Realtors Deny Charges In Syracuse Area Conspiracy Case
In Syracuse area, five realtors and several firms pleaded innocent to charges of conspiring to fix real estate commissions. The federal grand jury indicted them after more than a year of investigation. Bail was denied. defendants include John M. Gallinger and Walter J. Hansen among others. The case spans 1972 to 1974 with a related civil action filed against all 15 defendants.
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Syracuse
U. S. District Court
Howard G. Munson
John M. Gallinger
Gallinger Real Estate
Thomas Teelin
Eagan Real Estate
Walter J. Hansen
DeWitt Real Estate
Fred E. Woods
John M. Peiffer Jr
Munson
Melvin Lubinski
Gallinger
A. P. Menter Real Estate
Clark Real Estate
Blatchford Co
Langley-Jones Associates
L. D. Marshall Real Estate
Olson-Peck Inc
Woods
Peiffer
Ludington and McMahon
Peiffer Real Estate
Mary Dolan Little
King Hussein Rumored Romance With Disney World Guide
Orlando reports King Hussein of Jordan is seen with Honéy Rex a Walt Disney World tour guide from 1975. Rex family denies romance saying he is a family friend. A party member notes she accompanied the king to Disney World and she met him during a VIP tour with Queen Alia. Hussein plans to leave Orlando soon.
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Orlando
Fla
Orlando Sentinel Star
Jordan
Hussein
Honéy Rex
Charles Rex
Miss Rex
Disney World
Rex
Walt Disney World
Queen Alia
the Sentinel
nHussein
Week brings mild sun and warm midweek highs
Forecaster at Hancock Airport reports no snow in the forecast this week. Tonight will be partly cloudy with a low around 40 degrees. Sunny conditions return tomorrow pushing daytime highs to 65. The extended outlook shows dry, pleasant weather with 40s at night and mid 70s by Thursday.
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Hancock Airport
Central New York lawmakers unite against marijuana decriminalization
Area legislators from Central New York plan to vote against Sen. Barclay's bill to decriminalize up to 1.25 ounces of marijuana, citing personal conviction and constituent wishes. The measure faces Assembly and Senate votes with expected gubernatorial approval, amid Conservative party opposition and a split party dynamic in upstate New York.
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Kenn Peters
Albany
New York Area
Sen
B. Douglas Barclay
Pulaski
Assembly
Senate
Tarky Lombardi Jr
Martin
Ayer
Syracuse
Hy Miller
Bill Bush
Melvin N. Zimmer
Leonard F. Bersani
Onondaga County
John Zagame
Oswego
Steve Aiford
Auburn
SU to Hear Eggers at 123rd Commencement
Syracuse University will have Chancellor Melvin A. Eggers address the 123rd commencement ceremony after U N Secretary General Kurt Waldheim canceled due to urgent duties in Africa. Waldheim expressed regret and Gov. Hugh L. Carey will also receive an honorary degree and speak to graduates.
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Syracuse University
Melvin A. Eggers
Eggers
U.N
Kurt Waldheim
Syracuse
Waldheim
Africa
Hugh L. Carey
Paisley Arrested During Protest Barricade Standoff
In Ballymena Northern Ireland police with British troops detained Rev Ian Paisley leader of a Protestant strike after he manned a tractor barricade blocking a bridge. He and Ernest Baird plus 10 supporters were charged with obstruction as crowds cheered and chanted No Surrender.
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Ballymena
Northern Ireland
Ian Paisley
Mr. Paisley
Ernest Baird
Mg. Paisley
Eastern to test European jet with Airbus A300B trial
Eastern Airlines chief Frank Borman disclosed plans to order more than 50 Airbus A300B jets if the four-plane six month trial lease proves satisfactory. Eastern will become the first U S carrier to operate the 237 seat jet from December, saying the Airbus is the best and most efficient in its class.
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BOM
West Germany
Eastern Airlines
Frank Borman
Airbus
Borman
Teen voices shape era as world affairs debate stirs youth
The piece critiques national policy toward youth and seniors, noting teenagers influence on world affairs while older citizens are urged to enjoy life. It juxtaposes calls for youth involvement with a suggestion that the aged be encouraged to play.
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Ours
Earth
Carter Social Security plan faces House opposition
President Carter's plan to fund Social Security with income tax revenues drew criticism from House members who called it a gimmick and fiscal legerdemain. Several lawmakers warned of deficits and program cuts, while others saw it as a less painful path to solvency despite opposition. The plan would raise payroll taxes for higher earners from 1979 and widen the wage base in 1985.
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Jim Luther Washington
Carter
House
Joe Waggoner
D-La
Ways and Means
Bill Archer
Texas
Joseph A. Califano I Jr
Archer
Ways and Means Committee
al Uiman
Oregon
Russell B. Long
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Walter F. Mondale
Health, Education and Welfare
Joseph A. Califano Jr
Califano
Robert C. Byrd
Howard Baker
Carter calls for long term NATO defense program at NATO talks
President Carter urged a sustained NATO buildup and two way trade in defense equipment during a two minute Lancaster House keynote. He warned against waste and duplication in national programs while pressing for mutual balanced force reductions with the Soviet Union. Carter also noted domestic efforts to curb unemployment and inflation alongside human rights emphasis.
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London
UPS
Carter
United States
Lancaster House
NATO
Soviet Union
Warsaw Pact
Europe
Pact
Brussels
Suleyman Demirel
Cyprus
Carter to speak on overseas trip from Washington
President Carter will hold a late evening news conference in Washington at 7 30 p m to report on his first overseas trip. White House spokesman Jody Powell announced the event, to be carried by live television and radio. The timing coincides with Nixon Frost interview broadcasts on foreign affairs.
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London
Carter
Washington
White House
Jody Powell
Richard M. Nixon
David Frost
Nixon
Nixon-Frost
Young and Envoys Meet in Abidjan on Africa Policy Shift
U S ambassador to the United Nations Andrew Young arrives in Abidjan for a conference of over 35 U S ambassadors. He cites Carter policy focusing on development and food over warfare and notes a style change in U S diplomacy.
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Andrew Young
U.S
United Nations
Andrews Air Force Base
Africa
Serge Schmemann
Abidjan
Ivory Coast
U. S
Carter
Young
America
U.N
Ivoire
William Schaufele
William Maynes
Donald Petersson
Office of
Southern African Affairs
Thomas Thornton
National Security Council
Sam Brown
Action
Peace Corps
Rhodesia
Stanford Holds Record Sit-In Arrests Over Apartheid Ties
Police arrested 294 demonstrators at Stanford University for trespass and failure to disperse after a sit-in in the Old Student Union building protesting the school’s financial ties to apartheid South Africa. Most were Stanford students. many were released after booking.
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Stanford
Calif
Stanford University
South Africa
Army Band at War Memorial Promises Classic Pops Night
The U.S. Army Field Band and Soldiers' Chorus, sponsored by Syracuse Newspapers, perform at Onondaga County War Memorial at 8 p.m. Doors open 7:30 p.m. Known as the Kings of the Highway, the group tours as the Army's official musical unit. Selections include Dvorak, Sousa and a Menssorgsky piece.
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U.S. Army Field Band
Syracuse
Onondaga County War Memorial
War Memorial
Dvorak
The
New World Symphony
Sousa
Stars and Stripes Forever
and Menssorgsky
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