Ineligible students got 2.8 million from HEOP program
New York state audit finds 2.8 million in HEOP funds paid to students not eligible from 1969 to 1975. About 115 of 1,093 sampled students failed eligibility rules, with 15,000 participants across 70 colleges by 1975. Colleges cited good faith. audit urges recovery though department rejects reclaim plan.
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UPI
State Education Department
Arthur Levitt
Education Department
Violence mars Cincinnati Reds pennant celebration
A Cincinnati council member lamented the lack of an organized Fountain Square celebration after the Reds clinched the National League pennant. Disorder followed the 7 6 playoff win over the Phillies with two shot, one stabbed, four injured, and at least 70 arrested in the ensuing hours.
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Peace group backs rule of law in Northern Ireland
The Northern Ireland peace movement endorsed the army and police as the only legitimate enforcers and condemned unofficial paramilitary groups. It said it supports the Royal Ulster Constabulary and security forces while criticizing the IRA for using force to pursue a united Ireland.
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Northern Ireland
Northern Ireland Peace Movement
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Mairead Corrigan
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Irish Republican Army
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County health officials await probe of deaths
Onondaga County Health Commissioner Dr. William A. Harris awaited word from state health officials on test results to determine the cause of death of three people who died in Pennsylvania after receiving swine flu immunizations. He said there is no alarm over the state shutdown of the swine flu program for 24 hours and called the bivalent vaccine withdrawal a precaution while investigations continue. The county’s program has not yet received its first vaccine batch, with 18,000 doses sent to the regional office earlier this month and only a few used in the Southern Tier. Harris will discuss the county program and Pennsylvania deaths at the Syracuse Press Club meeting at Hotel Syracuse at 8 p.m.
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Virginia resumes swine flu immunization after safety assurances
Virginia orders the restart of swine flu shots after pausing amid reports of nine deaths among elderly recipients in five states. Federal officials say deaths are not linked to the vaccine, as states consider resume with high risk groups before winter.
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Ford signs revenue sharing bill at Yonkers rally
President Ford signed a 25.5 billion extension of the general revenue sharing plan at Yonkers City Hall steps. The program funds state, county, and municipal governments over 45 months from Jan 1 1977 to Sept 30 1980, aiming to curb taxes and boost local control amid New York area financial strains. Ford mocked rival Jimmy Carter as a minor leaguer and criticized Democrats for opposing the extension.
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Ford holds double campaign funds advantage over Carter
Ford has twice as much campaign money left as Carter in the final five weeks before the election. Through Sept. 30 Ford spent 3.5 million of 21.8 million allowed. Carter spent 12.5 million of 21.8 million. Ford thus has 18.3 million remaining versus Carter's 9.3 million, a potential edge in last minute ads.
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Ford
Jimmy Carter
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Downtown advanced as good stadium site
Harlan Swift, chair of the Greater Buffalo Development Foundation, tells a Syracuse audience that downtown location for the Buffalo Bills stadium would have boosted economic impact, while the Orchard Park site has only a few events and lower tax revenue. He calls the stadium a political football and criticizes postgame downtown decline.
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Joseph A. Porcello
Buffalo Bills
Metropolitan Development Association
Harlan Swift
Greater Buffalo Development Foundation
Swift
Bills
Orchard Park
Buffalo
Warm weather returns with mild night at Hancock Airport
The weatherman at Hancock Airport reports a shift from yesterday's near record low of 29 degrees to a forecast around 45 tonight. Tomorrow should bring warmer conditions with daytime highs in the low 60s and a 30 percent chance of scattered showers.
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Rally for Nobody draws 200 as Nobody skims the stage
In Civic Plaza San Francisco Wavy Gravy and the Nobody for President campaign host a rally in front of City Hall. Nobody does not appear but a battered sportscar with bunting chair is paraded. Counterculture figures like Krassner praise Nobody while Pal Carter is cited for boosted support.
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Paul Krassner
Realist
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Paul Newman
Jimmy Carter
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