Snow continues as minor crashes clog roads countywide
Snow kept falling across the region with mostly minor accidents. In Cayuga County a 44 year old man, Robert Arnold of RD 1 Locke, was hospitalized after a skid into a ditch on Route 90 near Genoa. A passenger, Sam Hilfinger, sustained minor cuts. In Onondaga County, fender benders and hills without snow tires caused long delays as crews cleared routes and equipment operated through the night.
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Seneca Turnpike
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Public Works
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McElroy Dies at 68. Ex-Defense Chief Noted Educator Leader
McElroy, an Ohio native and former president of Procter & Gamble, served as U S secretary of defense from 1957 to 1959 and led education commissions under Eisenhower and Nixon. He later chaired corporate and education panels, died after a long career in public service and industry. Burial is private after services at the Church of the Advent in Cincinnati. He leaves a wife, two daughters, a son, two brothers and seven grandchildren.
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Cincinnati
Weather by Wirephoto Forecast With Snow Tonight And Tomorrow
Periods of snow tonight and tomorrow. Low tonight in mid 20s high Saturday about 30. Sunset today 4 31 p m. Sunrise tomorrow 7 17 a m. High est temperature yesterday 36 lowest 21. Record high today 67 in 1934 record 1 in 1936. Average same date last year 31 average for this date 34. Relative humidity 8 p m yesterday 88 8 a m today 78. Wind WSW 15 25 mph tonight tomorrow. Snowfall to date 158 inches. Record seasonal snowfall 157.2 inches 1970 71. Total average seasonal snowfall 108 inches.
Architects blamed over codes and delays at campus sites
A report criticizes architects for code violations and design delays at Oswego Plattsburgh Stony Brook campuses and notes leaking roofs after occupancy at Can ton A and T C Brockport Cobleskill Oneonta campuses. The contractor plans to claim for most contract work.
Marcos frees more than 30 detainees under martial law
President Ferdinand Marcos announced conditional releases for more than 30 prominent prisoners arrested when martial law was proclaimed on September 23. He invited open debate on a new constitution to allow him to remain in office indefinitely.
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UPI
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Man Fined for Indecent Exposure in Garden Affair
Walter Worts of Norwich was fined 50 pounds for having sexual intercourse with his wife in their side yard visible to a neighbor’s children. The magistrates convicted him of indecent exposure, while his wife, 33, was acquitted on condition she refrains from further incidents.
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England
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John Bates
Shultz keeps job Thieu. Duc pressed Thieu on cease fire
Thieu pressed for changes in the Vietnam cease fire during discussions initiated by Duc in Washington and reportedly aimed at arranging a personal meeting with Nixon. White House aides characterized talks as detailed and frank, with no plan for Nixon to meet Thieu. Kissinger plans Florida meetings before resuming Paris talks stalled by Thieu’s demands for North Vietnamese troop withdrawal before any cease fire.
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Vietnam
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le Duc Tho
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Boy Killed in Bien Hoa Shelling Barrage
A small boy was killed and 14 wounded, including four Americans, during a Communist rocket attack on Bien Hoa Air Base early today, according to military sources.
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UPS
Bien Hoa
Plane crash kills seven in Viet Nam aid mission
A transportation disaster on the central coast killed seven people including Maj. Gen. Tran Thanh Phong deputy commander of the 2nd Military region. Of the injured, three were Americans with the U S aid program and five were Vietnamese. The American dead names were withheld pending next of kin notification.
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U.S. Agency For International Development
Tran Thanh Phong
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National Police
U.S
Long Island commuters face light load amid LIRR strike
On the second day of the Long Island Railroad strike, morning traffic into New York City ran as normal for a Friday. City Traffic Commissioner Theodore Karaghouzoff described the flow as more or less typical for the day.
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Long Island
New York City
Theodore Karaghouzoff
New York Imposes Swine Quarantine Amid Hog Cholera
Albany AP report says New York State ordered a total swine quarantine on Jersey shipments to halt the spread of a hog cholera epidemic. The measure targets imports from Jersey to prevent disease entry and safeguard livestock.
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Albany
New York State
New
Jersey
Snowmobile Driver Dies in Play Area Collision
Rochester AP reports Ray mond Sackett, 31, of Henrietta, died after his snowmobile struck a swing support in a school playground in Henrietta. He was operating the vehicle at night when the fatal collision occurred.
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Raymond Sackett
Henrietta
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