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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1976

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Niagara Mohawk rate hike cut to $67.5 million

PSC examiner Stewart Boschwitz recommends Niagara Mohawk cut its requested annual revenue boost to 67.5 million dollars, approving 7.5 percent electric and 6.5 percent gas residential increases. The full commission has until November 17 to decide, amid protests and a pending efficiency study of the utility.

Public Service Commission PSC Niagara Mohawk Power Corp Stewart Boschwitz Marathon Onondaga County War Memorial Boschwitz Niagara Mohawk War Memorial Melvin Zimmer Oswego Unit

Two U.S. officers killed in Panmunjom attack

North Korean guards armed with axes and pikes killed two U.S. Army officers in the Panmunjom joint security area while escorting tree workers. Four American enlisted men and five South Koreans were wounded, with unconfirmed reports of additional North Korean casualties. The UN Command labeled the deaths brutal murder.

M.H. Ahn Seoul South Korea U.S. Army United Nations Command U.N. Command North Korea U.S Pentagon Washington U.N Korean Service Corps Panmunjom North Bridge of No Return Korean Central Tokyo

Delegates Celebrate Ford Victory Tilt After Debate

The Kansas City convention saw a late bid by Reagan forces fail to force Ford’s vice presidential pick as New York votes foreshadow a first ballot for Ford. Union of Mississippi and Pennsylvania shifted, while Indiana and Iowa split. Florida rejected the rule 38 28. The mood was celebratory for Ford amid cautious optimism about tonight’s tally.

Lewis Freedman Kansas City Ronald Reagan Ford Seneca County Kenneth Padgett Mississippi Reagan Florida Indiana Towa Arl Richard Rosenbaum New York Nelson Rockefeller

Markert Backs Ford as New York Delegation Supports Ford

Leonard Markert Jr. of Fayetteville the sole uncommitted New York delegate to back Ford at Kemper Arena and join 134 New York delegates in a Ford vote. The roll call tallied 135 Ford 14 Reagan with three absent and two uncommitted remaining. Rockefeller appeared briefly to support Ford amid debate on a vice presidential selection deadline.

Kansas City Leonard Markert Jr Fayetteville New York Ford Markert Ronald Feagan Onondaga County Richard Hanlon Kemper Arena Shirley Fferson Raymond Sant

GOP closes ranks after platform clash at convention

Republicans move toward unity in Kansas City as Ford supporters accept Reagan’s foreign policy amendment to the platform. Nelson Rockefeller says the decision preserves unity while Reagan’s bid to name a VP ran into defeat. Delegates chant for both leaders amid tight talks over abortion plank and detente.

Robert A. Dobkin Kansas City Ronald Reagan Ford Reagan Nelson A. Rockefeller

Ford's strength evident at GOP convention

President Ford appears headed to the GOP nomination after a tense floor fight with Ronald Reagan. UPI counts show Ford with 1,145 delegate votes, 15 past the requirement, as televised balloting was set for 9:40 p.m. EDT. Reagan trailed with 1,042 and uncommitted 72. Ford praised campaign workers and voiced confidence for November.

Robert M. Andrews Kansas City, Mo UPI Ford Ronald Reagan Reagan Jimmy Carter Crown Center

Sunny Weather Expected Across Central New York

The forecast calls for sunny conditions in central New York with highs in the mid 80s and mostly clear skies tonight. Lows near 55 to 60 degrees, no rain expected through tomorrow.

Hancock Airport New

Soviet Luna 24 Lands Softly on Moon in Sea of Crises

Tass says unmanned Luna 24 touched down in the southeastern Sea of Crises at 9 36 a m and all onboard equipment is functioning normally. The craft launched August 9 and orbited the moon after five days in flight. The site mirrors Luna 23 where earlier plans were limited by damaged gear.

Moscow Tass

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