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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1976

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Nyquist approves desegregation plan for Syracuse schools

Education Commissioner Ewald Nyquist orders the Syracuse Board of Education to implement a pilot mandatory desegregation plan for three South Side elementary schools and a voluntary transfer plan for the rest. If voluntary reassignment fails, mandatory busing will be used in 1977 78. Lincoln LeMoyne and Webster schools are excluded due to future reorganization or lack of nearby imbalanced schools.

Ewald B. Nyquist Syracuse Board of Education South Side Nyquist Board of Education Edwin E. Weeks Jr McKinley-Brighton Powlesland van Duyn Albany Urban League of Onondaga County James Graves Syracuse City Lincoln LeMoyne Webster Near Northeast Weeks Lincoln School

Parade to preview fair opens Syracuse State Fair week

The city hosts a downtown parade at 7 30 p m featuring bands drum and bugle corps and a 1915 Cadillac with grand marshals Stephen Rogers and Edmund Keene. A 9 000 prize fund tops the fair kickoff with exhibits, animals and a 180 year old covered wagon from Tucson on display.

Tom Young Syracuse Chamber of Commerce New York Syracuse Salina Street Clinton Square Amng Windsor Canadians Buckingham Palace Guard James E. Strates Commerford and Shay Petting Circus Shrine Stephen Rogers Edmund Keene State Fair Advisory Board Young Rogers Keene Fair Advisory Board Industrial Exhibit Authority

Debates Sponsorship Approved by FEC for Ford Carter Race

The Federal Election Commission unanimously allows the League of Women Voters to sponsor Ford versus Carter debates with about $150,000 in private funds. Carter and Ford plan three 75 minute debates starting late September, with potential court challenges from McCarthy and Maddox over topic limits.

Washington UPI Federal Election Commission League of Women Voters Ford Jimmy Carter FEC League Carter Gerald Ford Eugene McCarthy Lester Maddox John Murphy

Mulroy taps Kanaley for legislature

County Executive John H. Mulroy appoints attorney John C. Kanaley to fill the unexpired term of the late Willis Sargent as county legislator from the 11th District. Kanaley, 34, a political newcomer from Town of Onondaga, joins a split 12 12 body and faces a November race for the 11th District seat. Mulroy said the appointment came after several residents suggested Kanaley.

John Mulroy John Kanaley Willis Sargent John H. Mulroy John C. Kanaley Kanaley Mulroy Majors Drive Onondaga Marcellus

Nice Day for Start of Fair

Passage of a cold front lowers temperatures with a cool spell through tomorrow. Tonight's clear skies bring mid 40s, while tomorrow's sun drives highs near 70 at Hancock Airport. Rain chances are near zero per the National Weather Service.

National Weather Service Hancock Airport

Blast at Hanford Nuclear Plant Causes Injury and Contamination

A chemical explosion at the Hanford Nuclear Reservation in Richland Washington injured one person and contaminated ten others with radioactivity, an Atlantic Richfield Hanford Co spokesman said. ARCO spokesman Hal Lindberg said the blast happened in a recovery vessel and no reactor was involved. Authorities noted uncertainty about atmospheric spread.

Richland, Wash Hanford Atlantic Richfield Hanford Co Washington Energy Research and Development Administration ARCO Hal Lindberg

Conferees vote tax cut extension

Congress extends through 1877 the 1976 individual tax cuts. They are worth by income: $180 for a family of four at $15 000, $182 for a single earner of 8 000, $204 for a 10 000 couple, and $445 for a family of four at 6 000. The measure also makes permanent higher standard deductions and temporary payroll protections remain in effect.

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