Senate OKs 3.6B in foreign affairs bills
The Senate approved two bills totaling 3.6 billion in economic aid and foreign relations funding for 1979. The International Development Aid and Food Assistance Act allocates 1.7 billion for poorer nations and refugees, with a 5 percent across the board cut except for funds for schools and hospitals abroad. The Foreign Relations Authorization Act provides 1.9 billion for the State Department and related agencies, including refugee aid for Soviet and Eastern European, Indochinese, and African populations, and prohibits aid to Vietnam. OSHA jurisdiction changes were approved in a separate conference, limiting penalties for small employers during first inspections.
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Washington
Senate
Custer
Bas Heman
Vietnam
Cambodia
Cuba
Uganda
House
Strate Department
International Communications Agencs
Tie Board For International Broadcasting
Israel
OSHA
Conference Committee
Gaylord Nelson
Man charged in Elmira slaying
AP report says 20-year-old Elmira man Robert Harris was charged with second degree murder in the shooting death of 36-year-old Giovanni Tiveria at a Lake Street adult bookstore. The handgun believed used was recovered at the scene. Harris was detained without bail as investigators seek motive.
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Elmira
Giovanni Tiveria
Tiveria
Lake Street
Harris
Teen-age abortions rise in New York and nation
New York and national data from a fact finding forum show 1976 abortion rates among teens surpass those of adults. Dr. Trude Lash reports 55 percent of teen pregnancies ended by abortion, with 32 000 NYC teens pregnant and 18 600 abortions, highlighting rising teen pregnancies and out of wedlock births.
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New York
Trude Lash
Jaggars bodyguard arrested in Beverly Hills theft
James Harrington, 26, a former bodyguard for Mick Jagger, was arrested in Queens after a Beverly Hills jewel theft totaling about 15000 dollars. Police found a diamond chip studded gold stick pin belonging to Jagger in his possession. other jewels were not immediately recovered.
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New York
Mick Jagger
Beverly Hills
James Harrington
Queens
John J. Santucci
Harrington
Jagger
Family Court seeks extension of placement for Hart child
In Onondaga County Family Court a petition asks for extending placement of James Hart a child under eighteen adjudicated neglected by Howard Hart. The petition, filed by the Onondaga County Department of Social Services, seeks an order extending placement with the authorized agency for a period of 12 months and cites Article 13 of the Family Court Act. The respondent Howard Hart is urged to appear October 23, 1973 in Syracuse to show cause why the extension should not be granted.
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Family Court
New York
Gnondaga
James Hart
Howard Hart
Surazaons
New Yor
Howard
Fellows Avenue
Syracuse
Cnrta
Ordes
Madelyn Dever
F.C.A
STSTE
New York County
Onondaga
Onongaga County
Department of Social Services
Isa
John Doe
Saary Bee
Jonn Doe
Mary Ree Peng
Harry
Cowan
Anc
Louis J. Lefkowitz
State of New York
David Loftus
Henrs
Dec Carr
Howlett Hall Road
Zach
County of Onondaga
Onondacs
Harry Cowan Ceceesed
TiSteoccnicsen
Pearing Catenty
Weherest
Sara County
Patrice J Cyunneingnam
Teemote
Sentember &.D
Willam¢ Metzger
Crret Ciera
Moss & Popov
Plain St. Marcellus
Craton
Public notice of hearings and official actions in Onondaga County
The document records sworn statements by a petitioner representative in a social services matter and a notary certification dated April 26, 19 79. It also announces a public hearing by Supervisor John D Murphy of the Town of Onondaga on September 28, 1978 at 4 PM at the Town hall, related to the Fair City Savings division of First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Rochester formerly in Syracuse New York.
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Onancaega ‘Cousty Department of Social ServWIT@S
Isaia
Delave
Jonn Cruto
Cay
BRUM
State of
New York
Onon. Co
Sty Commission
Onchdaga
Fair City Savings
First Federal Savings and Loan Association of
Rochester
Fair City Savings and Loan Association of Syresuse
Piaintité
Richard F. Toncannon
Katherine Wi
Concannon
Chase Manhattan B&nk
NLA
Chase Mannattan
Petroleuua Corporation
Eugene Birish
Anthony Barbuto
Sarbuto
Subic
Ononcace Court House
Onenanga
Naw
I Gam
Por-pey
Gnondage and
State Co
Asa Thomas
Trent South
Michael WoGee
Pompey Hollow
Card Roads
Begin
John D Murphy
Onengagsa
Wil Neta & Public
Onondaga
Marine Midland
New York State
Marine
Spencing of Federal Revenue Sharing Funds Hearing
Town of Onondaga supervisor to hold hearing on proposed 1979 spending of Federal Revenue Sharing funds with unallocated and anticipated amounts cited. Comment in writing accepted. hearing date and venue to be announced. Nearby Solvay village trustees set October hearing for Rock Salt purchase for highway use. bids evaluated with right to reject all bids. village clerk notes. Citations include probate language from New York State.
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Town Mall
West Seneca Turnpike
Syracuse
New York
Sturpay
Onondaga
Solvay
Department of Transportation
Catherine Feloperfido
Haig cites double standard on drugs among European troops
General Alexander Haig in Brussels says U S forces in Europe face a serious drug problem fueled by a double standard that labels marijuana as acceptable while hard drugs remain taboo. He notes a rise in use last spring, warns it affects combat readiness, and stresses cohesive armored warfare training learned from the 1973 Yom Kippur war.
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Mons
Belgium
UPI
Alexander M Haig Jr
Europe
Haig
United States European Command
NATO
Carter
Soviet Union
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Campbell Works
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Ohio
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
RES Science
Sue Hart
Urkoows
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Feces Avenue
Father Treima Pures
Maison Avenue
Syacuse
Fotter Vother
Pettoner
Eng
IZ Montas
CIA
Farthy
Orandala County
Vreres
Desagn
Bond, Schoeneck & Sing
Lincoln Center
Marine Midland Bank
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