Judges named in ticket fix reportinq
A state Commission report names Judge James Fahey, County Court Judge Patrick J Cunningham, and Justice James Jerome among officials who asked for ticket fixes for friends. Jerome appears in multiple cases from 1973 to 1976 seeking lenient treatment for traffic violators. The commission recommends censure for Jerome and several others, with details on prior cases and potential future actions.
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James Fahey
Patrick J. Cunningham
Geddes
James Jerome
DeWitt
Jack Schultz
Jerome
Anther
James Hopeck
Halfmoon Town Court
John J. Séambati Jr
DeWitt Town Court
Thomas O'Connell
Brutus Town Court
Edward Fonda
Commission
Energy costs soar in July wholesale inflation
Washington reports July wholesale inflation up 1.1 percent as energy costs surge. Gasoline delivered to stations rose 3.9 percent and 38.9 percent from July 1978, while home heating oil climbed 9 percent and 51.8 percent year over year. Food held steady from June, but overall rise marked the steepest since February. Excluding food, wholesale prices jumped 1.4 percent.
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Washington
Labor Department
White House
State Tower Blast Jolts City in Early Morning Incident
An early morning explosion damaged the State Tower Building basement pump room and Al Edison Photography studio. No injuries due to only three people present. Investigators consider a gasoline leak from Exxon station tanks in the building parking garage. gasoline odors lingered as crews cleaned. Fire officials shut off gas service to check meters and potential damage. Station owner Lee Short denied responsibility. Witnesses described vibrations and a similar 1961 blast cited by officials. Police lab tests on gasoline samples awaited before final statements.
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Deborah Rose
Jim O’hara
State Tower
Exxon
State Tower Building
Richard Buck
al Edison
Edison
Ment
Lee Short
Dick Lehman
William Hayes
Jay Seitz
Fire Department
OPEC Currency Plan Rumor Lifts Gold Prices
Gold prices rose about 3.5 dollars per ounce in Europe as the dollar weakened. Traders cited a report that OPEC may drop the dollar as its oil pricing standard in favor of a basket of currencies.
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London
Europe
Organization of
Endrin residue warnings in Hudson Valley wildlife data
A state study shows high endrin levels in lower Hudson Valley wildlife from a 1977 pesticide program. Initial wet weight reporting underplayed results, later revised figures exceed FDA food standards in 8 of 32 samples, including a pheasant liver at over 30 ppm. officials caution against consuming liver or fatty tissue from area wildlife.
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Albany
Hudson Valley
Department of Agriculture and Markets
Ward Stone
State
Department of Environmental Conservation
Stone
Ulster
Dutchess
Orange Counties
Robert Mungari
Federal Drug Administration
Mungari
Lottery numbers drawn in weekly state draw
The following numbers were selected today in the state's weekly lottery drawing for 10 71 and 50 472. A match of all five numbers is worth 2500 dollars.
Politicians' $130 penthouse on Capitol top floor
Washington Ogdensburg congressmen live in a sparsely furnished eighth floor penthouse once the Congressional Hotel. McEwen pays 186 dollars monthly with maid service. Nine lawmakers from several states occupy the top floor now leased to a Democratic club, prompting questions about taxpayer expense and luxury.
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Washington
Ogdensburg
Robert McEwen
McEwen
Congressional Hotel
New York
Syracuse
James Hanley
Congressional
Hope Démocratic Club
Wee
Wet Weather Ahead With Chance of Thunderstorms
Wet weather moves into the area with a 40 percent chance of showers tonight as a Hancock Airport forecaster notes. Overnight low near 60, winds SSE 10 to 20 mph. Tomorrow, showers and thunderstorms likely with highs around 80 and a 60 percent rain forecast. Extended outlook shows partly cloudy Saturday and Sunday with a thunderstorm chance, then fair weather Monday with lows near 60 and highs around 80.
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Hancock Airport
United States reafirms three mile territorial limit
The Navy has orders to take reasonable steps to ensure other nations understand the U S does not recognize waters beyond three miles. Administration sources say the move follows a White House decision to assert rights both diplomatically and in fact.
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Washington
Navy
United States
Syracuse Music Trade-In Auction This Saturday
Syracuse ad item announces a music trade-in auction this Saturday at 11 a.m. Contact 456-6565 for details. The fragment notes no wish to start and provides brief ad text from local publication.
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Syracuse
Born Worrying: A Playful Verse About Timing
A lighthearted note suggests that worry is inherent to human timing, stating humorously that people are born with anxiety about perfect moments and timing, mixing self awareness with playful play on words.
Quilt Reunited Ends 10 Days of Child Anxiety
Johanna Rizzardini of East Providence regained peace after 10 days without a cherished blue gingham quilt. The quilt, stitched with her name and birth details, was found by a Seekonk woman who returned it without reward, easing the child's distress as doctors note such attachments are common at age two.
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Kelley
Benton Harbor
Mich
Kelley Martin
Harold Sumpter
Marengo
Ill
Sumpter
East
Providence
R.I
Johanna Rizzardini
Johanna
New Hampshire
Mio
Karen Rizzardini
Newman Ave
Mencat
Providence Mental Health Clini
Ingall
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