Tears and joy as Monica Lozano returns home to Albany
In Albany New York Monica Lozano a Bolivian citizen arrives with her family after months of separation amid red tape and confusion. An amateur radio operator Dave Marks helped clear the way for her return escorting her from Bolivia to Albany with a limousine awaiting them.
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Albany
N.Y
Monica Lozano
New York
Bolivia
Monica
Aurora
Miguel
Anita
Lion
United States
U.S
Marks
Lozanos
New York Imposes Total Hog Cholera Quarantine
Albany AP reports New York State has ordered a total quarantine on shipments of swine entering the state from New Jersey to halt the spread of a hog cholera outbreak. The measure targets all live hog imports, aiming to curb transmission across borders and protect local herds.
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Albany
New York State
New Jersey
Architects blamed for delays in State University construction
Albany report by the Legislative Commission on Expenditure Review faults architects and the State University Construction Fund for cost overruns and delays in college buildings. It cites at Fredonia disputes over thermostats, window frames, doors and late design-change notices, with maintenance free exteriors misaligned to an architect’s specs.
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Albany
N.Y
Legislative Commission
State University
Uni
Versity Construction Fund
Fredonia
The
Shultz to Remain Treasury Chief in Nixon Admin
George P. Shultz, a Nixon Cabinet veteran, will stay on as treasury secretary in the second administration. Nixon planned to announce the decision during a Florida weekend at Key Biscayne with Shultz accompanying him. Shultz has held multiple posts since 1969, including labor secretary and head of the Office of Management and Budget, and maintains close liaison with the White House.
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Key Biscayne, Fla
UPI
George P. Shultz
Treasury
Nixon
Shultz
Graduate School of Business of
Chicago
Connally
Washington
Nguyen Phu Duc
Nguyen van
State revenues surge as fiscal year nears end
Albany reports nearly 1 billion dollars in increased state revenues through eight months, led by personal income taxes up 562 million and sales taxes 156 million. Lottery profits doubled to 38 million, while parimutuel revenues declined by 11 million amid lower attendance and handle at tracks. Comptroller predicts a cash surplus. Rockefeller vows a balanced budget after debt repayments and postponed spending.
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Albany, N.Y
UPD
Norman F. Gallman
Rockefeller
Arthur Levitt
Legis
Gallman
More Snow Coming From Central New York Weather Forecast
National Weather Service at Hancock Field predicts more foul weather after a night of slippery roads and numerous minor accidents in Central New York. Onondaga County received about four inches, raising the seasonal total to 15.8 inches while upstate areas saw six to 11 inches. Tonight into tomorrow expect an 80 percent chance of more snow with south and southwest winds 15 to 25 mph and mid 20s temperatures. highs near 30 tomorrow. Statewide accident reports increased as the storm hit yesterday.
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National Weather Service
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Onondaga County
New Hartford
Here
Stocks Rally On Hopes Of Vietnam Cease Fire
New York stocks moved higher at noon as the Dow Jones average rose 8.28 to 1026.49 amid firmer sentiment and more winners than losers. Traders cited Saigon cease fire talks and Paris peace talks resuming Monday as market factors, with the index having peaked near 1,025 last Friday before a small pullback.
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New York
Vietnam
New York Stock Exchange
Saigon
Paris
Larry Wachtel
Bache & Co
Dow
Flood heroics cited in state valor medals
Governor Rockefeller named Henry H. Robinson III of Corning for the State Medal for Valor after he jumped into the Chemung River from a helicopter to save a man. He will award the medal in a Red Room ceremony alongside Brig. Gen. Howard G. Garrison and eight National Guard unit commanders for their disaster response during June floods in the Southern Tier.
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Albany
N. Y
Rockefeller
National Guard
Henry H. Robinson III
Corning
Chemung River
Red Room
Howard G. Garrison
Johnson City
Ing
Edward J. Murphy
Middleport
Joseph D. Fiato
Delmar
Anthony C. Ruffo
Binghamton
Russell L. Clayton
Utica
Stanley W. Hem
Robinson
McElroy Dies at 68 Former Defense Chief and Space Era Icon
Former Secretary of Defense Neil H. McElroy, 68, died of cancer in Cincinnati. As Eisenhower’s civilian head of the Pentagon, he guided the defense establishment into the space age and framed the missile gap debate that shaped the 1960 presidential campaign.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Neil H. McElroy
Pentagon
Dwight D. Eisenhower
McElroy
Passageway Linking Two Cave Systems Discovered
A 6,000-foot passage connects Flint Ridge and Mammoth Cave in Kentucky, expanding the cave labyrinth to possibly over 300 miles. Six explorers from the Cave Research Foundation, including Patricia Crowther and Dr. John Wilcox, completed a 16-hour, water-filled descent.
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Mammoth Cave
UPI
Flint Ridge
Switzerland
Holloch Holle
Cave Research Foundation
Pete Hanson
Hanson
David D. Thompson Jr
National Park System
John Wilcox
All-Upstate scholastic football team named by coaches and writers
More than 100 Upstate coaches and sportswriters helped select the All-Up state scholastic football team to be unveiled by Steve Schuelein in Sunday's Herald-American. The 17 leagues and 87 schools span from the St. Lawrence River Valley to the Pennsylvania border and from Mohawk Valley to the Finger Lakes. Also in Empire Magazine, Beaver Lake Nature Center gets a tour report for 10 groups of fourth graders, and Auburn's Richard Palmer covers Harriet Tubman era home renovation intended as housing for the aged.
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Upstate
Steve Schuelein
Herald-American
St. Lawrence River Valley
Pennsylvania
Mohawk Valley
Finger Lakes
Herald-Am
Empire Magazine
Beaver Lake
Junior League of
Syracuse
Empire
Auburn
Richard Palmer
Harriet Tubman
Miss Tubman
Moses
States
Canada
Tubman
Palmer
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Eeenne Restaurants
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Lbqg Senior Forum
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Earl Wilson
Columbus
Ohio
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Arlington
Mass
Gary Eller
Georgia Tech
Cleveland Pinnix
Stephen Wells
Cincinnati
Richard Zopf
Yellow Springs
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