Massena Loses Ruling In Municipal Power Fight
A federal panel ruled Niagara Mohawk Power Corp not obligated to transmit power to Massena for a new municipal electric system. The FERC ordered a hearing to show cause why Niagara Mohawk should not be forced to transmit electricity later. Massena seeks to take over town lines serving 16,000 residents and buy power from the Power Authority, but transmission across Niagara Mohawk lines is disputed.
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Niagara Mohawk
Massena
Gas aid sought to halt fuel outflow from Syracuse Hess station
Onondaga County Energy Committee asks Gov. Carey to stop 300000 gallons a month leaving Syracuse after Don's Hess at 758 Erie Boulevard West closes for 90 days of renovation. Amerada Hess has not responded. Committee proposes temporarily relocating fuel to a Mobil station at West Genesee and North Geddes.
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Jay Goldman
Syracuse
Onondaga County Energy Committee
Albany
Hugh Carey
Energy Committee
Amerada-Hess Company
Don’s Hess
Erie Boulevard West
Onondaga County
William D. Cotter
Cotie
Amerada-Hess
Woodbridge
N.J
Mobil
West Genesee
Geddes
Cotter
County Energy Committee
State Energy Office
Congress
Federal Register
Storm knocks out power to 1500 in Skaneateles area
Two outages last night cut service for 1223 customers in Niles and Skaneateles when a 34500 volt line failed after a lightning strike at Miller Bottling Plant and a tree limb hit a 13200 volt feeder at Jewett substation. 350 more lost power in western Skaneateles. Weather remains hot and humid with 70 percent rain chance through tomorrow. July was near normal for rainfall and temperatures at Hancock Airport.
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Skaneateles
Niagara Mohawk Power Co
New York State Electric and Gas Co
Niagara Mohawk
Miller
Niles and
Jewett
Hancock Airport
Syracuse
Rip Van Winkle’s 20 year slumber and the odd endorsement gap
A curious ask arises from Rip Van Winkle waking to a changed world. The tale notes his long sleep and the absence of any mattress endorsement demand, highlighting the anachronistic humor of marketing in a transformed era.
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Rip van Winkle
O'Neill doubts reversal of thermostat bill amendment
Washington AP report says House may pass standby gas rationing authority while also rolling back part of the thermostat rule. An amendment by Rep. Wylie allows business exemptions if energy is saved elsewhere, passed 267 to 152, complicating prospects for final passage before Carter’s desk.
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Washington
House
Thomas P. O’neill
Carter
Congress
Chalmers P. Wylie
Rohio
O'Neill
House Senate
John D. Dingell
D-Mich
Wylie
Dingell
White House
Central New York lawmakers see districts spared in 1981 redraw
U S Reps James Hanley of Syracuse and Gary Lee of Dryden breathe easier as unofficial Census Bureau figures show districts to be dropped in 1981 will be in western and downstate New York. Hanley’s 4 percent gain contrasts with Lee’s 1.2 percent decline. New York’s total seats drop from 45 to 39.
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U.S
James Hanley
Syracuse
Gary Lee
Dryden
U.S. Census Bureau
New York
Hanley
Lee
Census Bureau
Indi
Cated Hanley
House of Representatives
Sun Belt
Henry Nowak
Buffalo
New York City
Robert Garcia
South Bronx
Garcia
Nowak
Sun
Lottery winners named in Albany Olympic draw
UPI reports the state Olympic Lottery results with five thousand dollar prize numbers H48184 and one thousand dollar numbers F48047 H46514 J52299 F69878 1122079 listed as winning entries in today’s drawing in Albany.
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Albany
UPI
Carter Uses Trip to Push Energy Plan
President Carter, in Bardstown Kentucky, portrays OPEC and big oil as threats to the American way of life and his political future. He tours on the road for the first time since Cabinet shake-up, addressing electric plant workers and a 1500-strong town meeting to revive confidence and rally support for his energy agenda.
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Eugene V. Risher
Newhouse
Bardstown, Ky
Carter
OPEC
Big Oil
Congress
Saul
Favorite son for Moynihan in Carter setback
Democratic Sen. Daniel Patrick Moynihan said he would accept a New York state party appeal as a favorite son candidate if Carter is unhorsed in the 1980 primaries. He stressed he is content to stay in the Senate and not pursue the White House seriously.
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Terence J. Kivlan
Washington
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
New York
Jimmy Carter
Capitol Hill
Moynihan
Hugh Carey
Carter
Senate
White House
Poor districts try new ways in education
In a four part series on New York's poorest school districts, Moriah and Odessa Montour illustrate how lack of wealth limits funds yet spurs innovation. An Moira elementary teacher notes the need to improvise when books are scarce while Principal John Tesar, who also served as high school principal and guidance counselor, describes tight budgets and austere operations.
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Moriah
Adirondacks
Odessa-Montour
Finger ‘Lakes
Northway
Lake Champlain
Tesar
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Texas
Peggy Gardner
D.B. Benson
Army Air Corps
Marva Stacy
Shady Point
Okla
Benson
U.S. Air Force
Trip
Bardstown
Bridge
Trudy Tynan
Associated Press
John Tesar
Sy PY
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