End of Baby Adoption Probe Finds No Witness
New York Albany report states the state’s bid to stop a black market in adoptive babies collapsed as no witnesses would come forward. Commissioner Philip Toia said many involved won’t testify in open court, hindering prosecutions and prompting focus on licensing private adoptions in the January session.
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Weather Forecast from Hancock Airport
The weatherman at Hancock Airport predicts cloudy tonight with a low in the mid sixties. Tomorrow will bring increasing cloudiness with showers or thunderstorms likely and a high in the mid eighties. Rain chances are 20 percent tonight and 60 percent tomorrow.
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Rioting in Belfast damages yards depots and mills
In Belfast violence erupted as snipers and mobs attacked police and troops in Catholic areas. Rioters set alight the city’s largest lumber yard and a flour mill, eight buses were destroyed at the main depot by a bomb, and two men were wounded in a gunfight in Ardoyne.
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Kelley defends FBI stance, rejects blanket assurances
FBI Director Clarence Kelley said he cannot guarantee that no burglaries or wrongdoing occur by agents. He noted morale has suffered amid ongoing investigations and said he has insulated himself from the DOJ probes. He declined to predict criminal charges against FBI personnel.
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Biscayne Bay
Onondaga County unveils six year capital plan
County Executive John H. Mulroy released a 1977 to 1982 capital program totaling 370.1 million for 77 projects an increase from last year. Local 1977 share about 47000 and potential rises depend on federal state aid and the economy. Drainage sanitation and a resource recovery system dominate the spending with 248 million slated for drainage projects funded largely from federal and state sources.
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Federal pension plans face nearly $500 billion unfunded debt
The National Taxpayers Union tallies 21 major federal pension plans with about 500 billion dollars in unfunded obligations as of March 1. Military, civil service, foreign service and CIA funds show large gaps, while only the Federal Reserve system retirement plan is fully funded. Former President Nixon and three presidential widows receive ongoing pensions, with funds estimated at several billion dollars over the lifetimes of their commitments.
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Associated Press
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National Taxpayers Union
U.S. Foreign Service
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Mamie Eisenhower
Bess Truman
Jaqueline Kennedy Onassis
Federal Reserve System
Buckley Contemplates Presidential Bid Amid GOP Talk
Senator James Buckley of New York says he has not decided whether to allow his name to be entered as a presidential candidate at the Republican National Convention. He noted reports of a conservative bid to deadlock the first ballot and said he would not close the door, though he has not given a go ahead. A third entry could deny a first ballot nomination to Ford or Reagan.
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