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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1975

Page

5

CIA Role Sketchy Raises Questions After 1973 Probe

The committee heard a vague CIA briefing on past misdeeds from a 1973 housecleaning inquiry. Members declined to detail what was said, noting references to assassination plots and schemes. Nedzi resigned after a week of debate over his knowledge and actions regarding CIA misdeeds and Watergate connections.

Ington CIA Harrington Dellums Stanton Western Hemisphere Trujillo Lucien N. Nedzi Dmich Nedzi Democratic

Senators debate benefits plan and compromise approach

The Senate and Assembly clash over unemployment benefits with Gov. Carey proposing raises and dependency allowances to lift weekly maximums. GOP leaders favor a $124 cap without dependents, while Democrats push a higher package. Melvin Zimmer supports compromise. The bill passes the Assembly amid broader end of session rush.

Senate Carey Syracuse Melvin Zimmer Senate Gop Albany New York City Assembly New York Democratic Zimmer Ronald Stott North Syracuse Daniel Haley St. Lawrence County James McCabe Johnson City John Zagame Oswego William Sears Oneida County Lloyd Riord Auburn

Weather Summary for Today and Tomorrow

Weather by Telephoto notes yesterday high of 72 and low 60 with a 94 record high in 1949 and 44 record low in 1965. It lists yesterday 60 and today 66 as normals, humidity 87 at 8 p.m. and 79 at 8 a.m., with southwest winds 10 to 20 mph tonight and tomorrow.

Weather summary shows widespread showers and varied temps

Showers lingered along the north Atlantic coast with scattered pockets across the northern Plains and upper Great Lakes. Thunderstorms hit the lower Great Lakes with strong winds and heavy rains up to 70 mph near St Charles. Rain totals exceeded an inch in parts of the Carolinas and into Pennsylvania and the Northeast. western two thirds of the U.S. remained fair with cooling in some areas and a broad spread of calmer conditions overnight. Temperatures ranged from 92 in Needles California to 49 in Houghton Michigan with numerous readings across major cities showing a mix of rain, drizzle, and clear or partly cloudy skies.

Associated Press North Atlantic Plains Upper Great Lakes Lower Great Lakes St. Charles Carolinas Pennsylvania Colorado Wyoming New Mexico Evanston Wyo Hobbs Needles Cahif Houghton Mich Anchorage Atlanta Boston Buffalo Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Dallas Denver Detroit Honolulu Indianapolis Kansas City Los Angeles Louisville Miami Minneapolis-St. Paul Nashville New York Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh St. Louis San Francisco Seattle Washington

Cardinal Tabera Araoz Dies at 71 in Vatican

Vatican reports Spanish Cardinal Arturo Tabera Araoz died of a heart attack at age 71 after a period with influenza. Former archbishop of Pamplona, he was ordained in 1928 and made a cardinal by Pope Paul VI in 1969.

Vatican City Arturo Cardinal Tabera Araoz Vatican Congregation For the Religious Tabera Araoz Pamplona Barco de Avila College of Cardinals Paul VI

Ford unveils plan to spur utility plant building

President Ford proposed liberalized tax writeoffs and tax deferred treatment of reinvested utility dividends to accelerate new power plants and convert oil and gas plants to coal. The plan could award utilities a 1976 tax break of 500 million to 1 billion, with officials briefing Congress. Nuclear power potential rises to 20 percent by the late 1980s if the program advances.

Washington Ford Secretary of Labor John Dunlop Labor-Management Committee Congress White House Jon Nessen

Guzzling Penalty Approved by House

Washington reports the House approved a penalty aimed at gas guzzling automobiles. Some lawmakers praised the move as a signal of congressional seriousness while others called it a creampuff crafted in Detroit.

Washington UPI Congress Detroit

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