Claudine Longet on trial in Sabich killing
In Aspen Colorado Claudine Longet testifies amid scrutiny as Billy Kidd corroborates her link to Vladimir Spider Sabich. Prosecutors press recklessness while defense portrays her as the sole witness to what happened the night of March 21 1976.
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Chicago Daily News
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Colo
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Vladimir
Spider) Sabich
Spider Sabich
Alma Luger
Kidd
Pitkin County
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Charles Weedman
David Bishop
Ford's final House appearance saluted by colleagues
In a reverent farewell in the House chamber Ford, nearing the end of nearly 25 years as president, bid goodbye to friends from both parties. O'Neill and Rhodes offered emotional tributes as Betty Ford and Susan watched from the galleries.
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Washington
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Dmass
Gerald Ford
Ford
House
John Rhodes
Arizona
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Dick Bolling
Carl Perkins
Pete Rodino
Harley Staggers
Tom Steed
Sid Yates
Clem Zablocki
James J. Blanchard
Dmich
Betty Ford
Susan
100th anniversary of The Evening Herald observed
A special Herald-American section marks the 100th anniversary of The Evening Herald, parent of The Herald-Journal. It recalls the 1877 launch on W Fayette Street led by Arthur Jenkins and features pieces on the newsroom, personnel, and the paper’s evolution.
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Evening Herald
Herald- Journal
W. Fayette Street
Arthur Jenkins
Joe Ganley
Herald-Journal Today
Natural gas shortages worsen as cold spurs curtailments
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp. faces another gas allotment cut as demand soars with ongoing extreme cold. Consolidated Gas Supply Corp. reduced NMEs supply by 5.8 percent from Feb 1, while Can Gas earlier cut 4.5 percent. Industrial customers may face stricter limits. officials urge residential conservation to 65 degrees day and 63 at night.
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Joseph A. Porcello
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
Consolidated Gas Supply Corp
Niagara Mohawk
Can Gas
Richard F
U.S. Weather Service
Hancock
Torrey
Conservation
Effort to Restore Dr Mary Walker Medal in Congress
Oswego physician Dr Mary Walker may regain her Medal of Honor after a long drive. Rep Les Aspin introduced a measure to restore the medal, the only women’s citation of its kind, amid lingering questions about the revocation in 1916.
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Mary Walker
Oswego
Washington
Oswego braces for snow as warmer temps bring more accumulation
Oswego mayor John Fitzgibbons says the snow emergency remains in effect as snow continues in Oswego County. Schools stay closed for a fourth day while the National Weather Service predicts a 70 percent chance of fresh snow tonight and tomorrow with 2 to 4 inches of accumulation and temperatures near 15 overnight and in the upper 20s during the day.
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Oswego
John Fitzgibbons
National Weather Service
Hancock Airport
Man pleads guilty years after theft of gloves at Kmart
Paulo E. DiSieno, 23, admitted stealing a $3 pair of gloves from Kmart in Salina on Nov 10 1971. He had fled, served in the Army including Vietnam, and faced two warrants. Sentencing set for Jan 27. he could face up to a year in jail.
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Clinton County
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Kmart
Salina
Ormand N. Gale
DiSieno
Vietnam
Syracuse
Public Safety Building
Simmons
Staten Island
Gale
Onondaga County
Andrew A. Mecca
Murphy may head FBI if Carter selects Murphy for FBI chief
Patrick V. Murphy former Syracuse Police Chief and current director of the National Police Foundation in Washington is reportedly under consideration by President-elect Carter to lead the FBI. Murphy led Syracuse for 18 months starting in 1963 and later headed NYPD and Detroit police. The Ford Foundation funded the National Police Foundation with a 30 million five year grant to support local police programs nationwide.
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Patrick V. Murphy
National Police Foundation
Washington
D.C
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FBI
Murphy
Carter
Wall Street Journal
Clarence M. Kelley
New York City
Detroit
Ford Foundation
New High Lid Blown Off Coffee Prices Rise Fast
Amid a growing boycott the price of coffee climbs toward 3 a pound. Grand Union in New York raised Maxwell House to 2.79 a pound, a 30 cent jump in one move. UPI Telephoto.
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New York
Maxwell House
UPI
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