Former Troop D Officer Promoted Heads Troop F
Albany announces three major promotions in the New York State Police and a new lieutenant in the Bureau of Criminal Investigation. Inspectors Daniel Dakin and Raymond Kisor plus Senior Investigator Donald Guiry are named majors effective Dec 31. Zone Sergeant Donald Pinto becomes BCI lieutenant immediately. Kisor to command Troop F Middletown. Dakin to Troop C Sydney. Pinto to BCI. Guiry moves to head Governor's Security Detail.
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Albany
State Police
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
William E. Kirwan
Daniel A. Daking
Raymond M. Kisor
Donald J. Guiry
Zone Ser
Geant Donald J. Pinto
Kingston
Dakin
Sidney
Augustus C. Robson
Kisor
Middletown
John W. Monahan
Batavia
John P. Nohlen
Guiry
Edward M. Galvin
Robson
Nohlen
Galvin
Hhe
Oneida
Navy
BCI
Saranac Lake
Bevan Denies Mismanaging Penn Central Funds
Philadelphia AP Bevan former Penn Central finance chairman rejects House Banking Committee charges that he mismanaged a 21 million investment. He says the committee report alleging continued funding to Executive Jet Aviation for personal reasons is untrue and unfounded.
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Philadelphia
David S. Bevan
Penn Central Transportation Co
House Banking Committee
Bevan
Banking Committee
Wright Patman
D—Tex
Penn Central
Executive Jet Aviation, Inc
J. W. Ricciardi
Miami
Ringling Bros Circus Sold to Toy Maker Mattel
Los Angeles AP reports Ringling Bros Barnum & Bailey Circus known for a century may be sold to Mattel Inc. chairman Elliot Handler and Irvin Feld circus president announced in principle Monday pending directors’ approval. Mattel aims to grow in youth market as the circus history links to Barnum and the 1919 merger.
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Los Angeles
Ringling Bros.Barnum & Bailey Circus
Elliot Handler
Mattel, Inc
Irvin Feld
Mattel
P. T. Barnum
Bros
First Bicycle Patent Granted in 1866 United States
The first U S bicycle patent went to Pierre Lallement and James Carroll of Ansonia Conn in 1866 marking an early milestone in American cycling history according to Encyclopaedia Britannica.
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United States
Pierre Lallement
James Carroll
Ansonia, Conn
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Third Victim of New RD. 104 Crashes Dies
Wolcott Leman Frederick Gaylord 74 of Wolcott RD 3 Town of Butler died Sunday at Myers Community Hospital Sodus after being injured in a crash at Route 104 and New Hartford Street Just south of Wolcott He is the third death from accidents on the new Route 104 ten mile stretch opened recently Surviving include a son stationed in Hawaii two grandsons four sisters and two brothers Services set for 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at Robertson Funeral Home Burial in Glenside Cemetery Military honors by Wolcott Post 881
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Red Creek
Gaylord
LaFayette
France
Wolcott Presbyterian Church
Wolcott
American Legion
Leman W. Gaylord
Hawaii
Navy
Mark David
Leaman Frederick
Laura Jenkins
Wolcott RD
Mary Hudson
Arthur Seegle
Newton Farmwell
Geneva
Edward C
Los Angeles
Calif
Wallis Gaylord
North Fort Myers
Fla
Robertson Funeral Home
New Hartford St
Glenside Cemetery
Apollo 14 to Prowl Moon Cone Crater Slope
Apollo 14 astronauts plan two moonwalks totaling about 1.5 miles, with Alan Shepard and Edgar Mitchell exploring Cone Crater rim and geologic features. Stuart Roosa will orbit in Kitty Hawk photographing sites and conducting experiments. The mission launches January 31 from Cape Kennedy for a nine day flight.
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Washington
Moon
Cone Crater
Apollo
Chester M. Lee
Cape Kennedy
Lee
Alan B. Shepard Jr
Edgar D. Mitchell
Fra Mauro
Stuart A. Roosa
Kitty Hawk
Shepard
Mitchell
Earth
Antares
Local Weather Report and Forecast for Snow Flurries
Weather outlook calls for intermittent snow mixed with sleet or freezing rain this afternoon, then snow tonight. Expect 2 to 5 inches new snow by midnight with highs in the mid 20s and lows around 20 to 25. Wednesday remains cloudy with some snow likely. Thursday outlook shows more snow flurries and a high near 30.
Minor Fire Damage at Smith Residence in Little France
Central Square Fire Dept. responded to a 1:32 a.m. call at the Smith residence in Little France. Oswego County Fire Control reports minor fire damage confined to a wall.
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Central Square
Buffalo Police Seize Porno Magazines in Airport Case
Police seized about 1000 magazines described as pornographic that were valued at 15 dollars each after remaining unclaimed at Buffalo Airport for a month. Detective Sergeant Spano said the seizure followed a warrant, with no arrests made. The Danish printed magazines were routed via Los Angeles to four fictitious addresses. State and local officers had surveilled the shipment.
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Buffalo
Frank V. Spano
Denmark
Los Angeles
University of Rochester Student Found Incompetent for Trial
A University of Rochester student, Zygmunt Tobias the 22 year old Rochester man, is judged mentally incompetent to stand trial for the shooting death of Lorraine Redinger a 22 year old woman and graduate student at the university. Two psychiatrists from county and Albion examined him for three weeks and the judge postponed ruling. The district attorney was given a week to seek further psychiatric testing.
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Batavia
N.Y
University of Rochester
Glenn R. Morton
Genesee County Court
Zygmunt Tobias
Robert E.o'toole
Guy W. Walters
Albion
Morton
Tobias
Dist. Atty
Ernest M
Rochester
Lorraine Redinger
Route 5
le Roy
Miss Redinger
Clearfield
Iroquois Gas Corp seeks 14 percent rate increase
Iroquois Gas Corp asked the Public Service Commission to approve a 14 percent rate rise citing cash shortfalls. President Herbert D. Clay said the increase would raise about $16 million annually from 400,000 customers in 11 Western New York counties. The average residential bill would rise by about $3.36 monthly to $27.10.
Four Hannibal Seniors Win Regents Scholarships
Four Hannibal Central seniors win Regents scholarships joining two alternates. Recipients include Nancy Cronkite, Janette Granholm, Danny Halstead and Dale Palesch with strong academic and extracurricular records. Alternates are Kathleen Quigley and Charles Thompson.
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Charles Thompson
Kathleen Quigley
Danny Halstead
Janette
Hannibal Central
Nancy Cronkite
Merton Cronkite
Oswego
Janette Granholm
Carl Granholm
Harold Halstead
Fulton
Dale Palesch
John Palesch
RD 6
William Quigley
Hannibal
Miss Cronkite
State University Colleges
Buffalo
Geneseo
Miss Granholm
State University College At
Student Applications Highlight Local Youths
Council President Dale applies to Cornell University and Penn State to study electrical engineering. Kathleen Quigley active in student groups and chorus seeks admission to New Hampshire College majoring in business education. Charles Thompson active in athletics has no firm plans for next year.
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Dale
Cornell University
Penn State
Kathleen Quigley
New Hampshire College
Charles Thompson
U S District Court Dismisses GM Suit
A U S District Court in Wilmington dismissed General Motors suit challenging a federal safety notification order. Judge Caleb M Wright ordered transfer to Washington where the government filed suit to enforce the order and penalties up to 400000. GM says only 50000 vehicles with special equipment face wheel hazards.
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Wilmington
Del
U.S
General Motors Corp
Washington
Caleb M. Wright
Department of Transportation
Wright
Pillars of Hercules identified as strait promontories
The Pillars of Hercules are not mountains but two promontories at the Strait of Gibraltar. Their modern names are Rock of Gibraltar in Europe and Jebel Musa in Africa.
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Europe
Africa
Strait of Gibraltar
Rock of Gibraltar
Jebel Musa
Five Of Six Found Dead In East Side Cottage
Police identified four of the six victims as Robert Cunningham Clifford Manley William McKelley and Mrs Willa Mae Ross 45 of Buffalo. Theodore Stover 37 of Buffalo was identified by a sister. A man remains unidentified. Poison fumes from a detached space heater vent were suspected.
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Robert Cunningham
Clifford Manley
William McKelley
Willa Mae Ross
Buffalo
Theodore Stover
Cunningham
Four Time Zones in Alaska Create Regional Time Differences
Alaska spans four time zones with Juneau in Pacific Standard Time, Yakutat and Yukon areas in Yukon Standard, and Fairbanks, Anchorage, Nome, and most of the state in Alaska Standard, including Bering Standard regions. This arrangement means substantial local time variation across the state.
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Alaska
Junea
Yukutat
Yukon
Fairbanks
Anchorage
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