Two arrested in fish netting near Chittenango Creek
State Conservation officers arrested Bridgeport men Joseph Chimbers and Merald Smith after confiscating more than 125 pounds of fish from illegal walleye pike nets in Chittenango Creek near Route 31. The men, wearing wetsuits, face charges of possession of walleye during a closed season and were cited to appear before Town of Sullivan Justice Robert Benson.
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State Conservation Department
Bridgeport
Chittenango Creek
James Wason
Joseph Chimbers
Merald Smith
Sullivan
Robert Benson
Eason
Oneida Lake
Madison County
Chimbers
Smith
Klaxon
Mark Richardson
Parish
Bert Snyder
Stockbridge
John Leupp
Sasan
Eason and
Richardson
James Eason
Carter defends positions amid Syracuse campaign stop
In Syracuse Carter responded to critics Jackson and Udall on national issues, stating there are no simple answers and promising specific replies to particular questions. Georgia Senator Julian Bond accused Carter of lying about asking Bond to press McGovern for a vice presidential consideration. Carter denied the charge, noting he asked Andrew Young and Coretta King to help seek support before Eagleton.
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Jimmy Carter
Syracuse
Henry Jackson
Morris Udall
Carter
Georgia
Hilton Inn
Bond
Julian Bond
U.S
George McGovern
Thomas
Eagleton
Udall
McGovern
Gov. Carter
Andrew Young
Coretta King
Weather outlook shows light snow flurries tonight then sun returns
The National Weather Service at Hancock Airport forecasts a 30 percent chance of snow flurries or rain showers tonight with an overnight low near 30. A sunny day awaits tomorrow with a high of 45 to 50 and winds from the west.
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National Weather Service
Hancock
Roy Danforth Leaves Syracuse for Tulane Coaching Post
Roy Danforth, longtime Syracuse coach, plans to move to Tulane to lead the Green Wave for a fresh start in the Metro Six. The move caps eight winters at Syracuse with a likely pay rise, as Tulane officials announced the planned hiring amid rumors and a delayed confirmation.
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Roy Danforth
Syracuse
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Tulane University
Herald Journal
New Orleans
Rix Yard
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Herald
Tulane
Roy
Orange
Danforth
Carolyn
University of Southern Missis
Jackson
Charles Moir
Moir
Cincinnati
Louisville
Georgia Tech
Memphis State
St. Louis
Jim Boeheim
Dave Bing
Boeheim
Lyons
University of Rochester
Tommy Green
Bill Vesp
Colgate
Miami Beach gunman kills three detectives in motel shootout
An Illinois man identified as Ronald J. Born shot three Dade County Public Safety auto theft detectives, killing Clark Curlette Thomas Hodges and Frank Dazevedo before wounding others. Born, alias Joseph R Moulood, died from a self-inflicted head wound as police surrounded him in a seagrape thicket.
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Miami Beach
UPI
Ronald J. Born
North Miami General Hospital
Born
Joseph R. Moulood
Illinois
Clark Curlette
Thomas Hodges
Frank Dazevedo
Dade County Public Safety Department
Hodges
Wittesses
Vurlette
Dazeveda
Firog
Dazevedy
Adomen
Curlette
Cazevedo
Snakes in Salina Sewer Stun Officials on April Fools Day
Town resident reports five snakes in a sewer line prompting April Fool jokes from Mario Santangelo, Salina highways superintendent, who later confirms the snakes are real after visiting the home. He notes the department handles over 100 calls daily and ponders who will remove them.
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Mario Santangelo
Salina
Ford bids for Connally's support in 1976 bid
President Ford works to win John Connally's backing in the Texas May 1 primary while mayors at a national forum hint Humphrey could seek the Democratic nomination. Ford hosts Connally at the White House as a new foreign intelligence advisory board member and honors Connally with a Treasury portrait. Humphrey signs into a bright spotlight at the Democratic Mayors Conference in New York, while Reagan with field tv strategy and Kissinger disputes a contentious quote.
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Lewis Lord
United Press International
Ford
John Connally
Big City
Hubert Humphrey
Wisconsin
Connally
Texas
White House
President
Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board
Treasury
Treasury Department
Humphrey
Morris Udall
Jimmy Carter
Henry Jackson
National Conference of Democratic Mayors
New York
Canal Museum Director Frank Thomson Dies at 42
Frank B. Thomson, director of the Syracuse Canal Museum and noted canal historian, collapsed at his home early today from an apparent heart attack. He was 42 and had been active in museum expansion, the Erie Canal Park project, and Bicentennial observances. Thomson, Albany native, directed the museum since 1962 and often spoke to civic groups promoting canal preservation.
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Frank B. Thomson
Syracuse
Canal Museum
Saratooa
Saratoga Circle
DeWitt
Syracuse University
Kenneth Golden
Thomson
Mr. Thomson
Albany
Syracuse Museum
Asm
Erie Canal Park
Dorothy
Museum
America
Erie Canal
King Carl XVI Gustaf begins four week U.S. tour
King Carl XVI Gustaf departed by plane for a four week trip across the United States. The tour will include a visit with Americans of Swedish descent, including a stop in Jamestown New York.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Carl XVI Gustaf
United States
Jamestown
N.Y
Staats reviews NYC fiscal woes
The comptroller general said New York is behind in budget balancing with no long term solution, while Mayor Beame insisted federal loans will be repaid and a city plan to fix finances will take effect by 1978. He warned wage freezes may strain budgets and push workers to seek other jobs.
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Carolyn
New Orleans
Danforth
Tulane
Houdini
Washington
New York
Elmer Staats
General Accounting Office
Congress
New York City
Staats
Abraham Beame
Senate Banking Committee
Beame
Automation man makes work look easy for women
A humorous note highlights a fictional figure who simplifies tasks to the point where women can handle all duties with apparent ease. The tone mimics a lighthearted column urging efficiency and broadening roles.
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