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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1976

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Nowakowski to Get Seat on Council

Edward J. Nowakowski selected to fill the Second District Council vacancy after the death of Richard Grudzinski. He will be voted on at Monday's meeting and then officially appointed to the unexpired term. Nowakowski, 59, a life resident and former Canada Dry employee, was the Democratic majority choice and faces a next election to retain the seat. Other candidates included Cynthia Grudzinski Clarence Kadys and John F. McCarthy.

Common Council Neal P. McCain Edward J. Nowakowski Nowakowski City Board of Zoning Appeals McCain Richard Grudzinski Thomas J. Lowery Jr Canada Dry Import Divsion Grudzinski

Two More Steel Firms Hike Prices This Week

Two large steel companies, Wheeling-Pittsburgh Steel and Armco Steel, announced price increases. Wheeling-Pittsburgh raised flat-rolled steel by six to seven percent. Armco will raise carbon flat rolled sheet and strip steel by about six percent effective December 1.

Pittsburgh UPI Wheeling National Steel Corp Armco

Mild spell with showers and rising winds forecast

The National Weather Service at Hancock Field reports a brief period of mild weather with winds and showers. Showers or a thunderstorm are 100 percent likely late this afternoon and 80 percent tonight and tomorrow, with tonight’s low in the mid-40s and tomorrow’s high near the mid-50s. Winds will be southeasterly at 15 to 30 mph with higher gusts, followed by a return to cold conditions Sunday with possible flurries and a high of 35 to 40.

National Weather Service Hancock Field

Museum pays 140000 for Joos van Cleve crucifixion painting

London's National Museum of Western Art paid 140000 dollars for a 16th century Flemish painting of the crucifixion by Joos van Cleve. Christie's auction house noted the remark about taxes in a related line.

London Tokyo National Museum of Western Art Joos van Cleve Christie's Auction House

Treasury receives Fleece of the Month Award

Senator William Proxmire criticizes the Treasury Department for not taxing chauffeured limousines as a fringe benefit. He cites up to 800 officials and $13 million in car costs with $4.8 million in tax losses, noting the law allows only limited official use.

Washington UPI William Proxmire Treasury Department Wisconsin Democrat

East Syracuse man dies in fiery early-morning crash

Ronald Dykeman 25 of East Syracuse died when his car left Kirkville Road in DeWitt collided with an earth embankment and Route 481 overpass pillar then burst into flames. Deputies say he was speeding. Firefighters extinguished the blaze and an autopsy was planned.

East Syracuse Kirkville Road Eames Sheriff's Ronald Dykeman Deerfield Road L. C. Butler Dykeman DeWitt Butler East Syracuse

Thanksgiving Weekend Traffic Toll Tops 136 Dead

The National Safety Council reported 136 traffic fatalities so far during the Thanksgiving weekend with much of the four-day period ahead. Officials projected total deaths between 450 and 650, similar to a typical holiday period, and noted 403 deaths last year. The worst toll was 764 in 1968.

Associated Press National Safety Council

Regents Form Panel To Name Nyquist Successor

The New York Board of Regents creates a six member committee to appoint a search panel for a new education commissioner after firing Ewald Nyquist last week. The six include Pforzheimer Allan Genrich Newcomb Clark and Griffith. three voted to oust Nyquist and three defended him.

Albany State Board of Regents Ewald Nyquist Regents Theodore Black Nyquist Black Board of Regents Carl H. Pforzheimer, Jr Purchase Alexander J. Allan, Jr Troy Willard A. Genrich Buffalo Harald E. Newcomb Owego Kenneth B. Clark Hastingson-Hudson Emlyn I. Griffith Rome Genrich Griffith Pforzheimer Clark

Niagara Mohawk to raise electric and gas base charges

Niagara Mohawk Power Corp filed new rate schedules with the State Public Service Commission showing base increases for both electric and gas customers. The changes, effective December 20 if approved, include a total electric rate rise of 52.89 million and gas rate rise of 10.798 million, with readings subject to PSC adjustments. Affected bills would rise at various usage levels, such as a 6000 cubic foot gas user paying 18.47 versus 15.46 now, and a residential 22000 cubic foot user rising to about 50.55 from 40.08, plus purchased gas adjustments. Electric blocks shift upwards with higher charges per kilowatt hour and monthly minimums, while general and industrial rates include demand calculations and higher rates for small general users.

Niagara Mohawk Power Corp State Public Service Commission PSC Niagara Mohawk Nfagain Mohawk

Band bids farewell in The Last Waltz tribute concert

The Band played its final live show at Winterland with Bob Dylan and stars like Ringo Starr and Neil Diamond. Gov. Ed Brown attended as 5,000 fans paid 25 dollars for a seven hour evening featuring an 18th century ballroom set, a 38 piece orchestra, and multiple encores ending with I Shall Be Released.

San Francisco Bob Dylan Edmund G. Brown Jr Ringo Starr Levon Helm Helm Robbie Robertson Garth Hudson Rick Danko Richard Manuel Dylan Starr van Morrison Neil Diamond Joni Mitchell Neil Young Stephen Stills Eric Clapton Muddy Waters Paul Butterfield Dr. John Ronnie Hawkins Stills Winterland Brown Robertson

Three FBI agents shot during Newark bank raid probe

Three FBI agents were wounded during a stakeout thwarting a bank robbery at Wood-Ridge National Bank in Wood-Ridge New Jersey. One robber was killed at the car wheel, another wounded, and a third arrested on bank robbery charges. The agents were in good condition at Hackensack Hospital. a fourth wounded person was in serious condition.

Newark N.J FBI Wood-Ridge National Bank Wood-Ridge Hackensack Hospital New York Times The Times Washington New Jersey Franklin Vuono Lakewood Vincent Amato Jersey City John J. Calorco Donald E. Alman Glenn W. Woodeshick Ralph L. Frank

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