Dummar sticks to Hughes will tale under hostile Nevada judge
In Las Vegas probate court Melvin Dummar repeated his version of the origin of the so called Mormon will. He claimed a well dressed man left the envelope at his Wilard gas station after Hughes death. Judge Keith Hayes accused him of lying and warned of possible prison time if perjury continued.
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Myram
Las Vegas
Nev
UPI
Dummar
Melvin Duramar
Howard
Keith Hayes
Nevada State
Ogden
Utah
Salt Lake City
Willard
Hughes
Howard Hughes
Will
Mormon Church
Couple Found Dead In Granby Home In Asphyxiation Probe
Oswego County deputies forced entry to a Town of Granby residence and found elderly couple Carl and Elsie Bogardus and their dog dead from possible asphyxiation. Neighbors reported the man's illness and absence from work. An autopsy was ordered to confirm cause of death.
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Oswego County
Granby
Granby Center
Carl
Elsie Bogardus
Bogardus
Sealright Company
Fulton
Joan Pontante
Seafright
Sheriff's Department
James McDermott
William Woodworth
Richard Ferguson
McDermott
Woodworth
Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation
Robert Hurlbutt
Lake Placid confident on 1980 Winter Olympics plan
Albany reports Lake Placid will host the 1980 Winter Games despite environmental concerns about curtain facilities at Intervale. Environmental Commissioner Peter A A Berle says New York will not relinquish the bid, noting Colorado's issue was bond related. Federal funds total $50 million with state support for Whiteface Mountain and related improvements. Construction will include new trails and cross country facilities while ensuring environmental analyses are integrated with work.
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Lewis Freedman
Albany
Lake Placid
Denver
Peter A. A. Berle
New York
Colorado
Berle
Herald-Journal
Innsbruck
Austria
US Congress
Department of Environmental Conservation
DEC
Whiteface
Harvard
Webb's Salary Tops Albany Payroll for Central New York Aides
Central New York lawmakers on the state Assembly payroll include Charles Webb of Manlius earning 43000 for the current session as counsel to Republican Minority Leader Perry B. Duryea. Others listed are Richard J. Brickwedde, Wendy Roxin Diamond, Mark H. Fandrich, Retalurino, Howne ard A. Kallusch Jr., Kathleen P. Lacey, Daniel H. MacDonald, Gerald J. Mulvey, Glenda D. O'Brien, Patricia M. Piperino, Marian R. Powell, Charles E. Rhinehart, Jean E. Roberts, and John C. Rossi with varying session salaries and biweekly pay.
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Albany
Charles Webb
Manlius
Syracuse
New York
State Assembly
Webb
Axenfeld, Webb, Marshall, Bersani & Scolaro
Assembly
Perry B. Duryea
Richard J. Brickwedde
Euclid Ave
Wendy Roxin Diamond
Jamesville Ave
Mark H. Fandrich
Auburn
Retalurino
Everingham Road
Howne
Ard A. Kallusch Jr
DeWitt
Kathleen P. Lacey
Daniel H. MacDonald
Liverpool
Gerald J. Mulvey
North Syracuse
Glenda D. O’brien
Barnes Ave
Patricia M. Piperino
Solvay
Marian R. Powell
Charles E. Rhinehart
Dickerson
Camillus
Snow tonight and frigid weekend forecast from NWS
The forecast calls for snow tonight at Hancock Airport with temperatures near 2 C and a return to bitter cold. Tomorrow will be windy and cold with about a 90 percent chance of more snow and highs in the mid-20s. The extended outlook shows highs near five degrees and subzero lows into the weekend as the icy plot plows through next week.
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Hancock
National Weather Service
Carter seeks control of gas
President Carter plans to ask Congress for authority to control distribution and deregulate gas prices to avert a severe natural gas crisis. The package would include standby power to aid needy areas and allow interstate companies to buy supplies at higher prices for six months, boosting availability but raising consumer costs.
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Washington
UPI
Carter
Congress
White House
Federal Power Commission
Rudes
Griffin Bell
Justice Department
George Meany
Lane Kirkland
U.N
Andrew Young
Peter Ramsbotham
Merchants weigh shorter hours amid gas curtailment
Syracuse retailers consider 42 hour weeks for downtown shops and 48 hours for major suburban centers including supermarkets to curb gas use and prevent layoffs. Dey Brothers already reduce hours. others await regional guidance amid no single policy. Concluded on Page Nine.
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Joseph A. Porcello
Syracuse
Dey Brothers
Poliies
Donald E.chappell Jr
Chappell’s
Sheraton Inn
Consolidated Gas Supply Corp
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
Firing range closed over dangerous lead levels
Undersheriff Robert Alexander told county legislators the firing range at the Public Safety Building is shut temporarily due to excessive lead in instructors blood. He urged a plan for an outdoor county site range, costing 10 000 to 15 000 dollars, while city police study ventilation fixes.
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Public Safety
Robert Alexander
Alexander
Public Safety Committee
Sheriff's Department
Common Council
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Mormon
Jefft
Ummar
Melvin Dummar
Newsman
Intervale
North Elba
Essex County
Adirondack Park Agency
Naked Truth
John A. Markey
New Bedford
Mass
Arthur Caron
Markey
Jody Powell
Cecil Andrus
U.S
Gulf of Mexico
Sylvia Porter Rado
Earl Wilson
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