Integration plan wins state approval for Syracuse schools
The Syracuse City School District won state approval to move ahead with an elementary school integration plan that closes multiple schools and redraws boundaries to aim for 15 to 45 percent minority enrollment in each remaining school. The plan includes an open enrollment policy, a Franklin King tandem, a Danforth magnet, and transfers limited to not increasing minority percentages, with a formal timetable due by January 2 and monthly progress reports to Education Commissioner Ambach.
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Gordon M. Ambach
Syracuse Board of Education
Ambach
Board of Education
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Danforth
Franklin
Franklin- King
Franklin, King
Syracuse
Reds eye Syracuse move for 1977 78 season
Rumors say Providence Reds of the AHL will shift operations to Syracuse for 1977 78. Don Kirnan and Joe Carlone engaged in negotiations with Providence owner Tom O Halloran and partner Robert Tiernan. A half ownership transfer and continued NHL Penguins affiliation are noted.
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Jim Kosciolek
Providence Reds
Syracuse
Herald-Journal
Providence
Don Kirnan
Joe Carlone
Kirnan
Tom O'Halloran
O'Halloran
Robert Tiernan
Tiernan
Carlone
Reds
Pittsburgh Penguins
National Hockey League
North American Hockey League
Salt City Sports
Cently
NAHL
ARL
Philadelphia
Broome County
Binghamton
Boston
NHL Bruins
Brown
Providence Colege
Rochester
Kirwan
State Still Pays for Abortions in Medicaid Program
Albany reports that New York State will continue to reimburse Medicaid abortions for now. Acting Social Services Commissioner Carmen Shang said hospitals and doctors will be paid in the near term. The move follows a federal court order reshaping federal funding and a CDC directive from Washington.
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Albany
New York State
Social Services
Carmen Shang
U.S. District Court
Weather outlook for Central New York turns stormy
Cloudy, wet conditions loom with possible thunderstorms through tomorrow. A 40 percent chance of precipitation persists, with lows near 70 tonight and highs around 85 to 89 tomorrow. Sunday looks partly sunny, humid, with a high near 85 and a low near 60. The quote about middle age is unrelated.
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Hancock Airport
New York
Slaying Probed in Syracuse Woman's Beating Death
Syracuse investigators probe the beating death of Pearl Porter 59 found in her Tallman Street home. A hammer and a saucepan were noted in the scene with signs of a struggle. Chief Sardino said motive unknown as officers question relatives and search the residence.
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Thomas J. Sardino
Pearl Porter
Syracuse
Tallman Street
Tallman St
William Finney
NM Power seeks $9 monthly rate hike for residents
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp filed a rate increase plan with the Public Service Commission in Albany to raise average residential electric bills by 9 per month, aiming for 103.222 million dollars in annual new revenue. President Haehl cited rising costs and service reliability as reasons, with bills expected to rise in about 11 months. The proposal includes an 8.3 percent electric and 8.5 percent gas increase, and projects a year ending June 36, 1979 cost rise near 150 million dollars. Gas accounts for almost 60 percent of a typical bill, with the rest for service and investments. Projections show a $2.16 electric and $7.17 gas increase during high-use months, and a $1.71 monthly gas rise the rest of the year. (Concluded on Page Seven).
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Kenn Peters
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
Public Service Commission
Albany
John G. Hachl Jr
PSC
Haehl
Rockwell Officials Sell Stock Before Carter B1 Move
Rockwell International officials sold over 1.3 million dollars in stock ten days before President Carter cancelled the B1 bomber program. Wilard F. Rockwell Jr. sold 36,200 shares at about 36 dollars each. John J. Roscia sold 2,000 shares at 36.37 and 36.50. Robert Anderson sold 5,000 shares for 166,000 dollars. The Times cited analysts noting the moves could be legal yet unusual.
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New York
Rockwell International Corp
Carter
Rockwell
Wilard F. Rockwell Jr
Aerospace Corporation
John J. Roscia
New York Stock Exchange
Robert
Anderson
New York Times
Securities and Exchange Commission
The
Times
Lottery winners list for New York weekly draw announced
Winning numbers drawn today for New York's weekly lottery. six digit number 083378 in millionaire column, five digit 4157 for $1,000, four digit 5412 for $100, and three digit 710 for $20. Syracuse ad notes midsummer sale with discounted prices.
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Albany Upi
New York
Syracuse
Nixon souvenirs drive sale of remaining silver dollars
The Carter administration plans to sell 977,589 silver dollars remaining from a 3 million batch found in an audit. The coins bear a Bicentennial Nixon signature, and officials expect about 15 million dollars from the sale. GSA head Joel Solomon says repackaging costs led to selling as is with treasury proceeds.
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Carter
Richard M. Nixon
Joel W. Solomon
General Services Administration
Hamilton Jordan
White House
Treasury
Solomon
Congress
GSA
Treasury Department
Nixon
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