Ribbon Cutting at 9 Marine Midland Bank East Oswego Office Opens
Marine Midland Bank Central opens its Oswego East Office with a 9:30 a.m. Monday ribbon cutting led by chairman Royal L. O Day. The new facility on E Bridge and E First Sts includes eight teller stations safe deposit vault trust and mortgage area an afterhour window lobby displays a 12 750 square foot space two drive in lanes and space for meetings and civic groups. Samuel Kosoff Sons of Syracuse were the general contractors with the project part of Oswego downtown renewal.
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Public Playing Of Nixon Tape In Court Briefly Heard
In a crowded federal courtroom spectators heard a portion of a subpoenaed Watergate tape from June 20 1972 involving President Nixon and aides Ehrlichman and Haldeman. The session featured a mostly inaudible exchange interrupted by a buzzing signal and testimony about Woods pressing the wrong button.
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Elmira jail clash injures 22 inmates in riot
In Elmira New York a second outbreak at the Elmira Correctional Facility left 22 inmates with minor injuries after a clash between Puerto Rican inmates and white inmates. The riot began about 430 pm and lasted an hour with tactical officers separating detainees and escorting them to cells.
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Vito Ternillo
Rockefeller Backs Nixon Energy Policies in Minot Dinner
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller urged unity within the Republican Party and endorsed President Nixon’s energy crisis policies during a one day North Dakota visit. He praised Nixon’s effort to restore public confidence and supported an open door approach to include farmers labor and young people in the party.
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United to lay off 950 as 100 January flights cut
United Air Lines will eliminate more than 100 January flights and dismiss at least 950 employees due to a fuel shortage. President Edward E. Carlson said the cuts bring fuel usage about 5.5 percent below the 1972 level but fall short of Nixon's 15 percent fuel allocation mandate for all airlines.
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Showers and Mild Weather Hit New York State
The Associated Press reports showers and unseasonably mild conditions across most of New York with temperatures in the 40s to 60s. A warm wedge from the Ohio Valley will raise western New York values while showers move from west to east tonight into Wednesday.
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UK Defense Bill Advances In House Appropriations
Washington AP reports the House Appropriations Committee approved a 74.5 billion defense spending bill after trimming 2.8 billion from Pentagon requests, shaping funding for national security.
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Leaders agree on continuing and expanding oil bans
Informants said leaders at rab summits generally agree the oil embargo should continue and expand if necessary against countries supporting Israel. Arab oil exporters were urged to exempt France and other "friendly" nations from the bans and cutbacks.
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Senate near vote on Ford for vice president
Washington AP reports the Senate moves toward a roll call on President Nixon's nomination of House Republican Leader Gerald R Ford as vice president with one senator signaling opposition.
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Fighting rages near Mahasaing village southwest of Phnom Penh
Heavy casualties were reported as Khmer Rouge insurgents still hold half of Mohasaing village on Highway 4, 36 miles southwest of Phnom Penh. Government troops had reoccupied Mohasaing briefly but were driven out again early Monday. road remained closed since November 12.
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Priest Pleads Innocent in Manila Deportation Case
American priest Rev. Edward Gerlock, 37, of Binghamton New York faces deportation in Manila as he pleads innocent to charges of aiding Communist insurgents. He says he will stand trial, insisting the Marcos regime must let the Gospel and the Church speak to all people in any circumstance.
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Ferdinand Fr. Marcos
Edward Gerlock
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Hijackers Free 252 Aboard KLM Jet Landing Dubai
Palestinian guerrillas freed 244 passengers and eight crew aboard a hijacked KLM Boeing 747 in Malta. The plane refueled in Dubai before resuming toward Aden after landings in Damascus and Nicosia. The group, calling itself the Arab Youth Organization for the Liberation of Palestine, claimed to seek liberation for Palestine.
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Greek Junta Quiet on Ex-Ruler Papadopoulos Plans
Athens AP reports Greece's new military junta has not revealed any plans for ex-president George Papadopoulos since overthrowing the 1967 coup leader. Papadopoulos remains under house arrest at a seaside villa near Athens guarded by troops. his wife Despina left for the United States days before the coup.
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Weather Summary for Period Ending At 8 A M
Overcast with periods of rain this afternoon and tonight. Rain may be heavy at times with possible thunderstorms. Temperature rising to near 60 this afternoon and low tonight about 50. Tomorrow mostly cloudy windy and showery with highs in the 50s. Southeast to south winds increase this afternoon and become gusty southwest tomorrow. Precipitation near 100 percent tonight and 80 percent tomorrow.
Administration Plans Heating Oil Rationing Published
The administration outlines a heating oil rationing plan to cut thermostats by six degrees for home users and ten degrees for commercial and government buildings. The Federal Register will publish the draft regulations, with Jan 1 as the anticipated effective date. Dealers must enforce reductions and distribute quotas based on the set formula, facing fines up to 5000 dollars per violation.
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Federal Register
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Oil Diversion Report From Dallas News Sparks Defense Fuel Orders
The Dallas News reports oil firms were ordered by the Interior Department to divert substantial quantities of gasoline, jet and diesel fuel to the Defense Department for December with deliveries beginning Monday. Shell, Texaco, and Gulf Oil lead quotas, with 22 companies involved. officials would not confirm amounts. The move, tied to the Defense Production Act of 1950, aims to maintain defense readiness amid an Arab oil embargo.
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Founder of Chicago Brokerage Dies
Jay N. Whipple, 76, founder of the Chicago brokerage house Ba con, Whipple and Co, and a past president of the Investment Bankers Association of America, died Monday. He was a former governor of the New York Stock Exchange.
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New York Stock Exchange
Nixon vows to reveal some federal tax returns
President Nixon promised six senators that he would open portions of his federal income tax returns to public review this week. The move aims to vindicate his position regarding taxes, with copies to be provided rather than summaries.
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J. Bennett Johnston Jr
Louisiana
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Beame Names Burke as City Corporation Counsel
Mayor elect Abraham D Beame announced Adrian P Burke senior associate judge of the state Court of Appeals will leave the court to become city corporation counsel on January 1 Beame takes office. Nixon energy group met to discuss new steps to combat fuel shortage considering gasoline rationing and taxation and evaluating market panic and economic impact.
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Adrian P. Burke
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Six teens freed from Cuba return home after ransom paid
Bartow Florida AP reports six teen detainees who had been held in Cuba since Thanksgiving Day were released and brought home after relatives paid 11 000 dollars demanded by Communist officials for alleged repairs to their aircraft.
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Senate Watergate panel to seek new tape subpoenas
The Senate Watergate committee voted to cancel further hearings this year and broaden its inquiry by pursuing a subpoena list for presidential tape recordings. In executive session the panel ordered six Hughes Tool Co. officials to show cause why they should not be held in contempt for not appearing before the committee.
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Khmer Rouge claim U S colonel among 74 enemies killed or captured
Khmer Rouge radio broadcast via Viet Cong wire says a U S colonel was among 74 enemy officers killed or captured between October 15 and November 15. The report did not name the colonel or confirm death or capture. US Embassy spokesman in Saigon and Viet Cong delegation spokesman in Saigon say they have not heard or know about the report.
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Permitted to Burn Coal in Two ConEdison Plants
New York State Environmental Conservation Commissioner Henry L. Diamond granted Consolidated Edison permission to burn coal at two generating facilities. The approval comes after New York City denied Coal’s request last week for coal conversion at Ravenswood in Queens and Arthur Kill on Staten Island.
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Woman Sues Doctor For 110000 Over Baby Claim
A Charleston West Virginia woman filed a $110,000 damage suit against her physician alleging she underwent procedure to have a baby but did not. The suit accuses professional negligence and seeks financial compensation.
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