OTB curbed Stateheeds county request
Western New York Regional Off Track Betting Corp. was ordered to stop advertising to solicit telephone account customers in Onondaga County by the State Racing and Wagering Board. Assemblyman William Bush said the move reflects local will after Onondaga voters rejected OTB in a November referendum.
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Albany
New York
Off Track Betting Corp
Onondaga County
State Racing and Wagering Board
William Bush
Camillus
Bush
R-121st Dist
OTB
Racing and Wagering Board
OTR
Office of State Atty. Gen
Louis Lefkowitz
Free Eats Stirring Up Schenectady Restaurants
In Schenectady Emmanuel's My Father’s House Michael Tammany runs a free meals restaurant from 11 to 2 weekdays. Donors average about 2.30 to 2.40 dollars. Nearby restaurateurs say business suffers 35 to 70 percent and accuse the ministry of hurting commerce.
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Emmanuel
Alan Tammany
Jay Street
Father Tammany
Siena College
Loudonville
Albany
City Hall
Thomas Cushman
The
Oak Room
Cushman
DeWitt
Ulysses Chakas
Consumer Rere Ttier
Dan Masanon
Carter signs 24 billion in public works and economic aid
President Carter signed two major bills totaling 24 billion dollars for general economic stimulus and public works. Mayors including Syracuse's Lee Alexander attended the White House ceremony praising the bipartisan effort and urging quick funding to create public service jobs. Alexander predicted Syracuse projects would gain approval with money available in about two weeks.
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Syracuse
Lee Alexander
Carter
White House Rose Garden
Jennings Randolph
Newark
N.J
Kenneth Gibson
New York
Abraham Beame
James Gerstenzang
Washington
Lee Alexander - Aid
White House
U.S. Conference of Mayors
Alexander
Congress
Israel wins weapons priority in U S aid policy
President Carter grants Israel special treatment in weapons aid with high priority access to new U S weapons and co production rights. Senate supporters secure amendments, while State Department leaders push for even handed policy and exclusion. Israeli Ambassador Dinitz and backers press for commitments from Ford era policy.
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Israel
State Department
Carter
Jerusalem
U.S
Department
Lucy Wilson Benson
Middle East
United States
Simcha Dinitz
Gerald R. Ford
London
Mohawks Reach Settlement on Adirondack Occupation
New York officials say Mohawk Indians have agreed to end the Moss Lake camp occupation begun May 14 1974. Settlement includes use of reforestation land in Macomb State Park Clinton County nine lease parcels linking state lands and private lands with a trust administered relocation aims for Clinton County. Local residents oppose move citing lost resort business and bypassing county authorities while violence occurred in 1974 without arrests.
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Adirondacks
Mario Cuomo
Kakwirakeron
Cuomo
Moss Lake
Herkimer County
Vermont
Lake Placid News
Macomb State Park
Clinton County
Canada
Altona
Plattsburgh
Don Garrant
Moss Lake Tribe
Bail deal frees demonstrators at Seabrook protests
In Hampton New Hampshire hundreds of anti nuclear protesters freed on personal recognizance bail after a prosecutor alliance settlement. Fourteen demonstrators found guilty on trespass charges amid quick hearings as most plan appeals.
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Hampton
N.H
National Guard
Hampton District
H. Alfred Casassa
Rockingham County
Carlton Eldredge
Clamshell Alliance
Casassa
Central New Yorkers to Enjoy Sun Splashed Weekend
The National Weather Service at Hancock Field forecasts a sun splashed weekend with mid-40s tonight giving way to mid-60s on Saturday. Sunday should be sunny with a high near 70, and showers are likely Tuesday as readings rise to mid-70s early next week.
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New Yorkers
National Weather Service
Hancock Field
Disabled veterans pursue karate with Martial Arts for the Handicapped
Ted Vollrath founder of Martial Arts for the Handicapped, a 1000-member group in the United States, demonstrates on wheelchair at Craig Hospital in Denver to raise funds and expand a Rocky Mountain chapter. He says participation shows what disabled people can still do, beyond rankings.
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Ted Vollrath
Vollrath
Martial Arts
Craig Hospital
Rocky Mountain
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