Schiano inquiry amid Oswego County homicide probe
IRS investigators reportedly examined Alfred M. Schiano's produce business tied to the Central New York Regional Market as Oswego County detectives probe his Monday slaying. Grocers testified they were questioned about purchases and pricing while authorities seek abandoned vehicles and witnesses. Local officials cautioned the investigation is ongoing and withheld many details.
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Carter completes his Cabinet
President-elect Carter named Washington lawyer Joseph Califano Jr to head Health Education and Welfare and appointed James R. Schlesinger to assist and coordinate energy policy. Theodore Sorensen was named director of the CIA. He floated a possible new Department of Energy headed by Schlesinger. Carter stressed energy conservation and reduced dependence on oil and gas. His mother Miss Lillian is ill and in hospital for Christmas.
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Hughes firm funds may back potential Hughes will
A handwritten supplement to an unsigned 1938 Howard Hughes will was found by his company and may form a valid last will. Deputy County Counsel Gordon Treharne asked Los Angeles Superior Court to require the estate's special administrator to produce the papers, which allegedly bequeath most of Hughes' vast estate to medical research.
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Butternut Street Water Main Break Floods Block
A ruptured underground water main in the 200 block of Butternut Street closed the street after 8 a.m. Water flooded basements on Butternut and spilled onto North Salina Street. Firemen pumped water from a cellar at Signal Money Center and Laborers Local 333 offices, with crews at the site all day.
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Butternut Street
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Signal Money Center
Butternut
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Espionage arrest at Bethesda drop linked to CIA ex employee
Edwin G. Moore, a former CIA employee living in Bethesda Maryland, was arrested at a drop near his home as he attempted to collect money for selling classified documents to the Soviet Union. Federal agents had been staking out the location expecting a payoff.
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Bethesda
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Utica dispute ends in agreement over mayor police chief clash
In Syracuse judge Thomas Aloi meditated between Mayor Edward Hanna, Police Chief Benny Rotundo and others in Utica. The parties dropped all petitions and motions arising from Hanna's Dec 9 1976 arrest and prosecutors may withdraw charges including criminal trespass against Hanna and locksmith Donald Zillioux. The court noted pistol permit records as court or county records and the parties agreed to forget the matter after private hearings and a brief session in Aloi’s chambers.
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Edward A. Hanna
Benny Rotundo
Supreme Court
Thomas Aloi
Syracuse
Hanna
Rotundo
Oneida County
Donald Zillioux
Zillioux
Aloi
William Dillon
Edward Cahill
Nicholas LaBella
Robert Mazza
William Gaile
Dillon
Philadelphia
Vincent Fumo
Enders
Cold Christmas Weather With Snow Flurries Expected
The forecast from Hancock Airport predicts continued cold temperatures through tomorrow with snow flurries likely tonight and a low in the teens. A 70 percent precipitation chance, variably cloudy skies, and a 50 percent chance of snow tomorrow accompany a high in the mid 20s.
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