View on NM rate request to PSC hearing attendees
A notice invites consumer views on Niagara Mohawk rate increase request of 183.3 million to be presented at the Public Service Commission hearing in Syracuse on February 10. A coupon is published to be sent to examiner Stewart C. Boschwitz in Albany. The PSC treats mailed notes as hearing statements.
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Niagara Mohawk
Heftald- Journal
PSC
Stewart C. Boschwitz
Public Service Commision
Tolland Ave
Albany
N.Y
Mr. Boschwitz
Public Service Commission
Syracuse
Dave Bing
Washington Bullets
Philadelphia
Bing
Syracuse Orange
Detroit Pistons
Bullets
Mail Coupon Instruction to PSC Examiner
Directive directs mailing a coupon to the PSC examiner at the specified address and states not to send materials to the Herald Journal. No additional context or names are provided.
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PSC
Herald Journal
Hanley Walsh split on natural gas deregulation
Syracuse representatives diverged on bringing a natural gas deregulation measure to the House floor. Hanley voted against discussing it now while Walsh supported the resolution, which passed 230 to 184. McHugh joined Hanley. McEwen and Mitchell voted for the resolution.
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Syracuse
James M. Hanley
32Nd
William F. Walsh
House Commerce Committee
Matthew F. McHugh
Ithaca Democrat
Hanley
Robert C. McEwen
Ogdensburg
Donald J Mitchell
Herkimer
US hockey trio fuels Olympic opener in Innsbruck
Steve Sertich leads the United States to an 84 win over Yugoslavia as the opening day torch ceremony marks the start of the 12th Winter Games. Colleen O Connor and Jim Millas skate in the ice dancing event while the U S faces Russia next.
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Raymond C. Coffey
Chicago
Innsbruck
Steve Sertich
Sertich
U.S
Yugoslavia
Olympic
Berisel
America
Colleen O'Connor
Jim Millas
Addison
Ill
Colorado Springs
Colo
Yu-goslavia
Virginia Minn
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Finland
County task force to plan budget cuts
County Executive John H. Mulroy named a nine member Economy Task Force to study fiscal options and craft a comprehensive plan to reduce costs as the county faces a substantial 1976 deficit. Chaired by Deputy County Executive John A. Meixell, the panel will meet with department heads to set budget-cut priorities amid potential $8 to $10 million shortfalls and future revenue uncertainties.
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J. Michael Kelly
John H. Mulroy
John A. Meixell
Mulroy
David R. Elleman
Quondaga County
State action urged to restore industry in New York
Albany reports Associated Industries of New York State urges government to halt industrial exodus and create at least 125000 private sector jobs in four years. James F Hastings cites 116500 manufacturing jobs lost and 263 plants closed from Nov 1974 to Nov 1975, with 97 relocating out of state.
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Albany
New York State
Associated Industries
James F. Hastings
Asssociated Industries
French Sharpshooters Stop Hijacked Bus Standoff In Djibouti
A French schoolgirl six guerrillas and a Somali soldier died as French sharpshooters opened fire on a hijacked bus holding 30 French children and two adults. Four children were wounded and one French army lieutenant injured as the bus was halted near the Somali border amid failed negotiations. The incident sparked a border clash but no immediate outcome was reported.
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Djibouti, Afars and
Issas Territory
Djibouti
Somalia
Red Sea
Massive 7.5 Quake Ravages Guatemala City Killing Hundreds
Guatemala City bore the brunt of a major 7.5 magnitude earthquake that rattled two other Central American nations and Mexico. Rescue teams pulled survivors from collapsed buildings as aftershocks continued. Reports placed deaths in Guatemala City around 500 with widespread service outages and hotel damage, while other areas faced no immediate casualties.
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Guatemala City
Guatemala
Mexico
Red Cross
Fire Department
Honduras
el Salvador
Avenue of the Americas
Douglas Merrill
Trina Circle
Clay
Henry W. Merrill Jr
Greensboro
South America
Weather Update From Hancock Field
The National Weather Service at Hancock Field reports cloudy skies and cold tonight with a low of 10 to 15 degrees and a 50 percent chance of snow. Little accumulation is expected. Tomorrow may see sun breaks with a high near 20 and a 20 percent snow chance. Winds will be west to northwest at 10 to 20 mph.
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National Weather Service
Hancock Field
Ten Die As West Side Fireclaims Ten In Upper West Side Blaze
A smoky fire in a six story building on West 94th Street near the Hudson River killed ten people including seven children and sent ten others to hospitals. The blaze began around 12 20 a.m. in a rear first floor apartment and spread quickly through pipe recesses. Firemen said carbon monoxide poisoning was the likely cause.
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New York
Upper West Side
West 94Th Street
Hudson River
Yves Dossous
Enen Smith
John T O'Hagan
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