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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1976

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Court rules 41 signatures invalid in Holihan petition

State Supreme Court Justice Harold J. Hughes ruled 41 signatures on Conservative designating petitions for David J. Holihan are invalid, leaving him short of the 101 required to appear on the Sept. 14 primary ballot. Holihan faces possible removal from the ballot if the decision stands.

Kenn Peters Supreme Court Harold J. Hughes Senate David J. Holihan Holihan Tarky Lombardi Jr R-50th Richard Brickwedde Lowery, Carrigan & Keough Hughes State Supreme Court Albany County Onondaga County District Attorney's Office Florida Ian Hunter

Ford picks Dole as running mate in bold campaign move

President Ford announces Robert Dole as his vice presidential choice and offers to debate Jimmy Carter. The strategy centers on contrasting big spenders in Washington with GOP efficiency while aiming for tough questions from a news media panel. Debates across CBS NBC ABC are planned to reach voters nationwide.

Frank Cormier Kansas City Wfc Robert Dole Jimmy Carter Ford Dole Carter Democratic Congress John F. Kennedy Richard M. Nixon Georgia CBS NBC ABC Ron Nessen Nelsen Washington White House Richard Cheney Cheney Welkin Grand Rapids Harry Truman Republican Congress Minnesota Walter Mondale

Panel OKs 390000 for PSB annex by county lawmakers

The Onondaga County Public Safety Committee approved a 390000 purchase of the former Blue Cross Blue Shield building on East Genesee Street for Sheriff use. If Ways and Means and the Legislature ratify, the deal ends a year-long effort after prior bids of 300000 350000 and 400000 fell through. An option to buy at 390000 was paid for by Syracuse Parking Centers Inc with an Oct 2 expiry.

J. Michael Kelly Public Safety Committee Onondaga County Blue Cross-Blue Shield E. Genesee Street Ways and Means Committee Sheriff’s Department Blue Cross Blue Shield Milresh Associates Legislature Willis Sargent Edward F. Ryan D-17th Dist Blue Cross- Blue Shield Syracuse Parking Centers Inc Thomas E. Shaughnessy Eagan Real Estate A. F. Antonini Syracuse Parking-Eagan

Reagan and Ford Share Platform Moment at GOP Convention

Ronald Reagan and Gerald Ford appeared together on the convention podium as Ford endorsed Reagan during a energized display of unity. The pairing ended Ford’s bid era and marked a turning point with Ford praising the platform while Reagan thanked him and urged party victory. Betty Ford shared a kiss with Reagan as the duo waved to the crowd.

Saul Pett Kansas City Ronald Reagan United States California Ford Reagan Resi

Smith Re-elected GOP Chair Amid Ford Backing

Mary Louise Smith was re elected today as chairman of the Republican National Committee by the GOP. The move followed President Ford's choice with Rosenbaum nominating Smith and applauded as a strong party signal.

Dole Kansas Ford Kansas City, Mo Mary Louise Smith Republican National Committee

Weekend Weather Outlook From Hancock Field

The National Weather Service forecasts sunny skies and temperatures of 85 to ninety for tomorrow and Sunday. Nighttime lows settle around 60 degrees with clear skies and near zero rain chances.

National Weather Service Hancock Field

Two Syracuse youths drown in Pennsylvania lake

Two 17 year old Syracuse boys died in a private lake near Honesdale Pennsylvania. The coroner said the deaths were accidental drownings after White struggled in the water and Nellons tried to help. Bodies recovered by camp staff in 19 feet of water. Both were Henninger High School seniors working at the private camp.

Syracuse Pennsylvannia Wayne County Coronner Robert Jennings Carl L. Nelsons Henry Nelsons Taft Ave Apt Jack A. White Ella Mae White Burnet Ave Jennings White Twin Lakes Honesdale Nellons John Perridge Henninger High School Garland Brothers Funeral

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