Reid launches Democratic bid for New York governor
Rep. Ogden Reid announces his candidacy stressing populism and clean campaigning. He begins with a one day tour from Buffalo to Rochester Albany and New York City visiting over 150 communities. Reid cites Watergate cynicism and vows transparent fundraising while stressing campaigning by appealing to the people.
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New York State
Samuel S. Stratton
D-Amsterdam
Howard Samuels
Hugh Carey
Watergate
Brooklyn U.S. Attorney Morse Leaps to Death at Home
Robert Morse, 45, chief federal prosecutor for the Eastern District of New York, died after jumping from his fifth floor Brooklyn apartment. He had filed a resignation letter to Federal Judge Jacob Mishler and left a death by own action note. Morse, described as low in spirits, had faced private suit concerns involving his daughter and estate matters. He was nominated by President Nixon in 1971 and had been in line for a federal judgeship.
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Jacob Mishler
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Eugene Gold
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Long Island
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Hermine Braunsteiner Ryan
Houes
Germany
Manhattan
John Mitchell
Commerce
Maurice Stans
Robert Vesco
John R. Bartels
Nixon
Ciizens
Rockefeller Keeps Options Open On Political Future
Governor Nelson Rockefeller opens sessions of the National Commission on Critical Choices for America while denying a presidential bid as a stepping stone. He aims to decide his political future before January 9 as Ford lauds his presidential timber.
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National Commission On Critical Choices For America
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National Commission
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Gerald Ford
Firefighter Officials Plead Guilty to Contempt
Four Uniformed Firefighters Assn leaders including President Richard Vizzini pleaded guilty to contempt in Manhattan Supreme Court for last month’s 512 hour strike that left New York with minimal fire protection on election day. Judge Sidney Fine postponed sentencing to Jan. 14 while grand jury justification testimony could influence punishment. defendants agreed to back legislative amendments to the New York bargaining law. Separately, Orange County charged Karen and Ernest Norman Steele Jr. with grand larceny and burglary for allegedly stealing over $1,500 from Sterling Forest management Corp and unlawfully entering a NYU administration building in Sterling Forest on Sept. 29.
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Louis A. Sforza
Supreme Court
Sidney Fine
New York County
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Goshen
Orange County
Sterling Forest Management Corp
Tuxedo
Karen and
Ernest Norman Steele Jr
Steele
Jamaica
Queens
Miss Steele
Brooklyn
New York University Administration
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Edanville
Warwick
John W. Wright
Robert Theriot
Newburgh
Wright
Theriot
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