National health insurance will be law
Carter administration commits to a national health insurance program in 1977. Sylvia Porter outlines possible funding, phased implementation, and the roles of HEW, private insurers, and Congress. Mentions Carter, Mondale, O Neill, Kennedy and Corman plans and costs projected through 1980.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Porter
Congress
U.S
West
Jimmy Carter
Walter Mondale
Edward Kennedy
D.mass
James Corman
D.-Cal
Russell Long
D.-La
Abraham Ribicoff
D.-Conn
O'Neill
Harvey Harris
Carter
National Health Insurance
Mary E. King
O’neill
Kennedy-Corman
Suspected arson fuels two building blaze at Salina and Butternut
Early today a raging fire labeled suspicious origin ripped through two buildings at North Salina and Butternut streets, after residents reported gasoline odor. A mobile home at Foland's Trailer Park on N Midler Avenue burned due to a faulty furnace, leaving the trailer a total loss with no injuries. Fire crews arrived to flames shooting from a news stand and multiple residences above, prompting evacuations and arson squad review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Salina
Butternut Streets
Joseph Farrell
Anthony Nigro
Foland
N. Midler Avenue
Syracuse
Helen Eckhardt
Thomas Tubbert
East
B&s
N. Salina St
Laborers Union Local 333
Butternut Street
Struc
Lure
Union
Signal Finance Center
Canino
Robert Spicer
Coffee boycott cuts coffee prices in markets
A national call for Americans to cut coffee consumption 20 to 30 percent has already driven down prices on international markets. British brokers report London prices falling for a fourth straight day as the boycott gains traction and pressure from consumer groups grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ann Brown
Atlantic
London
Lake effect blizzard hits Central New York. emergency declared
A third winter storm in less than 48 hours wallops Central New York with 4 to 12 inches of snow and 25 to 40 mph winds. Oswego Mayor John Fitzgibbons declares a state of emergency as schools close across Onondaga and neighboring counties. Airports, highways and routes including 481 690 57 20 see closures and pileups. An ambulance becomes stuck on Route 20 near Navarino while a pregnant patient is transported. condition unknown. Further details on Page Nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswego
John Fitzgibbons
New England
New York
National Weather Service
Hancock
Onondaga Lake Parkway
LaFayette
Marcellus
Navarino
Route 20
Fox Road
Weather Service
Gas curtailment hits large NM customers in 1977 plan
Niagara Mohawk announces a 4.5 percent annual natural gas curtailment affecting 349 large users who can switch to oil or propane, beginning February 1. Residential customers are spared. About 229 post October 26 1971 entrants must switch for 14 months. 120 pre-1971 dual fuel users face 60 to 90 days off gas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
Torrey
Niagrara Mohawk
Con Gas
Pennsylvania
Ohio
New York
Niagara Mohawk
Richard F. Torrey
Paris frees Abu Daoud linked to Munich Olympic attack
A French court released Abu Daoud the Palestinian leader accused of directing the 1972 Munich Games attack on the Israeli team. He had been detained in Paris since Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Abu Daoud
Munich
Also Mentioned on This Page
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Dick Blume
N. Salina
Radio Il
al Earl Wilson
South Side
Warren Ransler
Rich St
James Fahey
Glen Phelps
James Jackowski
Ransler
Onondaga County
Oneida
Lewis, Madison, Cortland
Cayuga
Jefferson
State University College
Tompkins Cortland Community College
American Airlines
Hancock Airport
Allegheny
American
Eastern Airlines
Consolidated Gas Supply Corp
United States
Geraldsio Nirmal
Dick Blumne
Columbus Circle
Montgomery Street
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