Snow squalls ease as Upstate remains hit hard
The Syracuse weather desk reports mild relief today after a winter blast dumped a foot of snow in places. Snow squalls and brief flurries are forecast with highs near 25 to 30 degrees and lows 5 to 10. Snow today about 30 percent chance, tonight 20 to 30. Upstate counties south and east of Lake Ontario were hardest hit with 2 to 5 inches. Hancock Airport stayed open though flights were delayed 1 to 2 hours and some cancelled.
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J. Michael Kelly
Syracuse
Hancock Field
New York
Lake Ontario
Hancock
American Airlines
Kissinger Says Paris Talks Hampered by Hanoi Objections
Henry Kissinger told reporters that Vietnam peace negotiations have not yet yielded a just and fair settlement. He blamed Hanoi for blocking a cease fire while noting Saigon cannot veto U S actions if a settlement is reached. He also asserted progress is 99 percent complete but hindered by implementation issues and warned against coercive tactics.
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UPI
Henry A. Kissinger
Vietnam
Nixon
Hanoi
Fairs
No Thieu
Kissinger
Nguyen Vah Thien
North Vietnam
Saigon
Paris
Dolphins Extend Unbeaten Run With 14th Straight Win
The Miami Dolphins completed a 164 victory over the Baltimore Colts to reach 14 consecutive wins in an undefeated season. Johnny Unitas signaled this was his last game for the Colts, receiving a standing ovation as he exited.
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Baltimore Colts
Dolphins
Johnny Unitas
Colts
Unitas
Apollo 17 bids lunar farewell and heads home
Apollo 17 crew led by Gene Cernan blasts away from the moon on a 75th orbit, delivering dramatic views of the sunlit far side and craters as Geologist Harrison Schmitt comments on the lunar surface. The mission signals a new era as controllers plan the splashdown in the South Pacific and family messages arrive.
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Edward K. Delong
Dioid
Eugene A. Cernan
America
Earth
Cernan
Mission Control
South Pacific
Jack Schmitt
Ronald E. Evans
Corman
Houston
Tsiolkovsky
Schmitt
Moon
Silver City
N.M
Harrison H. Schmitt
W. R. Muehlberger
University of Texas
Apollo Lunar Geology
Miller wins UMWA election amid fraud findings in court ruling
The Department of Labor confirms Arnold Miller defeated incumbent W A Boyle in a court ordered UMWA election with 70 373 votes to 56 334. Miller campaigned on reform after Jock Yablonski’s murder and will serve a five year term as leader of the 200 000 member union amid a guarded counting process in Silver Spring Maryland.
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Washington
William $. Bryant
Boyle
Joseph A
Jock” Yablonski
Yablonski
Miller
Miners For Democracy
Labor Department
Silver Spring
Mike Trbovich
Harry Patrick
Trbovich
Leonard Pankovich
Patrick
Wilbert Killion
Tickets voided for church event tagged as big play
A pastor in Miami offered $11.50 tickets for a Christmas Eve service labeled the biggest play in the game of life. The congregation rejected the scheme and called off the event amid controversy over the pricing and venue.
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Miami
Fla
Carston
Phins
Christ the King Lutheran Church
Ludder
Truman Slows Deterioration Amid Serious Hospital Stay
Kansas City AP report notes Harry S. Truman, 88, remains in very serious condition after 11 days in hospital with lung congestion and subsequent heart and kidney complications. Doctors say he showed no improvement and stayed under sedation following a restful night.
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Kansas City
Harry S. Truman
Truman
Bell Choir Performs Annual Christmas Concert Today
The Bell Choir of First United Presbyterian Church of Liverpool presents its annual Christmas concert at 3 p.m. An Empire Magazine feature highlights the unusual group and last minute gift ideas. Also in the issue, Jenny Shapiro pens a Moscow series starting Page 95 in the Opinion Section titled 40 Years in Kremlin.
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Bell Ringers
First United Presbyterian Church of Liverpool
Empire Magazine
Kremlin
Jenny Shapiro
Moscow
Final City Edition Price 35 Cents
Local edition notes price at 35 cents and provides complete city coverage. No further readable facts available in the fragment.
Six Die in Buffalo Area Plane Crash
A twin engine Cessna taking off from Buffalo International Airport crashed into two homes in Cheektowaga, killing six people including four Nowotniak family members and the pilot Theodore Cicero. Richard Davis, 11, described the scene as his mother and siblings fled the wreckage and his mother remained hospitalized in critical condition. The crash sparked a blaze that heavily damaged the Nowotniak residence and left a neighborhood in shock.
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Harry Davis
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Erie County Medical Examiners Office
Theodore M. Cicero
Elizabeth
Nowotniak
Davis
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W. Va
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Solution
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Heloise
Buffalo
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Women
East Stroudsburg
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Phillipsburg
N.J
Gerald Porter
Milford
Antoinette Nowotniak
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