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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1977

Page

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Car Crash Kills DeWitt Driver Gregory Schaff

Gregory Schaff 29 of 246 Roxbury Road died after his westbound car struck a parked flashing tractor trailer on East Genesee Street near Route 5 in DeWitt. The truck driver Joseph Fretty escaped injury. An autopsy will determine exact cause. Services set for Thursday at St. Matthew's Church East Syracuse. He was a salesman for A V Wiggins Inc and member of local clubs. Surviving wife Jason and extended family listed. He was born in Syracuse and a Fayetteville-Manlius alum. Funeral home in East Syracuse handling arrangements. Sessions and hours noted.

Hast Genesee Street DeWitt Crouse- Irving Memorial Hospital Gregory Schaff Roxbury Road J. S. Lindsay Schaff East Genesee Street Route 5 DeWitt Fire Department Joseph Fretty Wilkes Barre Syracuse Fayetteville-Manlius A. V. Wiggins Inc St. Matthew's Roman Catholic Church East Syracuse Scaff Wanoa Golf Club Minoa Donna Baker Schaff Jason Eloise L. Schaff Fayetteville Donald Schaff Liverpool Suzanne Nancy Manlius Richard Adsitt Marjorie Mark Edwin Schaff Delaney and Grenbell St. Matthew's Church Pine Plains Cemetery North Manlius

Administration Opposes Major Aid for Consumer Co-ops

The Carter administration opposed broad federal aid to consumer cooperatives saying more evidence is needed on need and cost effectiveness. An experimental two year 20 million dollar loan project is planned while a proposed 256 million annual program would fund a national consumer cooperative bank to capitalize loans.

Washington Carter Administration Roger Altman Treasury Department Carter Fernand J. St. Germain D-R Altman House National Consumer Cooperative Bank

Polaroid Unveils Instant Motion Picture System

Polaroid Corp announced an instant motion picture system at its 40th annual stockholders meeting in Needham Mass The system, long pursued by founder Edwin Land aged 67, aims to produce movies in a minute amid broad speculation before the reveal.

Needham, Mass Polaroid Corp Edwin Land

Lawmakers push bill to ease handling of abandoned accounts

State Sen. Martin Auer and Assemblyman Hy Miller back legislation to keep dormant bank accounts active by simple notice delivery. They argue current rules seize funds after five years with no interest to owners, while banks would gain use of unclaimed funds.

Kenn Peters Albany Martin S. Auer Hy Miller Auer-Miller Auer Senate Finance Committee Senate Assembly Ways and Means Miller R-119th Dist State Department of Audit and Control R-49th Dist

Moravian Dies in Fire at Lakefront Home

Edward O'Brien, 84, of Cascade on Owasco Lake, died from asphyxiation in a fire that destroyed his one story lakefront house. Firefighters from Moravia Locke and Scipio battled the blaze about 4 45 a m. The fire was ignited by an unattended open fireplace. Wade the Moravia Fire Chief and coroner led removal of the body. State police investigators continue the probe.

Moravia Edward O’brien R.D Cascade Owasco Lake Phillip Robinson Locke Scipio Auburn O'Brien David Wade O’brien Wade James Taber Edward Maywall

Court bans inheritance ban on illegitimate children

The Supreme Court ruled 5 0 that state laws denying illegitimate children inheritance from their fathers when no will exists are unconstitutional. Illinois law and similar statutes in about twenty states were struck down for violating equal protection in intestate estates.

Washington Supreme Court Illinois

Tax Form Wound From Blank Question

A man finishing his income tax form asks who says you cannot be wounded by a blank. The joke plays on the sting of an empty form and unexpected pain from paperwork.

Cunningham counts dropped in final indictment dismissal

The last of four indictments against former New York Democratic chairman Patrick J. Cunningham was dismissed. Justice Leonard H. Sandler criticized the prosecutor Maurice Nadjari, who had been appointed to root out corruption in the Bronx criminal justice system during Governor Rockefeller's era.

New York Patrick J. Cunningham Bronx Supreme Court Leonard H. Sandler Cunningham Maurice Nadjari Nelson A. Rockefeller

Clearing Sky Over Syracuse With Mild Temps Tonight

The weatherman at Hancock Airport forecasts a partial clearing of cloud cover over Syracuse and a low around 40 tonight. Tomorrow brings mostly sunny skies and a high near 65 with southwest winds 5 to 15 mph and only a 10 percent chance of rain.

Syracuse Hancock Airport

CSEA pact vote delayed as contract language is ironed out

The Civil Service Employees Association delays ballot mailing for a week to settle final contract language with the state. Union leaders cite possible disagreement over increments and a need for clarity before asking members to ratify a two year, 14 percent pay raise pact covering about 140,000 state workers.

Albany Civil Service Employes Association CSEA Tvent

Well capping operation postponed again in Ekofisk blowout

In Stavanger Norway AP the American team led by Red Adair postponed capping the runaway Ekofisk well again to add more gear to the Bravo rig amid gale winds. A blue ribbon panel was appointed by Norway to probe the blowout as it shapes the political and economic stakes ahead of next year’s test drilling.

Stavanger Norway North Sea Ekofisk Labor Phillips Petroleum Co U.S United States Washington Boots Hansen Richard Hattenerg Texas Red Adair

Kids Run Horse Manure Firm Faces Tax Probe

In San Diego the state Board of Equalization investigates KIDCO Inc a manure and compost seller run by Richard Cessna Jr 12 and siblings ages 9 to 14 The children employ a lawyer and plan to contest tax claims arguing the business is not taxable while the state views the byproduct as taxable and tangible services.

San Diego State Board of Equalization Richard Cessna Jr KIDCO Kidco, Inc Richard Cessna San Diego Country Estates Ramona Calif Cessna British West Indies California Richard Jr NeNe Bette June Cole Lincoln

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