Arrest warrant issued for murder suspect in Bielec case
David Alvin Russell 36 of Town of Clay is named in a warrant for two counts of second degree murder three counts of first degree robbery and two lesser charges in connection with the June 27 killing of Ed ward Bielec a Bridgeport used car dealer found shot at his Bull Road farmhouse. Russell in custody on an unrelated burglary charge will be arraigned in New York.
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New York State Police
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Bielec
Bull Road
Cicero
Anthony Malevich
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Robert J. Casey
BCI
James T. Foody
Norman A. Mordue
Gale
Nobel Prize awarded to Meade and Ohlin for trade theory work
The Royal Academy of Sciences awarded the 1977 Nobel Prize in economics to James Meade of Cambridge University and Bertil Ohlin of the Stockholm School of Economics for pathbreaking contributions to international trade and capital movements. The prizes total $145,000 and ceremonies will be held December 10.
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Sweden
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Cambridge University
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Stockholm School of Economics
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Geneva
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Oslo
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Bertil Olin
Tragic Constantia Fire Claims 12-Year-Old Christine Farsaci
A night fire in Constantia killed 12 year old Christine Farsaci while her 15 year old brother Wayne escaped through a window. Investigators say the blaze started in the one story frame home and may have been caused by smoke inhalation. Christine’s funeral arrangements are set for Central Square and Constantia churches.
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Oswego County
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Constantia Rural Cemetery
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Anthony
Connie
Millie Gland
Syracuse
Edna York
Weedsport
Hijackers Threaten Hostages Over Ransom Demands
Arab speaking hijackers aboard a West German jet threaten to kill hostages including 11 beauty queens unless 15 million dollars is paid and prisoners in West Germany and Turkey are freed. Ninety two aboard include crew and hijackers. the plane was en route from Mallorca to Frankfurt. They warn Hanns Martin Schleyer would be killed if demands are not met by Sunday 4 am.
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United Arab Emirates
West Germany
Turkey
Frankfurt
Mallorca
Hanns Martin Schleyer
Hanna faces four charges in federal indictment
A federal grand jury in Washington indicted former Democratic Rep. Richard Hanna of California on bribery mail fraud conspiracy and failure to register as a foreign agent in connection with Korean influence buying in Congress.
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UPI
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Carter and Torrijos Hold Long White House Talks
President Carter and Panama's Gen Omar Torrijos met over 90 minutes at the White House to calm disputes over the Panama Canal treaty. They adjourned without a joint statement but planned a clarifying remark on joint defense of the canal's neutrality after 2000.
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Carter
Panama
Omar Torrijos
White House
Rain Tonight Then Cloudy Tomorrow With Rain Chance
A 20 percent chance of rain tonight as temperatures dip into the 40s. Tomorrow will be cloudy with a 40 percent rain chance and a high near 55. Winds will be east to northeast at five to 15 mph tonight and tomorrow.
SU Eyeing Own Stadium At Skytop South Campus
Syracuse University may build a 44 000 seat double deck stadium on its South Campus at Skytop off Colvin Street. Cost projected at 7 to 8 million with bids and renderings due in 10 days. Plans include expansion room, 4000 plus parking, large press box and private boxes.
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Veterans Stadium
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Jackie Onassis quits Viking Press over Kennedy assassination novel
Former first lady Jacqueline Onassis resigns from Viking Press after two years as editor. She objects to the publication of the Jeffrey Archer novel Shall We Tell the President which depicts a plot to assassinate her brother-in-law Senator Edward Kennedy.
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Jacqueline Onassis
Viking Press
Edward Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Thomas Guineburg
Viking
Nancy Tuckerman
Television writers parody obscenity laws humor
A lighthearted note explains why TV shows employ many writers. While one drafts lines others vet content for obscenity compliance.
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