Cazenovia High forfeits two football games over beer party
The Laker varsity football team will forfeit two scheduled games after a board of education decision grounded in a new athletic code. Suspending several players for beer drinking, the policy retroactive to the season’s start led to losses against Vernon-Verona-Sherrill and Canastota, while a jayvee game with VVS remains on schedule.
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Cazenovia High School
Laker
Vernon-Verona-Sherrill
Canastota
Jayree
Cazenovia
VVS
Board of Education
Paul Stoecker
Sumner B. Carson
Carson
Carlon
September Weather Outlook at Hancock Airport
The National Weather Service predicts brief showers tonight with temperatures in the 40s. Tomorrow sees more showers, some heavy, with highs around 60. Central New York has recorded 6.24 inches of rain through Sept 29, well above the 2.71 inch normal for the month.
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Hancock Airport
National Weather Service
New York
Bethlehem Steel to Cut 2500 Salaried Jobs
Bethlehem Iowa Bethlehem Steel Corp says it will cut 2500 salaried positions as production falls and profits slump due to weak demand. The move targets staff reductions to align with lower output levels and market conditions.
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Bethlehem, Ia
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Washington Tax Cut Promised, Proves Merely a Scratch
The joke notes that a promised tax cut from Washington was illusory, describing it as a scratch rather than real relief. It frames the pledge as empty, offering a light political quip rather than substantive policy.
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Washington
Syracuse Music Opens All Night 60 Hour Sale
Syracuse music shop advertises an around the clock sale on pianos and Qagan brand instruments for 60 hours at Route 11 location in Syracuse with phone listed 458-66.
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Syracuse
Qagan
Chlorine gas leak sickens hundreds near Philadelphia plant
A chlorine gas leak at a Philadelphia water treatment plant forced more than 190 people to receive hospital treatment in East Falls. Plant worker Wayne Fowler fled the scene after detecting the odor, and Water Commissioner Carmen Guarino said the leak and green vapor escaped from a pipe as crews attempted to switch tanks. Fowler remained hospitalized in satisfactory condition as officials cautioned the public.
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Philadelphia
East Falls
George Pell
Wayne Fowler
Fowler
Carmen Guarino
Guarino
Ransom delivery starts manhunt in Quebec
Police hunt two suspects after a second ransom drop for Charles Marion triggers a wide air and land manhunt near Lennoxville Sherbrooke. The 57 year old Caisse Populaire de Sherbrooke Est loan manager was seized Aug 6 and a $500000 ransom was demanded and later cut from $1 million.
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Sherbrooke
Marion
Canada
QPF
Claude Poirier
Norman Maltais
Here
Lennoxville
Sherbrook
New Fiscal Year Opens With Large Federal Spending
Washington reports the 1978 fiscal year begins with $458.25 billion in spending and a $61.25 billion deficit. Congress may reopen the budget if Social Security taxes rise. two major appropriation bills remain stalled over abortion and human rights provisions, while foreign aid faces similar derailment.
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Washington
Congress
Departments of Labor
Health
Education
Welfare
Labor
Senate
House Conference Committee
Stalemate Over Gas Price Plan Threatens Debt Bill
Senate debate stalls on natural gas price controls and a debt ceiling measure. Sen. James Abourezk blocks the debt bill until lawmakers reject a gas price deregulation plan, risking government borrowing authority if action misses the Saturday deadline. Senate leaders push for compromise amid renewed stalemate.
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Washington
Senate
James Abourezk
Ds.d
Abourezk
Howard Baker
R-Tenn
Baker
Robert C. Byrd
Carter
Byrd
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Abortion Bill Compromise Faces House Senate Talks
Congress debates Magnuson backed plan to expand federal funding for abortions replacing medical necessity language. House-Senate conference plans another session after a three hour meeting while welfare payments and 240,000 federal workers await resolution.
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Betty Anne Williams Washington
House
Senate
House-Senate
Warren G. Magnuson
Departments of Labor and Health
Carter to Visit Detroit for Inner City Talks
President Carter will travel to Detroit on October 21 to meet with inner city residents about their problems, a White House aide said. He will then proceed to Los Angeles for a Democratic fundraiser on October 22.
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Washington
Carter
Detroit
White House
Los Angeles
Winners are losers
A study by H Roy Kaplan and Carlos Krugbosch finds big lottery winners face more misery than joy. Most quit jobs, suffer privacy loss, harassment, and loneliness after winning, with disputes over money, suspicion, and changed social circles. The piece profiles Paul McNabb the Baltimore doughnut maker as an example of lavish spending and transient happiness.
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New York
H. Roy Kaplan
Kaplan
State University of New York At Buffalo
Pitzer College
Claremont
Calif
Carlos Krugbosch
Buffalo
Human Behavior Magazine
Florida
Paul McNabb
Baltimore
McNabb
California
Las Vegas
Towns Change Overnight In Small City Life
The piece notes rapid shifts in population and economy in American small towns as seasons bring new challenges and opportunities. This installment is the second part of an Associated Press series appearing on page 23.
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America
Associated Press
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