Regatta's loved and hated
Rowing fans await tomorrow's 77th IRA Regatta finals on Onondaga Lake while Liverpool residents fear litter, traffic jams, and rowdy crowds. Businessman Jim Hennigan criticizes the event as a costly beer blast, despite early local support and prestige. Concluded on Page Seven.
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J. Michael Kelly
Onondaga Lake
Liverpool
Ples
Jim Hennigan
Nichols
Hennigan
Poughkeepsie
Henni- Ban
Lockheed pleads guilty to payoffs to Tanaka officials
Lockheed Corp. admits guilt on four counts of wire fraud and four counts of false statements in a $647,000 fine plea tied to bribes to former Japanese PM Kakuei Tanaka and other officials from 1972 to 1974. Also pleads to two customs violations over currency shipments. Government notes no charges against Haughton or Kotchian. investigations spanned 242 years.
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Washington
Lockheed Corp
Kakuei Tanaka
Justice Department
U.S
Lockheed
Tanaka
Los Angeles
Tokyo
Atlanta
Mexico
Lockheed Board
Daniel J. Haughton
A. Carl Kotchian
Securities and Exchange Commission
Japan
All-Nippon Airlines
All-Nippon
Unemployment Stays at 5.8 Percent in May in U S
May unemployment held at 5.8 percent as job growth slows. Manufacturing employment fell slightly for the second straight month, offset by gains in highway construction and the return of 50,009 workers who had been idled by a trucking strike. New York state saw unemployment at 6.4 percent.
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Washington
Labor Department
Janet L. Norwood
Department’s
Bureau of Labor Statistics
New York State
Carter Faces Gasoline Decontrol Amid Shortages
President Carter meets consumer advocates and environmentalists at the White House as he ends price controls on domestic petroleum. Oil executives praised decontrol while warning Americans face years of shortages. Deputy Energy Secretary O Leary predicts June relief with supplies near last year’s levels and no severe hardship.
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Washington
Carter
Atives
White House
White
John O'Leary
Man Held In Slaying Of 3 Cops In North Carolina
Rutherfordton police say James Williams Hutchins, a 50-year-old textile worker, opened fire in a wooded area injuring no one else and killed two sheriff's deputies and a highway patrolman before surrendering. Officers recovered a high powered rifle and shotgun at the scene. Hutchins is jailed at the Cleveland County Law Enforcement Center. The suspect allegedly began the rampage over a family quarrel about his daughter drinking at a high school graduation party.
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Rutherfordton
N.C
James Williams Hutchins
Hutchins
Cleveland County
Shelby
Garbage truck kills 87 year old in Theresa accident
An 87 year old St. Lawrence County man, Oscar P. Eggleston, was killed in Theresa when a garbage truck backing away struck him as he approached with his trash. State police reported the unusual pedestrian collision occurred yesterday in front of his home.
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Alexandria Bay
St. Lawrence County
Theresa
Oscar P. Eggleston
Eggleston
Grounding DC-10 fleet after engine mount flaws found
FAA completed inspection of the US DC-10 fleet amid reports of many planes airborne while over 100 jets were in service. Grounding was ordered for 188 aircraft to examine engine mount assemblies after the Chicago crash raised concerns about monoball bolts and possible wing or pylon issues.
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American Airlines
Chicago
U.S
Harry F. Rosenthal
Washington
Federal Aviation Administration
Tax relief bill on heating fuel faces opposition in Senate
Albany report notes Assembly approved a measure to let Onondaga County drop its 3 percent local heating fuel tax, but Senate leaders oppose. Republican Lombardi and Auer propose a tax credit compromise for Niagara Mohawk customers. Debate shows distrust of revenue shifts. sponsor Melvin Zimmer notes unlikely upper house sponsorship. Concluded on Page Seven.
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Kenn Peters
Albany
State Assembly
Onondaga County
Ptacs
Tarky Lombardi Jr
Syracuse
Niagara
Melvin Zimmer
Gordon Burrows
Zimmer
Auer Or
Lombardi
Weekend Weather Outlook From Hancock Airport
The National Weather Bureau at Hancock Airport predicts sunny skies this weekend with scattered showers possible. Tonight, variable clouds and a 30 percent chance of rain, low around 60. Tomorrow, sunny intervals with a 30 percent shower chance and a high near 75. Winds under 10 mph. extended forecast calls for partly sunny skies Sunday.
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National Weather Bureau
Hancock Airport
Albany Lottery Draw Yields Few Winners
Albany AP reports the New York state weekly lottery drawing produced numbers 10 70 and 50 903. Tickets matching all five numbers win a prize of 25 dollars.
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Albany
New York State
Gemini Reads The Line On The Job Application
A breezy note recalls an applicant who misread a form asking for a signature and instead wrote Gemini as the answer. The quirky moment.
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