Carey expected to yield on school aid increase
Gov. Hugh L. Carey faces party pressure to back a statewide school aid rise to about 140 million dollars to unlock New York City tax authority. The plan would add 35 million this year, slightly above his prior limit, and follows Republican demands for a broader package in exchange for city taxes. Mayor Beame reportedly urged flexibility to gain city funding authority, while Senate Republicans push for a specific aid figure and broader tax approvals.
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Linda Greenhouse
New York Times
Albany
Hugh L. Carey
New York City
Senate
Carey
Warren M. Ander
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Abraham Beame
Stanley M. Friedman
Anderson
Schlesinger warns Reds U.S. admits deploying atom weapons in Korea
Defense Secretary James Schlesinger said the United States has deployed tactical nuclear weapons in South Korea and would consider using them if North Korea invaded. He warned of heightened tensions, noted U.S. troop strength near the DMZ, and described Soviet MIRV developments including SS-19, SS-17, and SS-18 warheads.
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Chicago Daily News Service
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Korea
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Nagasaki
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Vietnam
Park Chung Hee
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Soviet Union
Kremlin
Wallace letter says he'll run for president in 1976
Alabama Governor George C. Wallace states in a mailed letter to about one million voters that he will seek the Democratic nomination for president. Campaign director Charles Snider says plans are underway to enter Wallace in all primaries except possibly New Hampshire. Wallace indicated in a Washington speech to the National Federation of Independent Business that he intends to be involved in the 1976 election but would delay a formal announcement.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Wallace
Charles $. Snider
New Hampshire
Washington
National Federation of Independent Business Inc
Kissinger and Khaddam Meet for Middle East Talks
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger and Syrian Foreign Minister Abdel Halim Khaddam held a second breakfast meeting at the State Department, reviewing the Middle East situation in detail. They discussed Syria's position on several issues, with no clear progress announced.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Abdel Halim Khaddam
Middle East
State Department
Khaddam
Kissinger
Ford
Syria
Cloture sought on heated New Hampshire Senate vote
Senate Democrats filed a cloture petition led by Robert Byrd to end the acrimonious debate over last November's New Hampshire Senate election. The vote to limit debate was set for Tuesday with 20 Democratic signers, but prospects for success appeared doubtful.
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Washington
Senate
New Hampshire
Robert C. Byrd
Weather outlook for Hancock Field tonight and tomorrow
Humid, cloudy tonight as summer starts at 8 27 p m EST from the National Weather Service at Hancock Field. Lows near 60 with a 20 percent rain chance. Tomorrow should be sunny and warm with a 30 percent chance of showers and variable winds 5 to 15 mph.
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National Weather Service
Hancock Field
Beyond medical help you’re laid up with a cold
A lighthearted quip notes that when medical aid seems unavailable or unnecessary a simple cold can still leave you bedridden and chuckling at the irony of needing care for common illness.
Governor urged to oust correction commission report blasts watchdog role
Albany AP The State Investigation Commission issues a scathing indictment of the seven member Correction Commission. It says the panel failed as a watchdog over jails and ignored life endangering problems. It urges Gov. Carey to demand resignations of the remaining four commissioners and criticizes failure to inspect prisons and set standards.
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Albany
State Investigation Commission
State Correction Commission
Hugh Carey
Carey
Morton van Hoesen
Correction Commission
SIC
Montoneros claim record ransom for Born brothers release
Leftist Montoneros say they received 60 million dollars for freeing Jorge Born aged 41 and secretly releasing Juan Born 39, directors of Bungey Born. Family confirms releases after a Sept 19 seizure that killed an executive and a driver.
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Argentina
Montoneros
Jorge Born
Juan
Exxon
People’s Revolutionary Army
Victor Samuelson
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