Surprise Ambach named New York education chief
Gordon Ambach 43, deputy to ousted Commissioner Ewald Nyquist, was chosen by the state Board of Regents to replace Nyquist. The 1-3 vote surprised, elevating a longtime insider with prior teaching and Harvard and Yale credentials. Ambach has served since 1997 in Albany.
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Peter Slocum
Albany
Gordon Ambach
Ewald Nyquist
Ambach
Nyquist
State Board of Regents
Providence
E. K. Fretwell Jr
State University College At Buffalo
Regents
Yale University
Harvard
Long Island
U.S. Office of Education
Graduate School of Education
Education Department
Andreoli Requests 797 500 For Special Prosecutor Budget
Albany Onondaga County special prosecutor Peter Andreoli has asked for 797 500 in the state supplemental budget to run his office for 11 months through April 1978. Republicans blocked funding pending justification for the Onondaga probe, with the cost likely exceeding 1 million and county reimbursement in question.
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Onondaga County
Peter Andreoli
State Law Department
Andreoli
Senate
Warren M. Anderson
Andreolis
Law Department
Hugh J. Carey
Louis Lofkowite
Anderson
John Jl. Mulroy
Onnondaga County
Republican Committee
New York County
Robert Morgenthau
Horcon
Carey
New York County Grand Jury
Supreme Court
GOP
Legislature Republicans
Central New York Weekend Weather Outlook
The National Weather Service at Hancock Airport forecasts sunny skies and pleasant conditions through Memorial Day weekend in Central New York. Tonight will be mostly clear with a low near 65, near zero rain chance, and tomorrow a 20 percent chance of showers with high 75 to 80. Winds will be 5 to 15 mph. Sunday and Monday expect similar conditions with highs 75 to 80 and overnight lows around the mid to upper 50s.
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New York
National Weather Service
Hancock Airport
Weatherman
Singlaub reassigned to Army Forces Command post
Maj. Gen. John K. Singlaub was named chief of staff of the Army Forces Command at Ft. McPherson Georgia after being relieved as U.S. staff chief in South Korea for publicly challenging President Carter on the troop withdrawal. Albany reports say Erie County Democratic chairman Joseph F. Crangie was arrested on a driving while intoxicated charge.
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John K. Singlaub
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South Korea
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Singlaub
Army Forces Command
Ft. McPherson
Atlanta
Albany
Joseph F. Crangie
Erie County
Carter rides nuclear sub Los Angeles on sea test
President Carter and Rosalynn rode a nuclear attack submarine for a nine hour Atlantic cruise the first such presidential sub ride. Navy Chief Hyman Rickover briefed them on nuclear subs amid tight security and demonstrations of capabilities and limits of the strategic force.
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Hyman Rickover
J. C. Christensen
President Carter
Los Angeles
Helen Thomas
Cape Canaveral
Fla
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Naval Academy
Navy Adm
Carters
U.S
Jimmy
Navy
Ice
Sons Angeles
Washington-Moscow
Jhewas
Marcellus native commands cruise aboard Los Angeles submarine
Marcellus born John E. Christensen Jr. commands the nuclear submarine Los Angeles during a demonstration cruise along the eastern seaboast with President Carter aboard. The 41 year old Navy officer, a US Naval Academy graduate, previously taught at Annapolis and has led the lead ship of its class since May 1973.
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Carter
Los Angeles
Onondaga County
John Christensen
Limeledge Road
Marcellus
Marcellus Central School
Christensen
Newport News
Marcellian
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Annapolis
Norfolk Naval Station
Cape Canaveral
Carlee
Navy
Adm
Hyman Rickover
Ensen
McDermot
San Diego
Naval Submarine School
Andrew Jackson
Finback
Health care costs viewed and debated
A discussion on skyrocketing health care costs notes broad agreement on action but sharp disagreement over proposed plans and a national health insurance act. The Sunday Herald American Promotes comprehensive reports in the Opinion Section for readers seeking detailed analysis.
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Herald-American
Dutch Children Freed After Four Days of Threats
Gasping relief filled a village as 15 Dutch children escaped captivity from a village schoolhouse after four days under armed South Moluccan extremists. Fifteen children reunited with parents while 65 others remained hostage on a train. two teachers held, later released.
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The
Netherlands
Pacific
Indonesia
Red Cross
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