Car Crash Halts Power to Oswego Area
A car crash into a utility pole knocked out power to about 2 100 customers near Oswego including Oswego Hospital and four nursing homes. By 7 30 a m 600 customers remained without power with full restoration later expected by 9 a m. Roger Temple 26 and Terry Phillips 25 of Walcott fled the scene before the fire was extinguished.
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Oswego Town
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David van Auken
Thomas Burton
Congress Ends 94th Session After Tax Cuts and Veto Battles
The 94th Congress closes after approving tax cuts and expanding unemployment insurance while fighting daily veto battles with President Ford. Final day actions include a nationwide census shift to five years, port inspections and grain inspector duties, aid to Spain, expanded veterans benefits, and river and harbor funding.
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Carter admits visits to lumber lodges as Georgia governor
Jimmy Carter disclosed he stayed three times as a guest at two lumber company lodges during his Georgia governorship. He said one trip to Cabin Bluff involved official forestry discussions, the others were for hunting and fishing. He called accepting such paid trips not good practice and promised not to repeat it, contrasting Ford's golf outings with lobbyists.
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Watergate probe set to clear Ford next week
The Watergate special prosecutor is expected to publicly clear President Ford of any criminal charges in the campaign finance inquiry, with no prosecutions likely. The FBI also found no basis for charges, ending the investigation in Ford's home county as he prepares for a six day Western campaign swing and a new debate.
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Carter Says Butz Remarks Harshly Offend voters
Jimmy Carter denounces Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz as insensitive and an embarrassment to the Ford administration. Ford reprimanded Butz for racist comments while Republicans and Democrats call for his dismissal or resignation as the race tightens. The Rolling Stone account describes Butz using the term Coloreds aboard a Kansas City flight after the Republican convention.
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Illinois
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John Dean
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Gorgeous forecast for tomorrow in Hancock Field region
The Na pa Weather Service predicts sunny skies tomorrow with a high near 70 to 75 degrees and a near zero chance of rain. Tonight, clear skies are expected with a low around 45 to 50 degrees and patches of fog.
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Liza's death toll could reach 1000 after Mexican hurricane
In Baja California, Mexican troops dig victims from mud and bury them in mass graves after Hurricane Liza with 100 mph winds. Officials report 630 dead, fearing final toll near 1,000 as aid teams assessed 100 sq km of ruined shanties and dam breaching near La Paz. An airlift of food and medicine began before dawn.
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