Travia Eyes Short Session With No Tax Increases
Anthony J. Travia, set for a new term as Assembly speaker, aims for a three month session next year with no tax increases on the agenda. He seeks to finish business by April 4 as the Constitutional Convention moves into the Capitol, opposing tax hikes while noting revenue must support the next budget.
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Seaway clears ahead of official weekend closing
Montreal AP reports captains and crews of more than 70 ocean-going ships rushing to clear the St Lawrence Seaway before its official midnight Saturday close. By 3 p.m. Thursday 77 vessels remained in the system with 20 between Montreal and the Trois-Rivières Locks, 25 in Lake Ontario, and 32 above Port Weller. The Seaway will stay open on a day-to-day basis as weather allows.
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Powell accused of threatening Life photographer in interview attempt
Miami photographer says Rep Adam Clayton Powell threatened to kill him last Sunday when attempting to photograph the congressman. Witness Lynwood Pelham described Powell with a shotgun outside his Bahamian retreat and at his home, as Life photographer Miguel Acocaño tried to get an interview and pictures. Powell, convicted for criminal contempt in New York, did not comment. The report notes Pelham filmed Powell with a shotgun threat and the incident near Powell’s home.
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Wilson Smith at sea in final rebellion talks
London reports Harold Wilson and Ian Smith meeting aboard the cruiser Tiger off Gibraltar in a last bid to end Rhodesia’s white-ruled rebellion. Wilson, pessimistic, seeks a settlement within days, with Britain ready to seek UN sanctions if talks fail guiding major Commonwealth ties and oil imports.
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Phrey Gibbs
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U.N. Security Council
South Africa
Bus car crash injures college students in Saratoga
An automobile and a college bus transporting 18 Skidmore students collided on North Broadway in Saratoga. Bus driver John Baker and a 21 year old Ohio coed Elizabeth McCracken were treated at Saratoga Hospital and discharged. McCracken is from Cleveland Heights Ohio.
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Park Official Plans Parkway Loan to State
Roanoke Virginia AP reports Superintendent Sam Weems proposes loaning a park system to the state to organize a national park service. Officials discuss a parkway stay in New South Wales Australia for a year as part of the exchange.
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