Braniff Eyes Syracuse Chicago Flights and Free Fare Plan
Braniff International Airways petitions the Civil Aeronautics Board for Chicago to Syracuse service via Albany with return connections to Midwest and Southwest. The carrier proposes a home free return if tickets are bought 14 days ahead and six days stay. North Central and Northwest seek Boston stops. rivals oppose Braniff. American warns entry could trim or fight for market share.
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Joseph A. Porcello
Braniff International Airways
Civil Aeronautcs Board
Chicago
Syracuse
Albany
Midwest
Southwest
Braniff
Boston
North Central
Northwest
Hancock International Airport
American
Weather outlook with continued clouds and snow chances
The National Weather Service at Hancock Airport reports partly cloudy skies today with a 40 percent chance of snow flurries that should drop to 20 percent tonight. Temperatures fall to the low 20s. Tomorrow remains mostly cloudy with a 40 percent snow chance and a high near 32.
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National Weather Service
Hancock Airport
Five Digit One Thousand Number 77706
An odd numeric prompt presents a five digit figure 77706 labeled as the one thousand dollar number, alongside a four digit 5921 and a three digit 882 reference, suggesting a puzzle or coded sequence without further context or outcome.
Elevator delay foils Monroe County bond bid loss
Monroe County taxpayers miss a small saving after a messenger arrives one minute late with a bid for a $35.9 million bond issue. The bid from Bache Halsey Stuart Shields is delayed by a slow elevator and late start, denying the county a potential discount.
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Rochester
UPI
Monroe County
Bache, Halsey, Stuart, Shields, Inc
Carters Arrive in Warsaw with Flags and Security
President and Mrs. Carter arrive in Warsaw amid heavy security as a 25 minute motorcade carries them from Okecie Airport to Wilanow Palace. Flags line the 4 lane expressway, crowds greet them, and a wreath laying marks the visit.
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Warsaw
Poland
U.S
Okecie International
Wilanow Palace
Carter
Air Force One
Andrews Air Force Base
Washington
Carter says Egypt not in plans for trip
President Carter spoke at a news conference behind the Iron Curtain saying he has no plans to visit Egypt on his current trip and will not push his Middle East peace plan. He noted a standing invitation from Anwar Sadat but emphasized flexibility should the situation warrant. He expects SALT II progress and discussed broader arms talks with Soviet officials.
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Helen Thomas
Warsaw
Poland
UPI
Carter
Egypt
Middle East
Anwar) Sadat
U.S
Sadat
Washington
Indian Ocean
United States
Edward Gierek
Communist Party
NATO
Gierek
Translator in Carter Warsaw Speech Relieved of Duties
A State Department translator in Warsaw whose garbled Polish of President Carter's arrival speech drew laughter was eased of some duties. Stephen Seymour rendered phrases oddly, prompting questions about his language and prompting a replacement for today’s news conference. Officials noted he may be limited to Polish to English work for the remainder of the visit.
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Perature
Edward Gierek
Jimmy Carter
Gierek
Carters
Winslow Homer
Shah
Shahtanou
Iran
Gisgard d’Estaing
France
Sanjeeva Reddy
Warsaw
Poland
State Department
Carter
U.S
Stephen Seymour
United States
Seymour
Pulaski County
Pulaski Duchy
White House
Jody Powell
John Trattner
Interpress
Miroslaw Wojciechowski
Zbigniew Brzezinski
Brzezinski
Stefan Wyszynski
Kidney transplant reunion for Syracuse patient and sister donor
Myrna M. Angeles, a 23 year old Syracuse kidney patient, reunites with her mother Generoza Angeles from the Philippines after six and a half years. Sister Rosalie Manaloto plans to donate, with surgery expected mid January at Upstate Medical Center.
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Patricia Conole
Myrna M. Angeles
Syracuse
Generoza Angeles
Philippines
Myrna
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Rosalie Manaloto
Catherine St
Richard Burleson
Upstate Medical Center
Rosalie
Angeles
Bernard
Myrna Angeles
Indians claim title to islands in St Lawrence River
The St. Regis and Cayuga tribes now claim ownership of islands in the St. Lawrence River in addition to reparations for thousands of acres in four Central New York counties. The claims emerged at a Washington conference with tribal representatives, state officials, and federal agencies. The Indian attorney said the islands are included, and discussions may involve the New York Power Authority which owns parts of the river islands.
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St. Regis
Cayuga
St. Lawrence River
New York
Louis J. Lefkowitz
Washington
U.S. Department of the Interior
Carey
White House
U.S. Office of
Carter seeks Cairo visit amid Arab anger over remarks
Secretary of State Vance moved to ease rising Arab criticism of President Carter after his Mideast remarks. Carter weighs adding Egypt to his tour to meet Sadat who said he is disappointed and embarrassed. A Cairo stopover would follow talks with Hussein in Tehran and Khaled in Riyadh. Begin possibly joins talks in Tehran as Carter rejects a Palestinian state plan, saying autonomy for Arabs is a starting point for discussion. Sadat warned the comments could hinder peace talks.
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Associated Press
Cyrus R. Vance
Carter
Mideast
Egypt
Anwar Sadat
Jody Powell
Warsaw
Cairo
Jordan
Hussein
Tehran
King Khaled
Saudi Arabia
Menahem Begin
Begin
Sadat
Israel
Vance
West Bank
Jordan River
Gaza Strip
Togin
ABC News
Jerusalem
Kids Do Need Milk in Sunday Empire Magazine
Empire spotlights the need for milk in a feature by Arlene C. LaRue titled Kids Do Need Milk. The piece argues against a recent book by an Upstate Medical Center doctor that criticizes milk as a food, presenting a nutritionist’s counterpoint within The Herald-American Sunday edition.
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Empire Magazine
Herald-American
Arlene C. LaRue
Upstate Medical Center
Parade Magazine
Geraldine Chaplin
Charlie Chaplin
Empire
Parade
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