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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1972

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NYSEG Eyes Nuclear Plants on Lake Ontario and Cayuga

NYSEG assesses sites for two nuclear plants on Lake Ontario and Cayuga Lake with HUS of Rockville and Cornell studies. Costs exceed 1.25 million dollars. letters of intent issued to General Electric for two nuclear steam supply systems. Environmental reviews and open public appraisal planned before construction, targeting completion dates next year and next summer respectively.

New York State Electric & Gas Corp Lake Ontario Cayuga Lake William, A State Atomic and Space Development Authority Sterling Cayuga County Yates Orleans County Wilso Niagara County Nyse & G Niagara Mohawk Nine Mile Point Oswego State Power Authority Rochester and Welectric Rochester Lyons Lansing HUS Rockville State Department of Environments, Conservation Public Service Cornell University Cayuga Ontario General Electric Co

Indian chiefs attend Washington hearings

Onondaga chiefs Shenandoan and Lyons observed public hearings on the BIA building takeover in Washington. BIA Commissioner Louis R. Bruce testified amid questions about his status and plans for bureau reorganization.

Washington Joseph V. Ganley Washington Bureau Bureau of Indian Affairs Qeon Shenandoan Oren Lyons Nedrow Ela Lyons BIA House Subcommittee On Indian Affairs Louis R. Bruce Bor Onondaga Bruce Cazenovia Seminary Syracuse University Interior Rogers Morton Morton Subcommittee

Bell Aerospace Wins $475,000 Portable Landing System Contract

NIAGARA FALLS AP Bell Aerospace announced receipt of a contract to develop a portable system guiding aircraft to landings in remote areas with limited facilities. The $475,000 award was given by the Naval Electronics Systems Command.

Niagara Falls Bell Aerospace Bell Naval Electronics Systems Compoand

Cornell Students arraigned in $40 robbery case

Three Cornell University students were arraigned in Cortland City Court on first degree robbery charges. Simeon Brookes of Maryland, Francesco Rivera of New York City, and an 18 year old Cornell student were remanded to the county jail in $5,000 bail after police say they held six men and two women at gunpoint during a Sunday night robbery at a Main Street residence and stole $40 plus clothing. Police recovered three pistols, a rifle, and a leather jacket believed stolen in the incident.

Cornell University Cortland City Lynn P. Dorset Simeon S. Brookes Suitland Francesco Rivera New York City Cornell SACC Homer L.hornton Main St Frank Wood David Brown 2 William Sr Asell William Street

Moravia Firm to Close Plant After 25 Years

The Crescent Corset Co Moravia plant to shut December 14 affecting about 103 workers. Most staff laid off with remaining orders being filled. Cortland plant job prospects cited as poor. Moravia manager offered no explanation beyond phased closing.

Screscent Corsét Co Moravia Locke-Moravia Chamber of Gcommerce Cortland George Neville

Meningitis Checkups Scheduled For Auburn High Team

Auburn High School football players who showed positive meningococcus throat cultures will undergo routine follow up throat cultures. School officials, including Superintendent Dr. John Mullen and County Health Commissioner Dr. Kenneth Wright, will sample an equal number of randomly chosen students this week.

Auburn High Schoo John Mullen Stanley Cooke Kenneth ‘Wright Mullen

Lakefront land donated to state 18 acres in Adirondacks

The Environmental Conservation Department announced a gift from Mr and Mrs George P Brett Jr of Southport Dent Connecticut of two lakefront parcels totaling 18 acres in Brighton Franklin County valued at nearly 12 000 an acre. The couple may keep the camp during their lifetimes and the land will be placed in the forever wild category retaining state ownership around it.

Environmental Conservation Department Connecticut Adirondacks George P. Brett Jr Southport Dent Brighton Franklin County Henry J. Diamond Albany Diamond

Burglars Try Bank Theft In Elmira, Flee Empty Handed

Four suspects broke into Steuben Trust Co in Homell through a second story window and pried open tellers cages to steal cash. An alarm stopped them from opening the night deposit vault, and they fled with cash and tape, dropping loot as police arrived.

FBI Narby Elmira Steuben Trust Co Homell

Loophole May Let Developers in Adirondack Park

Hearings opened in Franklin County on the Ton-Da-Lay project a second home community proposed by Louis Paparazzo for 18 500 acres north of Tupper Lake. DEC broadened the review to environmental impact, amid opposition from conservationists led by the Sierra Club and proponent Horizons Corp. The case tests the Adirondack Park Agency powers and local zoning.

Adirondack Park Agency Tamont Franklin County Department of Environmental Conservation Altamont Louis Paparazzo Connecticut Tupper Lake Horizons Corp Adirondacks Horizon St. Lawrence County APA Ton-Da-Lay DEC Ray Brook Essex County Environments Conservation Henry L. Diamond Diamond Sierra Club Adirondack Park Adirondack Paris Adirondack Heyward Plumadore

Lake Placid votes to pursue 1976 Winter Olympics site

About 70 percent of 350 townspeople at a Lake Placid town meeting voted to have North Elba formally seek IOC approval to make Lake Placid the 1976 site. The town board affirmed continuing the campaign with a $10,000 allocation and a Dec 27 meeting with the U S organizing committee to present plans for hosting the games.

Lake Placid North Elba United States Colorado Denver U.S Nelson A. Rockefeller

Snowmobiles Ban Enforced in Fulton City

Fulton police chief Donald Zellar stressed an ordinance banning snowmobiles on city streets and in parks. He warned of danger from police pursuits and urged all owners and operators to abide as violators will be apprehended.

Fulton Donald Zellar Zel- Tar

Judge sentences slaying defendant in Utica case

Frank Everett, 40, of 120 Liberty St Utica, received an undetermined sentence not to exceed 15 years from Oneida County Judge Arthur Darrigrand after pleading guilty to manslaughter for the shooting death of Lea Rowland during an argument in the Liberty Street apartment. Rowland died at St Elizabeth Hospital. The case of Danilo Pieropan, 41, of Parish Road was adjourned to Friday for psychiatric examination in the shooting death of Ronald Yeardon, 38, of Camden at the Pieropans Camden residence. Yeardon was seated on a couch watching TV when he was shot. The examination was granted at the request of Assistant Public Defender Francis Finnegan.

Frank Everett Liberty St Utica Oneida Arthur Darrigrand Everett Lea Rowland Rowland St. Elizabeth Hospital Oneldy John J. Walsh Danilo Pieropan Pieropan Parish Road Ronald Yeardon Camden Pieropans Yeardon Francis Finnegan

Murder suspect nabbed in Utica

Vernon Edward Smith aged 24 was arrested in Utica by FBI agents on unlawful flight to avoid prosecution. He faces $250,000 bail and Los Angeles police await his arrival. California charges include murder and armed robbery with intent to commit murder.

Vernon Edward Smith Los Angeles Utica FBI Smith California

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