N-plant permit approved for 1200 MW Sterling site
The state Board on Electric Generation and the Environment voted 3 to 2 to issue a permit for a 1200-megawatt standardized nuclear plant in Sterling Cayuga County. The $1.1 billion project could create about 2000 jobs and a $650 million payroll, with final siting contingent on a formal certificate of environmental compatibility.
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Neil Driscoll
State Board On Electric Generation and the Environment
Sterling
Cayuga County
Cayuga
Oswego
Ginna
Rochester Gas and Electric Corp
Rg&e
William E. Seyfour
Commerce
Roger C. Herdman
David B. Weinstein
Auburn
State Board
Anne F. Mead
FBI files show Hoover classified Oswald as nut and extremist
Released FBI documents recount J Edgar Hoover's immediate reaction after Kennedy's assassination. Hoover called Oswald "very probably" the assassin and categorized him with the extremist pro Castro crowd. The disclosures, part of 80,001 pages, fueled Warren Commission findings that Oswald acted alone.
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Mike Feinsilber
Washington
UPI
John Kennedy
Lee Harvey Oswald
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Oswald
Hoover
Warren Commission
Kennedy
Fugitive Joan Little Nabbed After Brooklyn Chase
New York AP reports fugitive Joan Little age 28, who escaped Raleigh jail two months earlier, was arrested in Brooklyn after a high speed pursuit with a male companion George McHae 29. A patrol car collision caused minor injuries to an officer. Little faces charges of reckless endangerment and is held on a North Carolina fugitive warrant. Extradition planned. Kunstler vows to fight.
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NEW York
Joan Little
Brooklyn
Police Department
Raleigh
N.C
Miss Little
George McHae
Miss Littie
North Carolina
Washington, D.C
Park seeks immunity to tell all
A South Korean official says the United States and South Korea may grant Tongsan Park blanket immunity in return for his testimony in Washington on alleged attempts to influence U.S. lawmakers. A DOJ spokesman hedged on confirming any deal while Seoul officials say an announcement could come soon. Park, a wealthy rice dealer, has refused to return to the United States for interrogation amid a federal grand jury probe.
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Seoul
South Korea
U.S
Tongsan Park
United States
U.S. Justice Department
Justice Department
Robert L. Stevenson
Washington
Richard Sneider
Park Tong Jin
Tongsin Park
Park Chunghee
Reese
Goldmark killed in 2 car crash near Rye
Peter Carl Goldmark, 71, inventor of the long playing record and former CBS head of research, died in a morning crash on the Hutchinson River Parkway near a Rye exit. His car struck another vehicle, spun, and was thrown from the car. He was alone and died at a hospital.
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Harrison
Peter Carl Goldmark
Columbia Broadcasting System
Goldmark
Hutchinson River Parkway
Rye
Westchester County Parkway
New York City
Midtown Manhattan
CBS
Goldmark Communications Corp
Stamford
Conn
Patty Hearst purse theft reported in California
Patricia Hearst told police that her purse was stolen from her bodyguard Bernard Shaw’s van while parked overnight near his home on the San Francisco Peninsula. The bag contained more than 400 dollars in cash and keys to her enclave apartment and family home.
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San Francisco
Patricia Hearst
Miss Hearst
Bernard Shaw
Pacifica
Calif
San Zronclave
1 200 Bibles stolen case nets two arrests in Nashville
Police report two men Timothy Scott and John Wild were arrested for receiving and concealing 1 200 stolen Bibles valued at 30 000 dollars linked from Thomas Nelson Publishers to a service station and a home. Detectives say more arrests are expected as they recover more Bibles. In Mineola state assemblyman Irwin Landes pleaded guilty to attempting to practice law without a license and paid a 150 dollar fine.
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Nashville, Tenn
Timothy Scott
John Wild
Thomas Nelson Publishers
David Leaver
Morel
Mineola
Irwin Landes
Landes
Ehrlichman to be released April after serving sentence
John D. Ehrlichman the Watergate figure will be freed April 27 after 1 1/2 years in a Swift Trail Prison Arizona. Parole Commission set the date and notified his lawyer says no comment. Former Oklahoma Gov David Hall also set for parole May 22 from the same prison. he was sentenced in 1975 to three years for conspiracy to misuse $10 million from the Oklahoma Public Employees Retirement System.
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Washington
John D. Ehrlichman
Richard M. Nixon
Arizona
U.S
Parole Commission
Ehrlichman
Swift Trail
Safford
Ariz
Stuart Stiller
White House
John N. Mitchell
H.R. Haldeman
Oklahoma
David Hall
Hall
Snow to continue as travelers warned in Syracuse area
Snow to continue through tonight with 3 to 5 inches expected at Hancock Airport and a travelers advisory in effect. Two inches fell today causing crashes and school closings, especially in Onondaga County. Route 81 closures near LaFayette and Nedrow disrupted traffic. buses delayed but no widespread cancellations beyond several districts to the north.
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New
Onondaga County
Onondaga Hill Central
LaFayette
Nedrow
Hancock Airport
Greyhound
Altmar-Parish-Williamstown
Otselic
U 2 Crash Kills Five at Cyprus Base
An American U 2 spy plane crashed as it was taking off at a British Akron air base in South Cyprus, killing five people and wounding seven. The dead include the U S Air Force pilot, British personnel, and Cypriot civilian employees. The crash occurred atop the base operations control center.
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Nicosia. Cyprus
South
Cyprus
Perations
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Peter A. A. Berle
Environmental Conservation
Public Service Law
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William J. Dickerson
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JFK
Dallas
James Walsh
Department of Justice Communications Section
Hoo
Ver
Robert F. Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Little Arrested
Kennedy International Airport
McRae
Ben Runkle
William Kunstler
Kunstler
Jerry Paul
Paul
Chapel Hill
Tongsun Park
Park
Patty
Carter
Thomas Alva Edison
Menlo Park
Hungary
Budapest
University of Berlin
University of Vienna
England
Peter Carl Golomark
Amusements
War Bridge
Sylvia
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John Ere
Lichman
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