Carey helps open inn near Carrier Circle in Syracuse
Gov. Hugh L. Carey joined Carrier and Marriott executives to dedicate a 10 million, 250 room Marriott Inn near Carrier Circle. Melvin Holm and J. W. Marriott Jr. praised growth in Central New York as they opened the hotel and discussed a future laboratory dedication. Carey defended state finances and denied a prosecutor appointment aimed at harming the Republican party.
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Joseph A. Porcello
Hugh L. Carey
Carrier Circle
Melvin €. Holm
Carrier Board
J. W. Marriott Jr
Marriott Corp
Holm
Carey
Syracuse
Onondaga County
Republican Committee
Peter Andreoli
New York
Republican Party
Rockefeller
Senate
New York City
Marriott
Albany
Schlitz Brewery
Carrier Corp
Upstate
Stocks Dip Broadly As Dow Sags Near Noon
New York stock prices fell across the board with the Dow Jones Industrial Average down 1.04 at 887.39 before noon. The prior session closed at 888.43 after a 19.75 drop, its lowest close since January 5, 1976.
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New York
Governor Carey Passes Up Antique Car Ride in Syracuse Visit
Governor Hugh L. Carey did not use the 1932 Packard Phaeton from the State Museum. State workers drove the car to Syracuse after overhauling its starter and generator while two chauffeur driven Cadillacs and a Lincoln waited, but Carey chose Mayor Lee Alexander's car instead.
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Albany
Hugh L. Carey
Syracuse
Carey
Albany South Mall
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Herbert Lehman
Lee Alexander
Regents propose $45 million base increase for 1978 79 education
Albany report shows the New York State Board of Regents presenting a preliminary 1978 79 school budget with at least a 45 million rise in education spending. The final state aid to public schools could reach up to 135 million more, to meet local demand, with the aid figure to be decided later. The draft also lists bills to boost aid to private medical and dentistry schools and to raise penalties for professional misconduct.
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Albany
UPI
State Board of Regents
Regents
Record Low Temperatures Spread Across Upstate New York
Down to 46 in Buffalo Rochester and Syracuse, with Syracuse tying the low at 46 at 6 am. Tonight will bring mid 50s, then clouds tomorrow bring a 50 percent chance of showers or storms and a mid 70s high.
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New York
Buffalo
Rochester
Syracuse
Gunmen execute six in Carol City home
Three men posing as Florida Power & Light inspectors gained entry to a suburban Miami residence killed six men in their 20s, bound others, and fled in a rented Ford Thunderbird. Margaret Wooden and Johnnie Hall survived with gunshot injuries as police investigated motives and searched for suspects.
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Miami
UPI
Power Company
Dade County
Margaret Wooden
Florida Power & Light Co
Indi
Miss Wooden
Livingston Stocker
Carol City
Lawley
Johnnie Hall
Joyce Campbell
New York relaxes marijuana penalties under new law
New York State enacts relaxed penalties for small scale possession with fines for first and second offenses under 25 grams in private places. Public or larger quantities remain subject to jail. Officials warn law not to imply legalization. The memo to troopers directs treating private car offenses as violations with summons.
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Albany
New York State
Carter critiques Israel and nuclear talks progress
President Carter condemned Israel’s legalization of three West Bank settlements as an obstacle to peace while announcing progress toward a comprehensive nuclear test ban. He noted talks would begin October 3 in Geneva and said Israel had not notified him of recognizing the settlements in advance. He stressed the Palestinian issue blocks resuming Geneva talks and urged restraint from leaders on both sides. He also touched on FBI director search, welfare proposals, and a downward trend in global arms sales while defending new military sales to Egypt, Sudan, and Somalia.
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Washington
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Israel
West
Jordana
Geneva
Menahem Begin
Begin
Soviet Union
Britain
FBI
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Congress
Mideast
Palestine Liberation
PLO
Middle East
Egypt
Sudan
Somalia
Samme
United States
Senate
Mail opened illegally by customs men
Customs agents have illegally opened or read mail and in some cases stolen letters, acknowledged by the Customs and Postal Services to a House panel. Incidents involved warrantless openings, transfers to Navy investigators, and a year long Tennessee case, with theft referrals to the Justice Department.
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Jeffrey Mills
Washington
Customs Service
Postal Service
Customs
Supreme Court
Port Isabel
Tex
Navy
C. Neil Benson
New York Customs
Tennessee
Benson
Justice Department
Kirkland again votes to merge with Hamilton
Kirkland College votes 12 5 to merge with all male Hamilton College after earlier backing and a disputed vote. Final plans require approval by three quarters of trustees at each college and the state Board of Regents. A Kirkland member opposed to the merger remains hopeful it may fail.
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Kirkland College
Hamilton College
Women’s College
Hamilton
College
State Board of Regents
Kirkland Board
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