Carey Says New York Budget Balanced After Painful Reforms
Gov. Hugh J. Carey told 400 newspaper editors at the State Society of Newspaper Editors convention that New York is past its fiscal hangover and will stay on the wagon. He noted the 1976-77 budget is balanced without gimmicks, though more cuts and hard choices lie ahead as the state re-enters short-term money markets. Carey cited parochial interests and a decade-long economic decline, while announcing a Miller brewery complex expansion with Philip Morris executives in Volney.
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Kenn Peters
Hugh J. Carey
State Society of Newspaper Editors
Carey
Society
Syracuse
Assembly
Senate
Volney
Miller Brewery
Joseph F. Cullman
Philip Morris, Inc
John A. Murphy
Miller Brewing Co
John H. Mulroy
Joseph Golden
Jackson bolsters position in New York primary campaign
Senator Henry M. Jackson leads in New York with strong backing from Jewish and labor leaders as Democrats vote tomorrow. Udall and Carter campaign in Wisconsin while Wallace and Harris hold limited delegate states. Jackson forecasts 35 to 40 percent of New York delegates, aiming to build toward the nomination.
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New York
Henry M. Jackson
Arizona
Morris K. Udall
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
Wisconsin
Jackson
Syracuse
Gates
Carter
Udall
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Oklahoma
Fred Harris
California
Edmund (. Brown Jr
Idaho
Frank Church
Owever
Donald Manes
Soviet Union
Firefighters battle 3 story blaze on Salina Street
City firemen fought a full working fire at 1:20 p.m. in a three story building in the 2200 block of South Salina Street near Colvin Street. Traffic backed up as equipment blocked streets and officials requested additional gear.
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South Salina Street
Colvin Street
Dorm fire at Skidmore kills student in three story Wilmarth Hall
A dorm blaze at Skidmore College in Wilmarth Hall left Jody Smith of Harrisburg Pa. dead and at least 40 injured. Emergency crews treated 23 patients at Saratoga Hospital for smoke inhalation with many others examined for shock.
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Saratogan Springs
UPS
Skidmore College
Jody Smith
Harrisburg
Saratoga Hospital
Joanne Handler
Manhattan
Rosanne
Wilmarth Hall
Skidmore
Fair weather forecast for tonight and tomorrow
The National Weather Service at Hancock Field expects fair weather tonight and tomorrow. It will be partly cloudy with a low around 32 and a 20 percent chance of rain. Tomorrow features sunny periods with a high near 55, above the normal 42. A daytime shower also carries a 20 percent chance.
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National Weather Service
Hancock Field
Department window joke on shirts for men with 16 and 17 necks
A department store window quip plays on men’s shirt sizes with a clever line about neck measurements. The humorous sign highlights exaggerated necks as a lighthearted shopper’s note in a retail setting.
Violent Protests Rock Peking After Chou En-lai's Death
Mobs ransacked Tiananmen Square in Peking amid tributes to the late Premier Chou En-lai. They clashed with police and militiamen, set vehicles ablaze, and swarmed a fire truck. Slogans tied the violence to the power struggle involving Teng Hsiao-ping as crowds visited a Martyrs' Monument during Ching Ming.
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Hong Kong
UPI
Chou En-lai
Peking
Tien An Men
Gate of Heavenly Peace
UPT
Chou
Teng Hsiao-ping
Alaska Airlines jet overruns at Ketchikan Airport
An Alaska Airlines jetliner carrying 41 persons overran the runway end at Ketchikan Airport and plunged into a 60 foot ravine. There was no immediate indication of injuries.
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Ketchikan, Alaska
Alaska Airlines
Ketchikan
Court refuses Calley review
The Supreme Court declined to review the 1971 conviction of former Army Lt. William L. Calley Jr for the My Lai massacre. An attorney stated the Army secretary said Calley would be placed on immediate parole and not returned to prison. The Court let stand an 8-5 circuit ruling reinstating the conviction, with Calley living as a civilian in Columbus, Georgia while appealing.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Army
William L. Calley Jr
My Lai
Calley
Secretary of the Army
U.S. Circuit Court
New Orleans
Congress
Nixon
Columbus
U.S
J. Robert Elliott
College Costs Climb 6 to 9 Percent in 1976 77
The College Board projects a 6 to 9 percent rise in college costs for 1976 77, varying by type of college and housing status. Public two year residents and private four year students face notable increases, with proprietary schools showing as much as a 12 percent jump for residents. Syracuse area colleges including Syracuse University and Le Moyne College report tuition and room board hikes, while SUNY boards approve boosts for in state undergraduates and graduates.
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Syracuse Area
Syracuse University
SU Board of Trustees
LeMoyne College
State University System
Suny Board of Regents
Suny Grad
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No. 10 Downing Street
London
Harold Wilson
Britain
Labor Party
Michael Foot
Labor
Hugh L. Carey
Armand Magnarelli
James M. Hanley
Jeff
Lee Alexander
Ford
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Norodom Sihanouk
Cambodia
Phnom Penh
Oye
M. Miller
Newton Center
Mass
Susan Miller
Wayne, NJ
Karen Lichtman
Poughkeepsie Area
Sinsen
Sylvia Porter
Earl Wilson Taletools
LIPS
College
College Board
Stephen
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