Carter Welcomes Trudeau With Ceremonial Welcome
President Carter hosts Canada's Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau for two days of talks at the White House focusing on nuclear controls, oceans laws, energy cooperation, and continental shelf rights. A state dinner and full military honors marked the visit as discussions cover economic ties, environment, and pipelines.
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New York Food Stamp Woes Spur Call for Reform
Assembly Speaker Stanley Steingut and Rep. Fred Richmond condemn bureaucratic bungling that leaves only about half of the 3 million eligible New Yorkers enrolled in the food stamp program. They cite inefficient county agencies, complex applications, and proposed staffing and education measures. They also push sports gambling as a revenue plan and discuss a June primary runoff to unify Democrats for November.
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Cornell teams' bus overturns on I-81 injuring several
A Cornell University bus carrying 31 women from the swimming and basketball squads skidded 30 feet off snowy Interstate 81 near Lenoxtown, Pennsylvania, overturning in a field. Ten women hospitalized, two in serious condition from internal injuries, others with fractures or minor injuries. Driver Jonah L. Miller, Ithaca, said to have lost control on a snow patch while traveling northbound.
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Jonah L. Miller
Ithaca
Snowstorm Ignores New York as Washington Birthday Busy
Thousands celebrate George Washington's Birthday amid heavy snowfall across New York State. Snow totals reach 6 to 12 inches in southeast, under inch in far north and west. bus and train delays reported and minor accidents noted. Snowplows clear main roads as sun helps melt ice. many schools and offices closed for holiday. (Concluded on Page Five)
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Carter Eyes Water Projects Funding Cut Across 15 States
A map shows the 15 states where President Carter reportedly will ask Congress to cut funding for dams and water projects pending review of economic need and environmental safety. Officials warn this could reflect poor judgment and timing amid Western droughts, with an AP Laserphoto released.
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PSC annual report tardiness calls for a laugh and blame
The Herald-Journal notes the 1976 PSC annual report arrived by mid February 1977 but was actually the 1975 edition, delayed by about 14 months. Public Information Officer Francis Rivette blames the post office and says the report has very low priority, as it is a lengthy review of utilities with biographical sketches. He jokes about mimeographing a shorter 10 to 12 page version to speed up publication.
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