Lawmakers Split Over Minimum Wage Rise Plan
Albany reports a split between Rocky and Travia over a proposed minimum wage increase. The plan targets $1.50 per hour next October, with steps to reach $1.59 later, sparking impasse as Republicans and Democrats clash on timing and method.
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Women scientists head Antarctic voyage from Atlanta
Atlanta report details two Georgia Tech women scientists joining a National Science Foundation research cruise to Antarctica aboard the Mitania. They will study micro organisms in cold, oxygen-poor seas, carrying seasickness pills and warm gear. The voyage runs March to May with a $20,100 NSF grant and husbands’ consent noted.
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Atlanta
Georgies, Tech
Arad
Antarctic
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Walls
Abs. Spencer
Deloor
Mitania
National Science Foundation
Cmehland
New Zealand
Naional Science Foundation
Assault on isolated outpost fails near Da Nang
Report from South Yaet describes a day long clash around a triad fortress as 360 Montagnard troops and 12 bereted advisers defend against a Viet Cong assault. A U.S. CAT transport was shot down during the siege, four died, three wounded airlifted, and radio contact later indicated the garrison held, though contact was broken at sunset.
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Lilian
Monlagnardroopers
Anmerledn
Triangutie
L Tog
Nedsi
Ashua
da Nang
Faw
Twilcopters
Dublin Nelson Monument Believed Targeted by IRA Fringe
Police guarded the British Embassy and other sites after an explosion felled Nelson’s column in Dublin amid IRA activity fears before the 1916 uprising anniversary. Detectives questioned eight suspects. authorities pledged to remove the damaged base, while officials condemned the act as provocation and noted the monument’s British ties.
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APY
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Britain
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High Republican Army
Ireland
Northern Ireland
United Kingdom
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Tal Ja
Mattie Hugieyesme
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5Rock
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London Guardian
Nelson
Lord Nelson
Temperatures to stay above normal into next week forecast
The Hancock Field forecast calls for temperatures four to seven degrees above the normal 23 to 38 range through Monday with generally fair weather. Scattered showers are expected Saturday with light rainfall, and mild conditions return Friday and Monday after a cool weekend. Overnight lows in the mid 20s and daytime highs in the mid 40s.
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Close vote on college tax saving
Washington lawmakers move toward a close vote on a measure to provide up to 323 dollars a year in tax relief for college expenses and extend Social Security benefits to 1.8 million seniors over 70 not currently covered. The plan, costing about 760 million annually, would reinstate recent excise tax cuts and speed tax collection pending conference agreement.
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Washington
Senate
Singer John Cash fined in Texas drug case
AP reports singer John Cash was sentenced in U.S. District Court to 30 days in jail and a $1,000 fine for illegal possession of drugs. He plans to entertain troops in Vietnam, visit the Holy Land, and perform in London on May 12. Judge J W Suttle delivered the ruling.
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U.S
Viet Nam
J. W. Suttle
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Oly Land
London
Today’s Chuckle Conimin Nightmare
A humorous item notes a comical nightmare about a conimin fever dream with a jokey twist centered on curling misadventures and playful exaggeration.
Former Utica cops guilty of robbery
An Oneida County Court jury found two former Utica police officers guilty in a $3,631 payroll robbery. Craig Owen, 30, and Peter Sebregaitlio, 24, were convicted of first degree robbery and related counts after a trial that concluded in the early hours. Sentencing set for March 3. both are jailed.
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N.Y
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Utica
George R. Davis
Lewis County
Oneida
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Peter Sebregaitlio
One
Newark
Orange
Wewark
James J
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Anthony
Allica State
Stout
Dee
Palin Fee Paca
Woman beaten robbed at tavern in Oswepa County death
Mrs Nicaterta Pott 93 of a Kone residence was beaten and robbed during a tavern incident. Timothy K Manelle, 23, was arrested in Sandridge Road area on a first degree murder charge after cash stolen from the open cash register was recovered from his home. The investigation led by Captain Warren B Surdam cited blood tracks and a violent struggle evidenced by smashed glasses at the bar.
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National war on crime proposed by President Johnson
President Johnson urged Congress to back a national war on crime through steps from gun sale controls to root causes, renewing three stage strategy to speed justice reform and tougher action on narcotics while protecting the poor. He cited high crime rates and urged immediate measures on federal legislation, court reform, and crime prevention programs.
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