New 30,000 Seat Stadium Proposed for Syracuse Area
A survey by architects and economists from Atlanta and Los Angeles recommends a 50,000 seat stadium near Electronics Parkway at Hopkins Road in Liverpool for mass sports and outdoor events. Cost would be 12.5 to 15 million dollars with potential expansion to 60,000. The project would serve Syracuse University and central New York for 25 years, funded by financing and donations with income from parking and concessions.
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Arniie Burdick
Liverpool
Syracuse
New York
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Calif
Metropolitan Development Association
Electronics Parkway
Hopkins Road
Arena Group
Buffalo
Arena
Buffalo Stadium
MDA
Alfred Gobar
Brae
L.A
Robert Eskew
Wilton Ferguson
Finch-Heery
Architects-Engineers of
CNY
Syracuse University
PSC staff trims NM 125 million in rate rise plan
Albany The Public Service Commission staff proposes cutting Niagara Mohawk Power Corp rate increases by 125 million, limiting electric hikes to 30.8 million and gas to 4.7 million. The plan alters bill calculations, affects about 1.31 million electric and 419,000 gas customers, and shifts wage and tax cost handling while removing 149 million from construction work in progress.
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Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
Herald-Journal
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Statf
James K. Dundon
PSC
Ently
Dundon
Weaver Oil and Gas Co
Nits Electric Service
Upstate New York
Syracuse
Watertown
Buffalo
Albany-Troy-Schenectady
Mohawk Valley
Means Shot In South Dakota On Yankton Reservation
Russell Means of the American Indian Movement and another AIM member were shot at a housing area near Wagner on the Yankton Sioux Reservation. Janklow reported Means was shot in the chest with no condition update and John Thomas hospitalized in Yankton in critical condition. Local authorities offered few details pending a later statement.
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Wagner
American Indian Movement
Russell Means
AIM
William Janklow
Janklow
Means
John Thomas
Yankton
Nebraska
South Dakota
Yankton Indian Reservation
Don Loudner
Mother's Day Proclamation by President Ford
President Ford issued a proclamation designating Sunday as Mother's Day and urged Americans to remember their mothers in a special way. The notice highlights the federal action and national emphasis on celebrating mothers.
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Washington
Weekend Shower Outlook With Warm Spells
The National Weather Service at Hancock Airport warns of cloudy nights with sharp winds and seasonal temperatures. A 60 percent chance of rain tonight with a low near 51. Tomorrow varies to partly cloudy with a 50 percent rain chance and a mid 60s high. Weekend showers Friday, partly cloudy Saturday and sunshine Sunday with temperatures from the low 40s to the upper 60s.
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National Weather Service
Hancock Airport
Army helicopter unit to move to Hancock Field Syracuse
The Army Reserve plans relocating a helicopter unit from LeRoy to Hancock Field in Syracuse. Harold L Brownman says Hancock offers better recruiting, security, and facilities, with a temporary lease before a permanent, federally owned facility is built. Mahon asks to suspend lease talks pending committee decision. Announcement follows reports the move to Syracuse had been canceled.
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Army Reserve
William Walsh
Hancock Field
Walsh
Harold L. Brownman
Secretary of the Army
Army
LeRoy
Syracuse
George Mahon
Texas
House Appropriations Committee
Mahon
Svar Syracuse
Appropriations Committee
Reagan Leads Way in GOP Race With Indiana Victory
Reagan rises as a credible challenger to incumbent Ford, leading in committed Republican delegates after a 51 percent Indiana win and two Southern victories. Ford fights to reverse momentum as more primaries loom, while Carter dominates Democrats with wins in Indiana and Georgia and Wallace signals possible broader support.
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Ronald Reagan
Lincoln
Neb
Indiana
Alabama
Georgia
Reagan
Nebraska
Ford
Carter
California
Clayman Holds 250000 Hope In State Lottery Draw
Clay resident Nicholas Letizia and 23 others from Brooklyn to Buffalo will travel to Albany on the 14th to participate in the first drawings May 18 for the state lottery. John Quinn, lottery director, says the grand tier drawings for the Double-Up Games for Oct 2, 9 and 16, 1975 will be May 18 at an announced location. The Clay man is guaranteed $2,000 with a possible $250,000 prize to settle some old lottery obligations. Education is what you get from reading the fine print. Experience is what you get for not reading it.
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Ford
North Carolina
Texas
Reagan
John B. Connally
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Kenn Peters
Albany
John Quinn
Nicholas Letizia
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