Bishop backs people on McBride Street steam plant
Opposition to a county trash fueled steam plant on McBride Street intensified with a bishop statement and a new poll showing nearby residents united against the project. Syracuse Common Council opposed a raw garbage plant on McBride Street and urged study, while voters and clergy urged that people’s interests take priority in the county’s forthcoming 650000 feasibility study.
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J. Michael Kelly
McBride Street
Frank J. Harrison
Syracuse Common Council
Catholic Diocese
Board of Urban Ministry
John H. Mulroy
Thomas Hooley
Father Hooley
John T. McGraw
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
Charles Eckerman
St. John the
Syracusan Wins Big At State Fair With 23 Stuffed Prizes
Dave Cell of 601 Granger Road spent five days at the fair and walked off with 23 stuffed prizes. He credited two Midway games the softball toss and the Lucky Strike, noting strategy and volume helped him win while spending about 90 dollars. Terri Virnoche poses with the haul after giving away some prizes. he recalled not winning a single prize the previous year.
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Dave Cell
Granger Road
Dave
Terri Virnoche
Carter Sadat Begin hold private talks at mountaintop summit
President Carter met Anwar Sadat and welcomed Walter Mondale to the Mideast talks at Camp David. Begin and Sadat pressed for action while Carter, seen as mediator, weighs roles. Officials disputed plans for a joint lunch and the exact summit format remained uncertain.
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Carter
Egypt
Anwar Sadat
Walter F. Mondale
Mideast
Begin
Sadat
U.S
Man gets 1½ to 4 years for fatal Onondaga crash
County Court Judge Patrick J. Cunningham sentenced 23 year old Joseph T. Epolito to 1½ to 4 years at Attica Correctional Facility for criminally negligent homicide in the October 23, 1976 crash that killed Monica Brown, a 23 year old Upstate Medical Center student from the Bronx. Epolito appealed his July guilty plea arguing intoxication and paternal pressure made it involuntary. prosecutors cited a blood alcohol of .07. He testified he drank heavily and took Valiums the night before and morning of the plea, and his father William Epolito testified he urged the guilty plea. Concluded on Page Seven.
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Patrick J. Cunningham
Joseph T. Epolito
Attica
Onondaga Lake Parkway
Epolito
Cunningham
Liverpool
Monica Brown
Bronx
Upstate Medical Center
David S. Howe
Jamesville
William A. Epolito
Hotline records show 900 monthly sex abuse calls from youths
Louise Cook reports on a Knoxville program, funded by a federal grant, where the Child and Family Services hotline receives about 900 calls per month. Most callers are 15 year old girls seeking help for incest within families. A minority stay to talk with a counselor after the pre recorded message. Some callers repeatedly dial hoping to summon courage. Agency head Charles Gentry links rising abuse to changing family structures and social shifts. Experts say divorce and remarriage raise the number of nonbiological parental figures, contributing to the problem.
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Louise Cook
Associated Press
Child and Family Services of
Knoxville
Tenn
Charles Gentry
Child and Family Services
Five years sought for Crawford in ruble charge in Moscow
Soviet prosecutor asked for a five year suspended sentence for American Francis J. Crawford after two day trial on allegedly buying rubles on the black market. Prosecutor cited mitigating circumstances and Crawford's first offense, noting his role in improving US Soviet relations and his company International Harvester.
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Moscow
Francis J. Crawford
Crawford
United Nations
U.S
Russia
Mikhail Ilyukhin
Ford
Vlyukhin
Ilyukhin
Soviet Union
International Harvester
United States
Vladimir Kiseiev
Kiselev
Ludmila
Tlyukhin
Alla Solovyova
Kiselevs
Connally testifies on Kennedy Dallas trip motives
Former Texas governor John B. Connally told the House assassinations committee about Kennedy pressing him to arrange the Dallas trip on November 22, 1963. Connally recounted Kennedy’s poll worries, the fatal motorcade, and his own wounding as inquiries into conspiracy theories begin anew. He noted Kennedy’s push for a Texas visit despite opposition to the motorcade. He also referenced Warren Commission conclusions and potential alternate explanations, while later career notes on Connally’s party shifts and scandals follow.
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Washington
Texas
John B. Connally
House
John F. Kennedy
Dallas
Connally
Nellie
Kennedy
Cuba
United States
Warren Commission
Lee Harvey Oswain
Weather outlook from Hancock Airport forecast
The forecaster at Hancock Airport says skies will be partly cloudy this evening with temperatures near 60. Clouds increase tomorrow with a chance of a few showers or thunderstorms and a 48 percent rain probability. Temperatures rise to the mid 80s with south to southwest winds, and continued cloudiness with showers possible through Saturday. Overnight lows near 60 and highs near 80.
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Hancock Airport
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