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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1977

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Carter says he knew of Lance problems only in 1974 campaign

Senate testimony contradicted President Carter with Bloom stating he advised Lance to brief Carter about an enforcement agreement at Calhoun First National Bank. Bloom admitted he did not inform Carter or the FBI, fearing career harm while aiming for comptroller post.

Washington Carter Bert Lance Senate Robert Bloom Lance Newark N.J Brendan Byrne Georgia Bloom Senate Governmental Affairs Committee Calhoun First National Bank Calhoun Jody Powell FBI Treasury

Carter seeks Palestinian role in Arab-Israeli talks

The Carter administration plans to press for Palestinian representation in Geneva peace talks. The move aims to include Palestinians without naming the PLO, even as the PLO council has not approved resolutions recognizing Israel. Officials will seek a place for Yasir Arafat’s leadership in the process.

Washington Carter Middle East State Department Geneva Palestinian Liberation Organization Governing Council U.N. Security Council Israel PLO Department Yasir Arafat U.N Cyrus R. Vance Damascus United States

Stormy Skies Forecast Showers Tonight and Mild Tomorrow

The weatherman at Hancock Airport predicts a 40 percent chance of showers or thunderstorms tonight with an overnight low near 50 and a tomorrow high near 75 degrees, also with a 40 percent chance of showers. Amid political rhetoric the U N resolutions and Palestinian homeland debate inflame tensions in the Middle East.

Hancock Airport

Niagara Mohawk to Spend 78 Million on Energy Research

Syracuse based Niagara Mohawk plans more than 78 million dollars in the next five years for research into heat pumps fuel cells wind and solar power and new transmission and load management systems. Howard D. Philipp says the goal is to produce clean energy at affordable prices while arguing against total energy independence as impractical.

Joseph A. Porcello Niagara Mohawk Power Corp Howard D. Philipp Today Phillip Joint Energy Task Force Niagara Mohawk Syracuse Philipp Greater Venezuela Niagara Mcohawk America Carrier Corp State University of New York At Albany

Balloonists abandon Atlantic crossing attempt from Marshfield

Two American balloonists Ben Abruzzo and Maxie Anderson aborted their bid to cross the Atlantic from Marshfield Massachusetts. Ground crews planned an Iceland approach as radio contact wavered and fuel and helium concerns mounted. A rescue operation was under way with Navy Air Force support and a patrol plane tracking the balloon.

Bedford Mass Atlantic Iceland Mike Leavitt Teavitt U.S. Navy Midmoring U.S. Air Force West Germany Washington Air Force Ramstein Ben L. Abruzzo Maxie L. Anderson

Sheldon named Utica College president from Syracuse University

Thomas D. Sheldon, former deputy commissioner of education and longtime educator, was named president of Utica College of Syracuse University effective Nov. 16. He will join the college as special assistant to the president. Harold J. Rankin becomes consultant.

Thomas D. Sheldon Minoa High School Utica College Syracuse University Melvin A. Eggers Sheldon New York Area Utica Harold J. Rankin Dr. Rankin Syracuse Minoa Hempstead L.I Baltimore Ewald B. Nyquist State Education Department Albany Maryland Freedom's Foundation New York State University Club of Long Island State Coaches Association

Cargo Preference Bill Could Lift Fuel Bill to 610 Million

GAO report estimates the Cargo Preference Bill could raise annual fuel costs by 550 to 610 million dollars far above administration figures. The measure requires 9.5 percent of imported oil aboard U S flagships and would add 0.2 cents per gallon to transport costs.

Judith Miller New York Times Washington General Accounting Office GAO United States Elmer G. Staats John M. Murphy Committee On Merchant Marine and Fisheries Dle Carter Robert P. Griffin Rmich Senate Griffin Federal Trade Commission

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