Central New York Delegation Weighs Carter Support
Central New York uncommitted delegates indicate a Carter tilt as two day NYC caucus begins. Eight of twelve delegates met and stayed uncommitted but officials say others may join Carter bandwagon. SomeBacked Humphrey Brown and Jackson ties noted. meetings with all hopefuls planned.
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Jimmy Carter
New York City
Patrick J. Corbett
Onondaga County
Thomas J. Lowery
Georgia
Carter
Humphrey
Sen
Hubert H. Humphrey
Syracuse
Roy Bernardi
California
Edmund
Jerry” Brown
Bernardi
Brown
Lowery
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Jackson
Victim Identified as Unidentified Body Pulled From Oswego River
State police say a badly decomposed white male, age unknown but mid 20s to early 40s, was found by three fishermen about 11 a.m. Saturday near Three Rivers. The body weighed 132 pounds, 5 feet 10 inches tall, with dark hair and was bound with rope and masonry blocks around the neck. Investigators treat the death as homicide and seek missing persons tips while awaiting medical examiner results. Call Cicero barracks at 699-2681 with information.
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Lysander
BCI
J. E. Connolly
Connolly
Cicero Barracks
Church Drops Bid Endorses Carter For President
Frank Church suspends his campaign for the Democratic nomination and urges his delegates to back Jimmy Carter. The Idaho Democrat is credited with 79 delegates in AP counts and says he has something over 100 with pledges in the pipeline.
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Washington
Frank Church
Jimmy Carter
Idaho
Congressman Howe weighs resignation amid arrest in Utah
Rep. Allan T. Howe was arrested by Salt Lake City police who say they caught him propositioning two decoy prostitutes. He denies charges and says he is considering resigning while noting he has not been charged. A Utah spokesman urged the public to withhold judgment pending formal proceedings.
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Allan T. Howe
Salt Lake
Howe
Utah
Litah
Tired Taxpayer Urges Fight Poverty Beyond Taxes
A reader complaints that taxing citizens funds poverty relief. urges policymakers to seek non tax solutions. The quote reflects public frustration with current approaches and calls for alternatives to tax-based programs.
Howe Considers Resignation After Sex Act Probe
US Congressman Howe, facing a Salt Lake County jail investigation for soliciting a sex act for hire, says he may resign though not urged. He claims he was lured to a political gathering under false pretenses and stands by his story of being set up while vowing to answer public questions. Howe left for Washington after a jail booking with eight officers named in the arrest report. His wife says he is at home in Arlington meeting with a Mormon bishop.
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Howe
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Mormon
Men Exploited on Capitol Staff Says Mrs Gardner
Mrs Gardner, 26, alleges some Capitol staffers are forced into sexual acts to keep their jobs. She claims Rep John Young pressured women and may have recordings. Other Democrats named include Sen Mike Grainger Alaska Rep Wayne Hays and retired Rep Kenneth Gray Illinois. All deny wrongdoing.
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Colleen Gardner
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Gardner
Associated Press
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Young
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Alaska
Wayne Hays
Ohio
Kenneth J. Gray
Ilinois
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Court declines busing review in Boston desegregation case
The Supreme Court left Boston's desegregation plan intact, declining appeals from the First Circuit. The ruling follows ongoing violence linked to the plan and signals no participation by the federal government. EPA lead additive limits were upheld, Liddy plea denied, and a tax treaty case let stand.
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1St L. Circuit Court of Appeals
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Edward H. Levi
U.S
W. Arthur Garrity, Jr
1St Circuit
Kevin H. White
Boston School Committee
Boston Teachers Union
Boston Home and School Association
EPA
Environmental Protection Agency
Internal Revenue Service
Two Die In Twisters As Chicago Suburb Hit Hard
Tornadoes slammed into a Chicago suburb injuring 28 as floods trapped motorists. A woman and her husband were killed after a gang demanded money to push their car through water, with shots fired into the family vehicle. Damage extended to Lemont and several nearby suburbs.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Phyllis Anderson
Leo
Andersons
Lemont
Dan Wicklund
Lamont
Weather outlook for tonight and tomorrow with storms
National Weather Service Hancock Field reports scattered thunderstorms and temperatures in the 70s and 80s. Tonight's low 70s to 60s and tomorrow's high 85 to 90 with intermittent sunshine between showers. Rain chances 40 percent tonight and 50 percent tomorrow.
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Hancock Field
Conspiracy probed in death of reporter
The bombing of investigative reporter Don Bolles in Phoenix is linked to a conspiracy involving possible land fraud. Bolles died after an 11 day battle. John Adamson was arrested for murder. Police hint at political figures possibly needing interviews as the case widens.
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Ariz
Don Bolles
Arizona
Bolles
Arizona Republic
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Greyhound
Adamson
Maricopa County
Dan Lozier
Lozier
Barry Ie Goldwater
R-Ariz
Sen. Goldwater
Mr. Steiger
Sams Steiger
Goldwater
Phoenix fiddler crowned New York State champion
George Harriger of Phoenix, a 41 year old hair stylist, won first place at the New York State Fiddlers Contest held at The Enchanted Forest. He earned a trophy and 250 dollars, with Alice Clemens of Osceola taking second and Don Woodcock of Rensselaer Falls third. about 4,000 attended. Harriger has played the fiddle 28 years and also backs country singers in Upstate New York.
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Phoenix
New York
Harriger
Upstate
Alice Clemens
Osceola
Don Woodcock
Rensselaer Falls
Mrs. Clemens
Woodcock
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