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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1975
Page
1
Additional tests were conducted by the county medical examiner on the body of Mrs Marion Fisher a 40 year old Jamesville Elementary School teacher who was strangled late Friday or early Saturday Syracuse police said they had no suspects in custody.
Gov. Hugh L. Carey pledges to veto any Republican bid tying New York City’s new taxing authority to education aid. He would sign a law granting NYC 400 million in taxing power, while Mayor Beame pushes to preserve his 12.087 billion crisis budget and avert mass layoffs as a 291 million deficit surfaces.
Bids for 500000 ounces of gold were opened at 11 am EDT as part of a US program to curb import demand. Over 700 bids were filed, mostly around 151 per ounce, with results and winning prices due tomorrow. Stock markets showed mixed gains while the British pound slid to a fresh low against the dollar.
The Congressional Budget Office warned that inflation trends will rebound over the next 18 months. It projected inflation at 6.3 to 8.7 percent in 1976 with unemployment between 7.6 and 8.2 percent, higher than White House aims.
Federal energy researchers told Congress that solar power holds major promise for the 21st century but the nation will import oil at least through 1995. A multi-pronged plan calls for solving coal and light-water reactor limits, boosting conservation, and adding solar power to breeders and fusion as inexhaustible options.
The Supreme Court ruled 6 to 3 that a criminal defendant has a constitutional right to represent himself. The term's closing opinions also suggested topless dancing bans in public may be unconstitutional and outlined several future cases on election districts, evidence rules, and welfare eligibility laws.
Beirut battles continued through the night with 120 confirmed dead and 486 wounded since last Tuesday. Evacuation plans emerged by Kuwait and Bahrain for their citizens, but the U.S. embassy did not announce any withdrawal. Palestinian guerrillas, Moslem leftists, and right‑wing militiamen fired mortars and rockets, destroying banks and offices in the city center and along the coast.
In Moscow a two hour meeting between visiting US senators and leading Soviet Jewish activists reassured them that Congress has not forgotten their plight. Alexander Lerner called it a very important meeting and said it gave him optimism. Ten of fourteen senators attended, including Jacob Javits, in the largest gathering of Jews and US lawmakers ever held in the city. The session may influence future Soviet American trade legislation.
The National Weather Service at Hancock Field reports clear tonight with lows in the low 60s and light winds around 10 mph. Tomorrow will bring sunny skies and highs in the upper 80s with near zero rain tonight rising to about 10 percent tomorrow.
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