Nuclear power in spotlight as campaign showdown nears
President Ford and Jimmy Carter press nuclear policy ahead of the debate on foreign policy and national security. Ford tightens restrictions abroad while Carter accuses the administration of delaying moves to curb proliferation. Dole attacks Carter’s stance, Mondale resumes campaign in the Midwest.
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Elizabeth Wharton
United Press International
Ford
Jimmy Carter
U.S
Robert Dole
Carter
San Francisco
Earl Butz
Butz
White House
Denver
Jody Powell
Powell
Buzz
Ron Nessen
Dole
Bankers
Washington
Mondale
Midwest
North Syracuse to reduce elementary capacity and possible closures
The North Syracuse School Board adopted a new building capacity formula reducing most elementary capacities by about 200 students. Over the next two years redistricting and potential southern area school closures may follow as space shifts are used to balance enrollment declines.
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Dan Padovan
North Syracuse
Allen Road
Bear Road
Cicero
Lake Shore
Main Street
Pitcher Hill
Bessie B. Riordan
Roxboro
Thomas Hough
Hough
Syracuse
Butz denies plan to avoid hiring blacks
Former Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz rejects a Los Angeles Times report of secret meetings guiding the Cooperative Extension Service to dodge hiring Black workers. His spokesman cites a 1973 meeting with southern state officials and says he urged hiring more Blacks and strict legal compliance. Knebel, acting secretary, calls the article crassly wrong and says he has seen no detailed evidence.
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Washington
Agriculture
Earl Butz
Department
Cooperative Extenson Service
Butz
John A. Knebel
Los Angeles Times
Extension Service
Knebel
Today's chuckle The best way to stop kids from seeing dirty movies
A light quip noting that labeling films as educational is a humorous way to deter children from watching inappropriate content. It plays on the irony of using a serious label to shield youngsters from adult material.
Justice finds former Clay officer guilty
James J. Dlugozima, 36, of Chittenango, was convicted by Town of Salina court of official misconduct for entering a Clay Police property evidence room, taking a handgun, and holding a room key. The class A misdemeanor, reduced from grand larceny, carried unconditional discharge. He had resigned in 1975 after gas misuse allegations.
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Town of Clay
Town of
Salina
Herman L. Harding
James J. Dlugozima
Hawthorne Way
Chittenango
Clay Police
Dlugozima
Clay Department
Diugozima
Clay Police Department
Auto pact settlement talks resume at Ford after strike
United Auto Workers and Ford Motor Co. renewed talks on noneconomic issues stalling a three week strike affecting 170,000 workers in 22 states. Major contract provisions were assembled, with gains including about 3 percent annual wage increases and more paid days off. A ratification path was outlined, with a board meeting expected by Thursday and a potential vote within 7 to 10 days, keeping the walkout active into mid October.
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Owen Ullmann
Detroit
United Auto Workers and
Ford Motor Co
UAW
National
Ford Council
Leonard Woodcock
Ken Bannon
Ford
Volkswagen Rabbit Plant Dedication At New Stanton
NEW STANTON Pennsylvania officials from West Germany and Governor Shapp attended a dedication for Volkswagen's unfinished U S Rabbit plant. The site awaits completion in late 1977 to start producing 200,000 Rabbit models yearly at a 1,466 acre rural campus with a price about two hundred dollars below competing cars. James W McLernon led the effort after moving from Chevrolet.
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New Stanton
UPI
Volkswagen
U.S
Chrysler Corp
West Germany
Pennsylvania
Milton J. Shapp
James W. McLernon
Chevrolet
Volkswagenwerk A.G
Toni Schmuecker
Volkswagen Manufacturing Corp. of America, Inc
Clouds Bring Light Rain Tonight Then Warmer Tomorrow
The weatherman at Hancock Airport says overcast skies will lower tonight with a low near 50. A 10 percent chance of rain is expected tonight, rising to 30 percent tomorrow as highs reach the mid 70s.
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Hancock Airport
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