Centro fare stays at 35 cents for 1976 77
Centro base fare of 35 cents will remain in place for fiscal 1976 77 unless there is unexpected state or federal aid slippage. President Warren H. Frank denied rumors of a fare hike and said no service cuts are planned. Ridership rose two percent last year, the fifth straight increase, with more gains expected.
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Centro
Warren H. Frank
Frank
Authority
Midtown Plaza
Rochester
New York State
Syracuse Transit Corporation
Wildcats win national band title at Festival of States
West Genesee High School marching band under Bruce Burritt captured first place at the 55th Festival of States Band Competition in St. Petersburg Florida with a record 87.8 out of 100. Falls Church Virginia placed second by eight points. Spring Valley Washington DC finished third. More than 10 000 spectators including 350 West Genesee supporters attended. the band plans Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade invitations and additional Midwest competitions after performances at Disney World. The Wildcats return to Syracuse aboard two chartered planes arriving early Monday.
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West Genesee
Wildcats
Bruce B. Burritt
St. Petersburg
Fla
Falls Church
Spring Valley
D.C
West Gene
Burritt
Orlando
Syracuse
St.Petersburg
Hancock, International Airport
Autopsy rules drowning in Lysander case
County medical examiner Dr. Martin F. Hilfinger says Elaine E. Fanizzi 42 of 4226 Regulus Course died by drowning with no injuries. She was found in a swamp off Potter Road Lysander after her husband reported her missing. The death remains listed as suspicious but likely accidental. toxicology will be tested.
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Martin F. Hilfinger
Liverpool
Potter Road
Lysander
Hilfinger
BCI
Paul Kocher
Elaine EB. Fanizzi
Regulus
North Syracuse
Kocher
Oneida
Fanizzi
Donald Warner
Three Rivers Wildlife Preserve
J. J. McQueeney
Judith Giannino
Belgium-Cold Springs
Warner
Anthony
Cicero Barracks
Conrail to close Hornell railyard
Conrail will shut the Hornell New York rail repair shop on May 1, eliminating about 800 jobs in the Southern Tier town of 14 000. Local officials hoped a private sale of Erie Lackawanna to Chessie System could save work and freight service. Sen Buckley and Rep Lun dain attended the meeting and pledge bills to block erie lackawanna equipment removal during sale talks.
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Chessie
Conrail
Sayre
State Line
James Buckley
R-C
N.Y
Stanley Lundine
D. N
Bar Owner Kills Two In Rochester Bar Shooting
Rochester police say James Noyes 28 shot and killed Leonard Valenti 30 and Nelson Raymo 46 after four men armed with bats entered his Knob West Bar. Two others were wounded and one treated for minor injuries. Noyes charged with two counts murder and two counts assault. Investigation continues.
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Rochester
Knob West Bar
James Noyes
Noyes
Leonard Valenti
Nelson Raymo
Springwater
Rochester General Hospital
FBI arrests eight in Rochester racketeering case
The FBI announced the arrests of eight men tied to a racketeer influenced and corrupt organization accused of eight arsons in Rochester from 1970 to 1973. Those named include Richard J. Marino Joseph Natore and Dr Patrick J Rancone with others tied to local firms and unions.
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Rochester
FBI
Richard J. Marino
Trandequoit
Teamsters Local 398
Joseph Natore
Patrick J. Rancone
Chili
Frank Valeni
Federal
Springfield
Valenti
el Marrocco
Select Tire Co
Lrondequoit
Hamlin
Eugene di Francesco
Henrietta
Anthony Arena
Greece
Vincent Rallo
Irondequoit
Patrick Marracco
Hijackers Release 67 Passengers in Manila to Borneo
Three armed hijackers claiming to be Moslem rebels freed 67 passengers unharmed in Manila. A Philippine Airlines jet carried them to northern Borneo after landing safely. Local officials resisted granting asylum to the hijackers.
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Manila
the Philippines
Philippine Airlines
Borneo
CAB seeks cutback of airline controls to lower fares
The Civil Aeronautics Board urged Congress to reduce its regulation of U S air travel, saying regulation likely pushed air fares higher than necessary and calling for a lighter touch on airline controls.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
Congress
Rabin and Ford clash over aid deal in Washington
Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin said President Ford threatened to veto a foreign aid bill if it includes extra funds for Israel. Rabin claimed an understanding with the Ford administration in January to provide 550 million dollars to cover a three month delay in the start of the US fiscal year.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Yitzhak Rabin
Ford
Washington
Rabin
Longet face felony charge likely for Sabich death
Aspen prosecutors may file felony manslaughter charges against singer Claudine Longet in the March 21 shooting death of former world champion Vladimir Spider Sabich. Pitkin County District Attorney Frank Tucker said aides recommended the charge ahead of Longet’s arraignment.
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Aspen
Colo
UPI
Claudine Longet
Miss Longet
Pitkin County
Vladimir ‘Spider
Sabich
Frank Tucker
Clear Weekend Weather and Lunar Sabich Case
Clear cool weather persists with 36 degree low tonight and 10 percent rain risk. Sunday and weekend highs range from the upper 20s to the high 50s with fair skies and cool temperatures. In Sabich case jurors consider felony charges linked to the death of 31 year old Sabich at his 250000 dollar home. Pope Paul VI met Sadat in Vatican City urging a peaceful just Arab Israeli solution including Palestinians.
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National Weather Service
Hancock Field
Vatican City
Paul VI
Anwar Sadat
Sadat
Holy
Jerusalem
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