Foster Opens Gerry Ashe Memorial With 69 Lead
Dr. Alan Foster former New York State Amateur champion shot a three under par 69 to lead the Gerry Ashe Memorial at Lake Shore. Waller, Nordone and Morgan sit two behind as the Syracuse District Golf Association event heads into the final 18 holes Sunday. Foster described his spring slump and sudden comeback in candid terms.
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Frank Plata Jr
Oswego
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Bill Gerber
Herald
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Joe Russo Jr
Tom Christian
George Podolak
Larry Smith
Horace Meredith
Nick Rausch
John Bednarski
Scott
Mel Baum
al Highducheck
Times
CNYCL Yearend Review Highlights Ludden Henninger CBA
The 1975-76 Central New York Cities League season crowned Ludden and Henninger titles in wrestling baseball and soccer while CBA dominated cross country and track. CBA also swept the league in basketball and tennis, with Nottingham and Ludden producing standout stars like Jerry Scholder and John Kobar. Financial strains threaten 76-77 programs as districts cut budgets and contemplate program mergers.
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Corcoran
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Rich Sanderson
Harold Kye
Larry Kirk
Phil Bousquet
Giovannie Vitale
New York
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Schjjelein
Wimbledon Match Sparks Women Players Pay Dispute
The WTA and Miss Evert demanded larger sums for women players next year while men’s champion this year earned 21 875 and the top woman 17 500. Charlie Pasarell praised Wimbledon as the test. Evert’s protest drew sharp comment from rivals and fans.
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Charlie Pasarell
Santurce
Puerto Rico
Adriano Panatta
Italy
Christine Trueman
Chris Evert
Trackside Crowds Record Fast Times At Carded Meet
cloudy weather and a busy 131 1 900 yard card highlight multiple races with faster times. Notable runners include Imi gaoyds Heim and Admiral Regraell with solid showings and a late 1 49 time in the main event. Attendance listed at 2 757 and a 3 horse exacta payout of 17 60 reflects a lively program at the track.
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Regraell
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Rancreever
Li'l Battier
Suzy Lawless
Shaffer
Volar Knave
Dan
Assembly passes health insurance bill to expand outpatient coverage
Albany The Assembly approved a bill to curb health care costs by extending coverage. Introduced by State Senator Tarky Lombardi Jr of Syracuse the measure requires all hospitalization policies to cover pre admission testing and emergency services and may offer outpatient care coverage in hospitals clinics and nursing homes. Lombardi said the plan will ease patient financial burden and does not anticipate rate increases. He expects the governor to sign after Senate approval.
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Assembly
Tarky Lombardi Jr
Syracuse
Lombardi
Senate Health Committee
Extension service approved for small business aid
Albany The State Senate approved a small business extension service pairing two extension field reps with four state colleges to aid firms under 1,000 employees. The program links higher education with business, costs $400,000 in year one, and will fund college bids for Commerce Department grants guided by a council in each area.
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State Senate
Martin
Auer
49Th Dist
Commerce Department
Senate approves measures governing private adult homes
The Senate sent to the Assembly three bills targeting private proprietary adult homes. One bill would require State Board of Social Welfare certification of high care levels for sponsors or operators linked to facilities. A second bill mandates public posting of inspection report results and making reports available to applicants and residents. The third bill calls for a posted statement on residents rights and responsibilities including privacy grievance rights and fiscal management.
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Albany
Senate
Assembly
Tarky Lombardi Jr
50Th Dist
State Board of Social Welfare
Tonawanda GM Engine Plant to Idle 600 Workers
GM said its Town of Tonawanda engine plant will shut for one week starting Monday, idling 600 workers who will return after July 4. The move aligns engine inventory with the production schedule at GM Lordstown Ohio where the Vega is assembled.
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Buffalo
General Motors
Tonawanda
Notable celebrity weddings and political notes in brief
Actor Peter Lawford wed for the third time in a casual ceremony that turned comic as he forgot the license and a best man hid the ring. Pearl Bailey named as keynote at Connecticut Republican convention. Ustinov criticizes US UNESCO funding stance. Albany press group elects Thomas Poster as LCA president. A former road manager for Gregg Allman faces up to 75 years for drug distribution.
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Lawford
Deborah Gould
Miss Gould
Gregg Allman
Forecast: Clear and mild tonight and tomorrow
The forecast calls for clear conditions and mild temperatures tonight with a low near 60 and sunny, warmer conditions tomorrow reaching the mid 80s. Sunset today is 8 48 p.m. and sunrise tomorrow at 5 27 a.m. Historical highs and lows for the date are 96 and 42 with an average of 70. Humidity sits around 79 percent and southwest winds 10 to 20 mph, lake winds 10 to 20 knots.
Showers Damp East Coast Weather
The East from Florida to New England saw wet weather with thundershowers across the Middle Atlantic and parts of Texas and New England. A new line of thunder showers moved through the northern Plains and Upper Mississippi Valley while cool air entered the Northwest with temperatures in the 30s and 40s. Tornadoes touched down yesterday in Virginia, South Dakota and Texas as conditions remained warm and humid from the Atlantic to the Gulf Coast.
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Landslides kill 27 in Japan
In western Japan heavy rains triggered landslides and floods killing at least 27. Police and rescuers searched for victims as eight people were reported missing and 22 injured. Most damage hit Kagoshima in Kyushu, where up to 33 inches of rain fell over three days.
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Japan
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Kyushu
Youth crime bills near passage in New York Legislature
Albany AP The New York legislature moves toward final passage of a bipartisan package targeting violent crimes by 14 and 15 year olds. The plan includes a two year institutional placement for serious offenses and creates a statewide juvenile crime statistics system. It also notes court reorganization progress and tax measures affecting farms and stock brokers.
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