Moon granted delay in trespassing case at Bard College
In Red Hook the Moon incident drew a crowd as Rev Sun Myung Moon and 10 followers faced trespassing charges. Moon stayed cloistered at nearby seminary while arraignment was postponed to May 27. Followers were released on bond with conditions. Authorities noted Moon’s visit to Bard College aimed at a waterfall, not recruitment, amid campus tension and security concerns.
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Teenager dies in Potsdam road crash near campus
Sharon Ames, 17, was killed when a car she rode in flipped on Outer Main Street near Potsdam State campus. Driver Gerald LaBafi, 31, of Potsdam, is in stable condition at Potsdam Hospital. Two other passengers treated for minor injuries after the 11 pm crash.
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Jobless rate drop seen as too slow by Meany
AFL CIO President George Meany called the decline to 7 percent in unemployment rate "nothing to brag about" and noted it took two and a half years to reach 7 percent. He warned the rate would stagnate again without new job programs and measures.
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GOP Leaders Criticize Carter Energy Plan
Washington GOP leaders condemn President Carter's energy policy as punitive to the poor and hostile to free enterprise. A half hour ABC televised special featured former Ford aides like William Simon criticizing the plan as a government intrusion into the economy and a national energy police state.
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Summit opens Allies pledge to growth at world summit
President Carter and leaders of seven major industrial nations pledged to ensure adequate economic growth to cut unemployment and curb inflation. Blumenthal cited the United States aiming for 5.8 to 6 percent growth and unemployment under 7 percent, with April unemployment at 7 percent. Leaders from France, West Germany, Japan, Italy, Canada and Britain met at 10 Downing Street to discuss a broad recovery plan and regular consultations on economic issues.
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Mothers Day Weather and World Summit Notes
Chilly spring weather with a low near 45 and frost in some areas is forecast tonight at Hancock Airport. Tomorrow highs around 50 with partly cloudy skies and a small chance of rain. Winds shift from north or northwest tonight to westerly tomorrow. In London, Carter and leaders from Britain France Japan Canada Italy discuss global issues including oil prices and trade. Uranium sales resume to several nations and an international agency as policy reviews conclude.
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Ehrlichman challenges Nixon version of Watergate tale
Former domestic adviser John Ehrlichman argues Nixon’s Frost interview is a rationalization that will fail. He recalls Nixon crying at Camp David and says Nixon offered a large sum to him, which was declined, while noting Ehrlichman was later jailed for obstruction and lying. Ehrlichman accuses a revisionist history of the era and warns of the tape record and truth.
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John) Mitchell
Over-use penalties costly to all Albany
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp says it spends 120000 to collect 50000 in penalties from 200 of its 1200 business customers who exceeded gas quotas during last winter’s shortage. Officials note penalties raise operating costs borne by customers.
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