Moynihan to test strength against Buckley in NY
Daniel Patrick Moynihan won the Democratic primary for the U S Senate in New York defeating Bella Abzug by about 8 000 votes amid a bitter campaign that may weaken the party against Sen James Buckley in the November election Buckley won the Republican primary decisively over Peter Peyser with about 70 percent to 30 percent Moynihan framed his run as a liberal-conservative hybrid emphasizing defense and family values while Buckley stressed limited federal aid and a strong Washington role in national policy Abzug conceded awaiting canvass and pledged to cooperate if Moynihan's victory is confirmed
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James Buckley
Moynihan
Bella Abzug
U.S. Senate
Buckley
Peter Peyser
Westchester County
Washington
Abzug
Recanvass
Democratic Party
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Carter-Mondale
U.S. Atty
Ramsey Clark
New York City
Paul O'Dwyer
Brooklyn
Abraham Hirschfeld
GOP
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Israel
Ford
Richard Nixon
America
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Senate
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Onondaga County
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Bush surprises GOP leaders in 121st Assembly race
Camillus funeral director William E. Bush defeated GOP designee Michael C. Cogswell by 160 votes in a five way 121st Assembly District primary. Bush led in Camillus with 1,028 votes to 240, securing the nomination to face Democrat Ronald M. Monsour in November. Other races included Conservative nominee Auer in the 49th District and write in Bragman advancing in the 49th, with Zimmer losing in the 120th Conservative contest.
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Kenn Peters
Camillus
William E. Bush
Onondaga County
Bush
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Cogswell
Alex Hersha
Hersha
Leland L. Blanding
Carmen J. Ponto
Democratic Assembly
Ronald M. Monsour
Syracuse
Sen
Martin §. Aver
R-49th Dist
Michael J. Bragman
Auer
Ned Auer
Madison County
Bragman
Will Apnear
Ford strike could stretch beyond a short pause
Detroit AP report says United Auto Workers President Leonard Woodcock warned the Ford strike may not be brief. He noted uncertainty on length while observers like Labor Secretary W. J. Usery projected a quick end. The walkout began at midnight with 170000 members striking Ford, halting operations in 22 states. UAW sent bargainers home and will recall them next week for talks and probing sessions ahead of future bargaining.
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Leonard Woodcock
Ford Motor Co
W. J. Usery
Ford
UAW
Woodock
Buckley and Moynihan Win In Onondaga County Primary
Onondaga County backed Buckley and Moynihan in the US Senate primaries. Buckley led Peyser 10,202 to 3,490 locally and won every city ward and town. Moynihan topped Abzug 4,782 to 3,356 with Abzug carrying seven city wards and Elbridge's Hale.
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Ramsey Clark
Paul O'Dwyer
Buckley
Peyser
Camillus
Marcellus
Moynihan
Onondaga County
Elbridge
Abzug
Holcombe pleads innocent to sex abuse and DWI charges
District Attorney Jon K. Holcombe pleaded not guilty to misdemeanor counts of second and third degree sexual abuse and a driving while intoxicated charge. The indictment, issued by a special grand jury, cites July events at a Syracuse residence involving Patricia Adams, a former staff secretary. The panel delivered a four page presentment to Justice Thomas Aloi, sealed by order. Holcombe indicated a possible resignation decision would be premature. He appeared with his wife Sandra and attorney Richard D. Grossman at the Onondaga County Courthouse.
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Bill Jerome
Jon K. Holcombe
State Supreme Court
Thomas Aloi
Holcombe
Sandra
Willis Sargent
Richard D. Grossman
Patricia Adams
Allen St
Onondaga
DWI
Adams
Pratts Falls
DA May Resign Or Take Leave Amid Indictment
Onon daga County chief prosecutor Jon K. Holcombe faces a three count misdemeanor indictment and will decide early next week whether to resign or take a leave his duties. Acting successor would likely be Chief Assistant Dist Atty John M. Shannon who says he is prepared to step in if needed.
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Jon K. Holcombe
State Supreme Court
Atty
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Holcombe
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Jon
Forecast Calls for Showers and Mild Temperatures
The weatherman at Hancock Airport reports cloudy skies with a few showers or thunderstorms likely today. Highs near 75 to 80, lows around 60. Tomorrow’s high near 70 with a 60 percent chance of rain today and 80 percent tomorrow.
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