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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1975

Page

8

Weather Outlook With Humidity and Warmth Ahead

Cloudy tonight near 60. Sunny and humid tomorrow with a 30 percent chance of showers. Highs in the mid 80s. Today sunset 8 48 p.m. Tomorrow sunrise 5 25 a.m. Record highs and lows noted for the date. Humidity 51 percent yesterday night and 79 percent this morning. Winds variable 5 to 15 mph.

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Cattle reports denied amid export and health fears

Ottawa said no truth to claims Canadian cattle were exported to the United States with false health certificates. The Agriculture Department noted U.S. vets test blood from imports at Vermont New York and Maine borders. About 500 cattle tested with no infections found. Brucellosis concerns persist due to a Vermont farmer's undulant fever linked scare.

Ottawa Eugene Whelan United States Agriculture Department U.S. Agriculture Department Vermont New York Maine U.S

Indicted City Official Takes Six Month Leave

Joseph Monserrat, facing bribery official misconduct and conflict of interest charges, will take a six month unpaid leave from the New York Board of Education. Mayor Beame pressured the step as Monserrat chose voluntary leave starting July 7 after indictment in Brooklyn earlier in the week.

New York Joseph Monserrat Abraham D. Beame Board of Education Monserrat Brooklyn Beame

Study Finds Benefits From Birth Control Pills

A British study presented at the Eighth Annual Meeting of the Society For Epidemiologic Research reports birth control pills reduce risks of benign breast cancer and anemia and may lessen acne and ear wax buildup. Dr Clifford Kay leads the study with Royal College of General Practitioners support, based on 1,400 practitioners data. The project began in 1968 and runs to at least 1978, including 23,000 pill users and 23,000 nonusers as controls.

Albany N.y.ap Clifford Kay Society For Epidemiologic Research Ray Royal College of General Practitioners London United Kingdom

Three Marines Charged in Great Lakes Beating Case

Three Marines faces assault and battery charges for a bloody May 13 beating of recruit Steven E. Stawnychy at Great Lakes Naval Base. Stawnychy later died by suicide, and Rep. Robert McClory plans to probe whether such brig abuses are common.

Ellen Warren Chicago Daily News Service Chicago Great Lakes Naval Base Illinois Steven E. Stawnychy Stawnychy Great Lakes Dale Klinkerman Nebojsa Popovich Grayslake Ill William T. Mason Somerville Mass Michael A. Williams Moorhead Minn Chicago Daily News Mike Royko Navy U.S Robert McClory R-Iil White Bear Lake

Severe spring weather, floods drive evacuations from Montana to the Plains

A spring heat and humidity outbreak spans the Midwest and East as nine tornadoes spark across Nebraska, South Dakota, Illinois, Kansas and Texas. In Montana, over 4,000 people are evacuated near Great Falls as Sun River floods crest expected today. 42 children from Augusta are airlifted to higher ground.

Associated Press Plains Dakotas Texas Midwest East Sun River Great Falls Mont Nebraska South Dakota Iinois Kansas Amarillo Montana Augusta Rockies

Liddys bid rejected in plea for shorter term and fine

US District Judge John J. Sirica denied G. Gordon Liddys request to shorten his prison term and reduce a $40,000 fine. The ruling comes as Liddy, once a leader of the Watergate burglary crew, faces ongoing consequences of the case.

Washington G. Gordon Liddy John J. Sirica Liddy

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