Volunteer injured in Liverpool training fire
Dale Moulton, 22, of Carney Avenue, sustained mostly burns to the head during a live fire drill in a 12 week Liverpool Volunteer Fire Department course. He remained in satisfactory condition at State University Hospital burn unit after being pulled from a vacant Taft Road house by an instructor.
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Dale Moulton
Carney Avenue
Michael Waters
Moulton
Liverpool Volunteer Fire Department
Waters
Taft Road
Northern Boulevard
Clay
Hinsdale
Mattydale
Krupsak aide named deputy superintendent of insurance
Linda Lamel of Schenectady, aide to Lt. Gov. Mary Anne Krupsak, named deputy superintendent of insurance. Gov. Carey announced the 33 year old lawyer as the first woman in such a high post in the Insurance Department with a salary of 38558 a year.
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Albany
Linda Lamel
Schenectady
Mary Anne Krupsak
Hugh Carey
Board votes down junior ROTC plan amid indoctrination fears
Chittenango district rejects creating a Junior Air Force ROTC at the high school after critics liken it to youth indoctrination in prewar Germany. Principal Harold Talbot and others cite academic benefits and limited funding as factors in the debate.
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Harold J. Talbot Jr
Germany
Clyde Marcellus
Chittenango
Marcellus
Nazi Germany
Talbot
Canastota Central School
Oneida-Madison
Liverpool
Central Square
Syracuse
Bradley wins second term as Los Angeles mayor
Mayor Tom Bradley defends victory claiming the race issue is banished from city campaigns after securing 59.4 percent of the vote with 94 percent counted. Alan Robbins trails at 28.1 percent while Howard Jarvis holds 9.9 percent amid ongoing runoff uncertainties.
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Los Angeles
Tom Bradley
California
Edmond G. Brown Jr
Bradley
Ethel
Phyllis
L.A
Alan Robbins
Tex
Howard Jarvis
Carter Signs Broad Powers Bill To Reorganize Bureaucracy
President Carter signed legislation giving him powers to reorganize the federal bureaucracy and make government more responsive efficient and open. He said his administration will streamline the executive branch as a centerpiece of his 1976 White House campaign.
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Washington
Carter
White House
Snow Flurries, Cold Tonight With Snow Likely Tomorrow
Forecast calls for a 30 percent chance of snow flurries tonight with a low in the mid 20s and mostly cloudy tomorrow with periods of snow and highs in the mid 30s. Flooding on Beach Road in Cicero rises as Oneida Lake remains high and winds push water onto shore, causing property damage to be assessed when levels fall. Town Supervisor Girard M. Hogan notes the damage is widespread and cannot yet be quantified.
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Hancock
Beach Road
Cicero
Oneida Lake
Girard M. Hogan
Central New York CSEA strike looms with contingency plans
State government agencies in central New York prepare for potential walkout by about 6,000 CSEA members and up to 10,000 in the region. Hospitals like Upstate Medical Center outline contingency plans, while officials note workers may face two days pay per strike day. Negotiations on a pay raise remains contentious as budgets provide funds for the offer.
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Civil Service
Department
State Civil Service Employes Association
CSEA
CSHA
Upstate Medical Center
Midtown Plaza
New York State
Hugh L. Carey
Carey
Syracuse
Flood waters recede as Appalachia reels from floods
Flood waters retreat in most areas of Appalachia after 30 hours of heavy rain and tornadoes across the region kill at least 30. In Kentucky and West Virginia towns along Tug Fork families flee rising water. Kermit Crum and Williamson evacuations accelerate. Guardsmen rescue isolated residents as several rivers crest. Four missing in Virginia.
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Associated Press
Appalachia
West Virginia
Tug Fork
Kentucky
Virginia
Alabama
Williamson
W. Va
Kermit and Crum
Cumberland
Barbourville
National Guardsmen
New York State Reports Lower Interest on Spring Borrowing
Albany AP New York State secured a 4.51 percent average on 3.6 billion in tax and revenue notes, reducing total interest to 121 million. Comptroller Arthur Levitt said last year’s 3.7 billion issue at seven percent cost 177 million, saving taxpayers over 50 million.
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Albany
New York State
Arthur Levitt
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