 100 dockworkers milled near the pier as the Oceanic carried 1,047 passengers and the Michelangelo planned a noon sailing for Europe with 300 passengers. Courts in six cities ordered workers back to work. Justice Department seeks 10-day injunctions in more cities. Continued on Page 3.
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Atlantic and Gulf Coast
New York
Justice Department
Home Lines
Oceanic
Michelangelo
Europe
Nixon
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Mobile
Ala
Alexandria
Savannah
Air Pirate and $200,000 in Bills Still Eludes Capture
FBI coordinators say the missing air pirate who parachuted from a Northwest Airlines Boeing 727 with 244 pounds of $20 bills is either an experienced jumper or reckless. After two days of searching in sparse southwestern Washington, authorities reported no trace of him and planned to continue the hunt. The hijacker fled with 200000 dollars in a package weighing 244% pounds, measured 8 by 6 by 27 inches, while investigators ran a wind- and route-based computer check to aid the search.
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Woodland, Wash
FBI
Washington
Tom Manning
Patrolman Slain in Albany as Woman Charged with Murder
Albany police killed police officer Patrolman Edward Stevens, 28, shot outside a basement apartment while assisting an ambulance crew. Wanda Courtley, 36, is charged with murder and first degree assault for wounding attendant Raymond Fish. Courtley held at Albany County Jail. Dr Henry Tripp ordered commitment to Hudson River State Hospital.
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Albany
N.Y
Poughkeepsie
Edward C. Stevens
Albany Police Department
Stevens
Albany Medical Center
Wanda Courtley
Chestnut Street
Raymond Fish
Henry Tripp
Glenmont
County Health
Ment
Miss Courtley
Tripp
Fish
Capital District Ambulance Service
Hudson River State Hospital
Albany County
Edward McArdle
John Kosier
Kosier
Spain Sees Record Tourists in First Ten Months of 1971
Spain attracted a record 24,146,366 tourists in the first ten months of 1971, surpassing the total for all of 1970, according to the Ministry of Information and Tourism.
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Spain
Madrid
Ministry of Information and Tourism
Soldiers Plot Heist Of Post Payroll At Ft Stewart
Brig Gen Eugene M Lynch said Army investigators uncovered a plan by servicemen to seize and hold officers at gunpoint to steal the Fort Stewart payroll. The base payroll varies weekly, complicating exact sums. about 3,500 personnel are stationed there.
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FT. Stewart, Ga
Army
Eugene M. Lynch
Lynch
Ft. Stewart
Pod
Rockefeller Calls Emergency Meeting Over State’s Financial Crisis
Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller scheduled an emergency session with congressional delegates and state officials to address a projected 1.5 billion dollar deficit over 16 months. He urged swift action from Congress for emergency fiscal relief and warned of drastic service cuts and higher taxes if funds are not provided.
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New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Congress
Condition Of Meany Said Satisfactory In Hospital
Washington AP AFL CIO President George Meany is listed in satisfactory condition at George Washington University Hospital. A spokesman said he would remain in intensive care at least through Sunday after chest pains on his return from the AFL CIO convention in Florida. Doctor Marvin Fuchs cited possible coronary artery causes and noted Meany, 77, has been under stress.
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Washington (Ap
Aflcio
George Meany
George Washington University Hospital
Meany
Marvin Fuchs
Fuchs
Washington
Afl-Cio
Florida
Two-car crash east of Del Rio kills eight in Texas
A head on collision seven miles east of Del Rio on US 90 killed eight people early today, four from one family, including two children. Investigations proceed as authorities identify the victims and assess the crash scene.
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del Rio, Tex
Here
Hijackers flee New Mexico slaying aboard Tampa Cuban flight
Three young Black men charged with killing New Mexico state trooper Robert Rosenbloom hijacked a Phoenix to Albuquerque to Havana flight after letting 40 passengers disembark in Tampa. Police identified suspects as Michael Finney 20 Ralph Goodwin 24 and Charlie Hill 21. FBI traced warrants from Albuquerque car evidence. The hijackers aimed to reach Havana and kept three crew and gear aboard.
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Tampa
Fla
New Mexico
Cuba
Albuquerque
Kent
Swigard
Spokesman Review
Spokane
Wash
New York
Marie
FBI
Michael Finney
Ralph Goodwin
Charlie Hill
Robert Rosenbloom
Phoenix
Ariz
Chicago
Air Force
C. A. Hill
Havana
TWA
Rosenbloom
Finney
Goodwin
Hill
Tragedy Ends Breakup in Lancaster California
Five people die in a Southern California shooting spree sparked by a broken teenage romance. Gary Logan 18 shot Laurie Roskam 16 her parents Doris 37 and Jack Welch 42 and her new boyfriend Nolfo 16 before killing himself at theWelch home in Lancaster. Laurie was a sophomore at Antelope Valley High School.
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Lancaster
Calif
California
Gary Logan
Sheriff's
Logan
Jack Welch
Welch
Doris
Louis Welch
Rocco Nolfo
Nolfo
Laurie Roskam
Susan Roskan
Laurie
Janet
Charles Elliott
Susan
Welchs
Los Angeles
Thanksgiving highway death toll climbs amid winter weather
The AP reports the national highway death toll reached 354 by noon as a 102 hour Thanksgiving period entered its third day. Rain and snow slowed travel nationwide, with the count starting at 6 p.m. Wednesday and ending at midnight Sunday.
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Associated Press
Suny
Guerrillas Kill Three in Northern Ireland Offensive
Guerrilla gunmen killed three people and attacked 11 locations across Northern Ireland in a major terrorist offensive. A British soldier was shot dead on Falls Road Belfast while preparing to search for terrorists. Two civilians, including a customs officer, were killed at Killeen customs post near Newry. Army and police say a new third faction of the Irish Republican Army is believed responsible.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Falls Road
Killeen
Newry
Belfast-Dublin
Irish Republican Army
Man Steals School Bus To Visit Family In Flint
In Kansas City AP reports 27 year old Robert Sherman Reams, sick at home, allegedly stole a service station bus in Oak Grove with the key in the ignition. He was stopped by a patrolman and jailed in Jackson County with bond set at 1500 dollars. He aims to return to his family in Flint Michigan.
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Kansas City
Robert Sherman Reams
Flint
Mich
Jackson County
Reams
Ron Barney
Oak Grove
Girl Killed in Jeep Crash Near St Johnsville
Cindy Van Valkenburg, 16, of this Montgomery County community died when a jeep she rode in overturned on Burrell Road in the Town of Palatine. Two other teenage girls were injured in the accident. He lived on Averill Street.
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ST. Johnsville
N.Y
Cindy van Valkenburg
Montgomery County
Palatine
Burrell Road
van Valkenburgh
Averill Street
Phase Out Helicopters In Vietnam Cut Near 200
AP reports the US Command phased out 75 more helicopters in Vietnam reducing overall aircraft by near 200. The 158th Aviation Battalion will lose 825 personnel while supporting the 101st Airborne Division which is also being phased out. Friday action cut 13 Army units totaling 3,233 personnel, including four helicopter companies with 120 aircraft.
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101St Airbourne Divisin
Thief Command
Brassworkers Strike At Anaconda Plant In Buffalo
About 570 production and maintenance workers walked out at the Anaconda American Brass Co plant in Buffalo as other company plants joined in. Ansonia Connecticut workers, numbering about 550, remained on the job. The Buffalo strikers are hourly rated and represented by Local 593, United Steel Workers.
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Buffalo
Anaconda American Brass Co
Anaconda
Sonia
Conn
United Steel Workers
Thant Nearing Release From Hospital Stay
United Nations secretary general U Thant is slated for discharge today from a New York hospital where he has been treated for a duodenal ulcer. The 10 year tenure ends December 31, as Thant prepares to retire.
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United Nations, N.Y
O 'Thant
Thant
Leroy H Pital
China and Soviet Clash at UN on World Disarmament
The Red China and the Soviet Union again clashed at the United Nations over a world disarmament conference. The U N General Assembly, after long debate, took no immediate vote date. U S Ambassador Phillips urged postponement to seek a new resolution for the fall 1972 session.
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United Nations
N.Y
Red
China
Soviet Union
United States
Kremlin
General Assembly
U.S
Christopher H. Phillips
Assembly
Slum Demolition Looms Over Bangkok’s Klong Toey
In Bangkok's Klong Toey district a floating slum housing 25 000 residents faces demolition as the government modernizes the capital. Residents would move to housing projects with costly rents, while ramshackle dwellings built by squatters cost them nothing.
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Klong Toey
Bangkok
Enemy Pulls Back As South Vietnamese Forces Hold Ground
In eastern Cambodia the enemy has pulled back beyond pursuit range for South Vietnamese troops. Lt. Gen. Nguyen Xuan Thinh says 25,000 Vietnamese troops are in the offensive along Highway 7 with 10,000 tied to securing lifelines. Forward strikes north of Krek within 15 miles of the border kept under 105 mm artillery reach. U S helicopters conducted 170 sorties including rocket fire gunships. Cambodian reports speak of ongoing pressure on Phnom Penh outskirts with ground assaults on positions near We capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tay Fninh
Vietnam
Cambodia
Nguyen Xuan Thinh
Thinh
Krek
Snuol
Tay Ninh
Saigon
U.S. Command
U.S
Phnom Penh
State Junior Miss Will Be Named Tonight
In Camillus near Syracuse the New York State Junior Miss pageant will conclude tonight at West Genesee High School auditorium with the announcement of the winner and runners up after preliminary rounds. Terry Lynn Lodge, 17, of Horseheads, won first place in posse and appearance for Group B. Lynn Donahue, 16, of Lockport, and Lynnea Patricia, 17, were named most talented.
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Camillus
N.Y
New York
Lockport
Lynnea Patrica
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Parke
U.N
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Malik
Anybo
U.R
S. Viets
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