Garrow loses appeal in multi county murder case
Former Syracuse mechanic Robert F. Garrow Sr. has had his appeal denied and his 25 years to life sentence upheld for the 1973 stabbing death of Adirondack camper Philip Domblewski. The State Court of Appeals ruled no legal question merited review by the state’s highest court. Garrow remains imprisoned at Clinton Correctional Facility with further motions pending on plea bargain handling across counties.
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Bill Jerome
Robert F. Garrow Sr
Hamilton County
Adirondack
Philip Domblewski
State Court of Appeals
Hugh R. Jones
Utica
Garrow
Onondaga County
Norman A. Mordue
William H. Intemann Jr
State Supreme Court
Third Department
Albany
U.S. Supreme Court
Mordue
Appellate Division
Syracuse
Frank Armani
Francis Belge
Alicia Hauck
Oakwood Cemetery
Belge
Hauck
Ormand N. Gale
Court of Appeals
Gale
Daniel Porter
Warren County
Susan Petz
Essex County
Clinton
Dannemora
Domblewski
Onondaga
King Carl Gustaf defends trip as positive to U S
Swedish King Carl Gustaf rebutted claims he was stiff during a 26 day U S visit. In Svenska Dagbladet he said his reserve comes from his role and that Americans left a favorable overall impression. He noted reporters expected more conferences and regretted a too brief Chicago art museum stop.
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Stockholm
Sweden
UPI
Carl Gustaf
United States
Svenska Dagbladet
U.S
Chicago
Art Museum
Approval of check bill could close many banks
Albany reports warn the Cinotta Conklin proposal to let savings banks offer checking accounts could force up to 30 of 100 Onondaga County banks to close. The State Bankers Association opposes the bill now stalled in the Senate Banks Committee.
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Kenn Peters
Albany Bureau
Albany
State Bankers Association
Onondaga County
Conklin
Assembly
Senate Banks Committee
The
Bankers Association
Wholesale prices jump to new high in April surge
The Labor Department reports wholesale prices rose 0.8 percent in April, led by farm and food costs, with farm prices up 4.2 percent and processed foods up 1.9 percent. The broad index reached 181.3, up 5.3 percent year over year, signaling further consumer price gains and potential impact on inflation.
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Washington
UPL
Labor Department
Ford
Moore: Never lost confidence
West Virginia Governor Arch Moore and aide William Loy were found innocent of conspiring to extort $25,000 from a bankrupt loan firm president. Moore said he never lost confidence in an innocent verdict, addressing supporters after the verdict in Charleston.
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Kay Christensen
Charleston
W.va
UPI
West Virginia
Arch Moore
Moore
William Loy
Empire
Arch A. Moore Jr
Federal
Teacher’s Birthday Joke Sparks Senate Dream
A schoolteacher in the classroom teased a boy about his future after noting his absent record. She joked he may never be President but could reach the Senate someday, sparking a lighthearted moment in class.
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Senate
Cooler and Showers Forecast Tonight Through Monday
The National Weather Service at Hancock Airport expects cooler temperatures with scattered showers tonight and tomorrow. Rain chances are 70 percent tonight, with an overnight low around 45. Tomorrow will be mostly cloudy with a 30 percent chance of morning showers and a high near 50, then mostly sunny days and clear nights Saturday through Monday with 30s to 60s temperatures.
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National Weather Service
Hancock Airport
Tax cut urged by COP in New York Legislature
Republican leaders in New York proposed a 300 million tax cut, with early relief possible in October and major cuts effective next April 1 only if revenue growth meets 8.1 and 10.7 percent triggers. The plan spans personal income tax credits, heating fuel sales tax cuts, and broadened industrial exemptions, amid debate over Carey administration revenue projections.
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Albany
New York
Hugh Carey
Senate
Warren Anderson
Binghamton
Assembly
Perry Duryea
Suffolk
Carey
Carter calls for unity in Democratic race
Democratic frontrunner Jimmy Carter urges party unity after talks with Hubert Humphrey Hugh Carey and Abe Beame. Morris Udall and George Wallace indicated they would back Carter if nominated. Wallace called Carter warmed-over McGovern earlier in the campaign.
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Lewis Lord
United Press International
Ford
Ronald Reagan
Jimmy Carter
Hubert Humphrey
New York
Hugh Carey
Abe Beame
Carter
Morris Udall
George Wallace
Wallace
Georgia
George) McGovern
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