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Enginee·rs to Air Sheltered llarbor·Proposal I . By JUDI DOHERTY . If takes only a few minutes for a sudden Lak!! Ontario storm to transform gentle waves into chllrning 10 and 15 foot seas. And it can take only a few minutes fOr even· an ex· perienced boater to perish in those turbulent waters. refuge at the mouth iif the Salmon River, . Specifically, the cory,s will present a draft of the \general design rl'lemorandwn ' which in essence reassesses' the feasibility of the project and recommends the best alter- native. The plan also calls for an eight-foot deep entrance channel between the breakwaters.ano a six-foot deep river channel leading back to a proposed boat basin. A stx-inch pipe, in- stallea through the breakwaters an1:1-.QI!Iow tile entrance An informational packet distributed to area residents quoted the non-federru cost as $238,600. Officia!S ,from the corps said this morning that figure was incorrect and was the ~eswt of a typographical error. The actual non-federal share sr IS to be $528,600. c;hannel, will act as a sand ~ypass. · , In the 41 miles of cosstline which stretch between Oswego. Elected officials, state ~d federal representatives, and all interested individuals will fie allowed to speak at the meetin~. The corps has asked, but not mandated, ttiat sileakers submit The total capital cost for tile project. i.s expected to be $3,520,000 which is ,~:onsiderably less !han the $5 million estimate made in 1976. T_h~ pet:centag~ of ~at $5211 000 sum to be ~id b'llocal entitles will be determmed by the state Department o Parks and Recreation. Harbor and Henderson Bay, ther,e are no sheltered waters capable of accom,modating small vessels. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, the State of New York, and many boating entliusiasts are hoping to chanll:e all that. un saturuay at 3J?.m. in the Lura B. Sharpe Elementary School auditorium m- Pulaski, the U.S. Army COrps Of Engineers will hold a public meeting to review and discuss a federally a11.thorized plan to build a small boa~ h!w.bor Qf a Written copy of their statements. · _ The corps' proposed plan calls for the building of two shore- connected rubblemound breakwaters in Lake Ontario at the mouth of the Salmon River to protect the river entrance. Both breakwaters will be equi!;)pea ,with a walkway and a guar- A.ccording to an Army corps spokesman, the lower revised cost is attrib11ted to a redesign of the project. The federal government (Arniy Corps) will be contributing $2,968,400 and the U.S. Coast Guard will be paying $23,000 toward the project. The total non-federal cost, mcluding state and local. will be $528,600. -A!'~l! officials have emphasized that these coBts cover only the mthal capital outlay and do not include maintenance after construction or any future recreational development of the area. . ' VOL. 55, NO. 84 EAST GRAND FOLKS, MINN: Flood waters push the Red River out of Its banks !!ere and Grand Forks, North drail for recreations~ fishing. . _ . . (Continued on Page 2.) Oswego County's Home Daily For 133 Years \ ASS0CATED PRESS MEMIEl Red River on Rampage Uakota ( ba ckgroundJ, and rains, is flooding over it's . Valley, and is expected to · partially covering brldge . .at . entir.e 2.011. .mile segment-· creat on Thursday. 111 feet left. The river, overflowing throngh the Red River above flood stage. (UPIJ because of heavy snowmelt ___ : ( IILUS COM,LITE LOC~L NEWS COVEI:AGE PRICE TWENlY CENTS - Governor Vetoes -- . -· ---- ~----- - - - - - - ,._ - - - . - - ~~ - Death Penalty Bill ALBANY, N.Y. <APJ ~ Gov. Hugh Carey vetoed a broad new death-pecalty bill today, defymg intense political pressure and setting the stage for an attempt to override his vetQ. \I cllnnot encourage an act - the taking of human life - that I believe to be fundamen- tally wrong,\ the governor declared. \I do not believe that the ultimate vengeance of execution will make us a better or even a· safer people,\ he added; It was the second time C;u-ey had vetoed a death bill adopted by the Legislature. His most likely Republican opponent in this fall's elec- tiOns, Assembly Minority Leader Perry Duryea, im- mediately accused the . governor of having \denied New Yorkers the means they have asked for to protect themselves against savagery and terror.\ And the sponsors of the bill promised an override at- tempt. Senate Majority Leader Warren Anderson, R- Binghamton, issued a statement declaring that he would \support and expedite that motion.\ So-viet Official Defects/to U.S. But if the legislative votes on the override hold firm to the pattern established in the initial vote on the bill 1 Jt cannot get the two-thirds majority needed to enact the bill over the governor's disapproval. It cleared the Senate 39-19 and the Assem- bly 94·51. The · sweeping capital punishment bill, which would apply to about 100 murders a year, is shaping up as a major weapon in the Republican assault on Carey's expected re-election bid later this year. It would.allow a second jllry in some murder trilils to weigh the circumstances of the crime and the record of the defendant before deciding if the death penalty was warranted. The penalty could apply to any murder committed UNITED NA!!I'IONS lAP J diplomat's wife. \nd there was specula non during the course of a rob- - The highest-ranking Soviet She said she had returned that Shevchenko was with bery, burglary, rape, kid· emnloyee of the United fr6m New York for fear the .him to meet with -represen- napping, sexual abuse or Nations, Arkady N. Shev- Americans would seize her tatives of the Soviet Embassy arson. chenko, is in hiding after and other family members as there. It-. could also be applied in apparently defecting. An wen as her husband. An authoritative diplomatic cases involving the murder of application • to the United \What they are sayin~ source at the United ~ations, a policeman or prison guard, ylum is expected. But in Mos about him is a provocation, '. who asked not to be iden- murder by someone serving a cow, a woman who said she she said. \He is a marvelous tified, said·Shevchenko was in life sentence, murder £or was nfs Wife· today accused fatlH!r and-- husband. He the process of seeking hire, murder of a witness, U.S. authorities of a \crude cannot live without his work asylum, the first U.N. elT'· murder by torture or murder provocation,\ claimed her and his family. I am· 100 ployee ever to do so by someone who hal killed husband \never had any in- percent sure he will be anywhere. before. . J . - s h c tention\ of staying in the returning. I know, and am Unconfirmed reports said Duryea and other Repqblt- ~ . ·u- .r .. y to Get! . c· ool ' ase United States and said the certain.Ihavelivedwithhim Shevchenkorefuseilanorder cans have already promise() Americans must be holding for 2 'k.years \\ · \ from the Soviet government to make the death-penalty him forcibly. In to return home and that his veto a \big issue\ in the Shevchenko, the $76,000-a- wife and daughter left for campJ!ign against Democrat ·(----------_..!~--------=.,.------...,------~---~-·---~:-:;:=:=:::;;::::;::;;::;:;-::::;::;-'--r!~;:~~e:;;:~~:J~~=~~:~O::~-n~~;:~~!}!:~~vj.~j;i- the w.eekend Carey. ' - - -1 •rn.erlnan aftlrr_\a quarrel.''Hii · A11tt·ttre -p'olitica:l\pressures--- By GRETA PETRY Witnesses have been subpoenaed to testify before the grand jury next week on purchasing practi~e& in tl;le Osweg~o City School District. Distr1ct Attorney Robert llurlbutt said the grand jury will consider evidence next Monday. The case revolves around J.B. Kelly, Jr., business administrator for the school district, and his dual role as district pllr· chasing agent and restaurant man. Kelly is a part owner of The Corner Stone 1 the Oswego restaurant wh1ch opened last year. _ ~urlbutt and assistant DA ·unity SQught In Fight WASHING'I'ON (APl - President Carter is looking to a concerted effort by the government and the private sector as one way to help solve the problem of rising inflation. The president was un· veilin~ his plan to fight spiralmg- prices in a speech an aide sa1d had been written \to make it clear we can't deal effectively with these problems if we don •t act together.\ The aide, press secretary Jody Powell, called today's address to a convention of newspaper editors a \no- nonsense s~h, devoid of comfo!lting illusions.~· The administration originall;v predicted prices would nse 6.1 percent this year. But some government economists say the Increase could be closer to 7 percent. · Since returning from a trip to Africa and La1in America, the battle on inflation has been the No. 1 topic on the president's schedule. He spept much of the week· end working on the speech after meetfng earlier with congressional leaders, Treasury Secretary W. • Michael Blumenthal and Chari~ Scliul~, chairman of the e1iu11cil of Economic John J. Elliott have said no specific allegations have been made and it will be up to the grand jury to investigate the matter further and determine whe~her any ch~rges will be placed. mistakenly·bllleihrio shipr\'.t \' - -· • th 11SoWell ~- ''-- -'--nees •-~ - Schoo1 board ·member Dr. the items to the sc!focl Council affairs, le(t lawyer, indicated that also has a son m e Sov1ef ~ - . · -.....-a= t:ltit -=\ Dennis Norfleet has charged days ago beca'-se the 47-year-old Russian would foreign service. tur_nmg aro~1_1~ some district. Kelly said the order l.l legislators who m1haliy voted that the school district paid k th h d ferences with his govern- not return to the Soviet Union. Th~ New York 'l'imes said . . . k h 1 . d was ta en over e p Qne an , UN t S 1 t 0 t t 1 .n ddit' t \d'f' agamst the bill ~ have m- for itc en supp les an the salesman erroneously ment, a . . statemen a e epa r men . a . lOR o I ·~.rences creased since two policemen silverware which were or- attached the school district said. spokesman Tom Reston said wtth. his government a.s a were gunned down in New dered for Kelly's personal account number. to it. Associated Press reporters Shevchenko had not asked for ~ohv~. fo: de~ctJon 1 York City last week . Hurlbutt said he is not at liberty to disclose the names of the witnesses, and the ultimate number of persons testifying will be determined by the grand jury. use. · Kelly and the school district calling \Shevchenko\ entries asylum. But he said Soviet Adm!rustr:ation off1c1als.3:na Carey had pardol}lid Cleve-. The district paid for the were both doing business with · in the Moscow telephone officials had r\equested a W_estern d1plo~ats famthar land Davis th suspeet in that items last June and Kelly the company at the time. The directory spoke w1th a meeting with Shevchenko and wtth the case sa1d there were f ' · tion 1 ted issued a check for the order in district received a credit for woman who identified herself that Gross, a former assistant also some personal problems casJi ~a conv~c on re .a November. Kelly maintains the order March 27 . as Leongina Shevchenko, the secretary of state and ex- involved.\ · ~ 0 e thea prtson uprlsi~g the Edward_Don ~ompany of The maJ·ority of school - delegate to the United \An American official m 197 1. And although_ J?avts North R1vers1de. Ill.. board members in the T Nations, arranged the mentioned a liaison Mr. was alread?h ou~ of Jail on . ro op meeting, a formality that Shevchenko had had with a parole at . e. time of the district, when first presented pardon the mc1dent has led to often preceiles granting of woman in New. York,\ the '· .. t with the case, we~e satisfied asylum. .. . Times co? tinned, ~'whik. new_:_rltiCI~m -~f~~e.'::.. __ _ Kelly had commillea no Reston did not disclose .the- Western diplomats said he nor. . l w~~~~:~. un~~~~~~t a~ild ~~OV~eS place or time of the meetinf'l. had a• 'health problem' and In ~~s veto mes~age~ 9.~rey board member Dr. Robert 1 f~ 1 Gross was reported m remarked that he had been des~~!bed the rbce IWilngs Washington Monday n_ i\_ht known as a heavy drinker.\ as ':ven\5 o horr\'~ and Santoro have said that they h \ suffenng m the famtlies uf do no.t think aJI questions Smoo·t police_ officers aad .in· tbe News in Brief Trib Recovery Possible NEW YORK {AP) ~The chances \are far from remote\ that The Trib, a New York morning Newspaper- that sus· pended publication last week, can be revived, according to its founder. Trib publisher Leonard Saffir said Monday that an effort was underway to lure investment into the company. He said - he told the staff after the last issue rolled off the presses last Wednesday that the newspaper's chances of ever appea,.ryng aJ;lain were \remote.\ Birthday Purchase NEW YORK (AP) ~Gov. Hllgh Carey planned to begin his 60th year today by takiilg chances. He said he was going to buy a lottery tlcliet. Carey's official calendar for today, his 59th birthdaYz. in- cludes a ceremony in which he will purchase the first New York Olympic Lottery ticket. Proceeds from the lottery will help pay for the 1980 Winter Olympics at Lake Placid. Mrs. Ford Hospitalized LONG BEACH, Calif. (AP) -Betty Ford, long in fragile healthihhas checked herself into a hospital for treatment of what e former first lady describes as an ''insidious'' prob- lem of \over-medicating myself.\ The acting superintendent of the U.S. Naval Hospital where Mrs. Ford was admitted at about 11 a.m. Monday -two days after her 60th birthday,- denied that she was in any way addicted to drugs. Northern Lights Show BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP)- The·Northem Li2bts, a celestial . p!tenomenon rlli'ely seen here, was observed'll1'iefly Monday ntldlt, an astronomer reported. Ernst Both astronomy c~~rator at the Buffalo Ml!Seum of Science, said be spotted the Aurora Borealis effect for about 45 minutes starting at 8:45. _ Centers Criticized • # ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) -Because dav care centers ar~ poorlr. funded Slid have poor \Images most of New York state s worldng mothers liave to t11rn to babysitters or friends to_ care- Co'!' their pre-school children,_ says a_ ne:w repor~t. · Only about a fifth of the at~~te's soo,ooo.pre-school chil . n with -working mother11 can· ffud spl!ce in existing day c re centers, according to the report released Mondav. Pirate Films Sell have been answered. he;~rts of all good citizens.\ At that point, although the D Cl d majority of board members BEIRUT, Lebanon (Al'l- oors ose on He said they had \set off a did not wish to -pursue the The first stage in Israel's new wave of legitimate · rna tter further, Norfleet pullback in southern lebanon an~er. insisted the state Department was reported proceeding ' I understand it. I feel it I of Audit and Control be called smoothly today as S~rian c H •- know the hones\ fury which in. troops ratrolled Beirut m an arpenter eanng can inspire the ur~e to meet The school district stood attemp to end a new out~ murderous evil With deadly J>ehind Kelly's account of break of MoslemChristian · retribution. • what happened in that in- fighting in the Lebanese \But I do not believe the cident.and in another in which capitaL . By CAROL WILCZYNSKI trial,\ said MitchelL . state should take life because four surplus school district ~oth a U.N. spokes~an m Assistant District Attorney thecirminal has done so. I do freezers were stored at The Be1rut and. an Israeli army A Huntley Hearing 1 _held on John Chwalek said while the not believe in deceiving our· Corner Stone. spokesman m. northern lsrae! behalf of Leon Willis Car· prosecution would normally selves that the death penalty City poli~ investigated the reported no hitches as Israeli penter, took place behind not oppose such a request, will solve the problem of via- freezer incident and found no lr«;JJPS m!lved ~ack 1.2 to 3 closed doors this morning Chwalelt called the· courts' lent crime,\ Carey wrote. evidence of an¥ criminal act. ~lles.at~nght pomts along the after Judge Eugene I<'. attention to \some rights the \On numerous occasions I The grand Jury meets in Li~!'\l Rtvt.;r. Sullivan ruled in favor of the press may nllve nere... have stated the arguments secret and has broad powers Norweg1an _peaceke!lpers defense to close the session to Sullivan, however pointed ag~nst the death penalty: to investigate and determine replaced Israeli forces m !ill the public. out that a Feb. 14.rullng of the That it lowers all of us as a whether or not a crime has vacat~d areas and by mtd· The request was made. by Appellate Division, Fourth civilized !180ple, that there is been committed. Lawyers momm~wehadno reportof court-assigned attorney Department in Rochester alaek-ofclearevidencethatit· representinjil witnesses are any v1olenc':,\ the U.N. Richard C. Mitchell Jr., who determined 'that a change of is even an effective deterrent not present m the proceedings spokesman satd. . cited the \J danger of venue requested by t11e against crime, that it fails to and the 16 to 23 member jury _A second pullback .Fnday prejudice. defense was denied as being reckon with human error,\ h!l may ~II in any witnesses wlil remove the Israelis from The hearing was \premature.\ said. . pertinet to the case. a _fourth of t!te 500 square. requested by Attorney James \My understanding is that · \B¥ misleading us into The grand jury is em- mil~s of t~rr1tor~ ~ey ?C· .. K. Eby, tl\e second court- it <the decision) is not based thinkmg thatwehadbelped to powered under New York cup1ed durmg thetr mvas~on appointed council assigned to on the merits of the appeal,\ fightcnme, the death penalty State Criminal Procedures last '!lonth ~o dnve represent Carpenter, 27, who said Sullivan noting that would turn us away from the Law, to \hear and examine Palestin!an :guerrillas north was charged on Nov. 10 with additional pre-trial publicity, urgent, difficult _job of evidence concernin~ offenses of the Lttan1. two counts of second degree on which the change was making the · crimihal justice and concerning mtsconduct, murder in the stabbing death requested, might be honored system work.\' nonfeasance lffid· rreglect in - suNNY of 56-year old Ellen Holly if the request was reesub-- . ~ '!:h_e_ g~v1fnor called ag%t m ic office, whether Vanosdall, a guidance mitted by the Eby and Mit- for legiS a veaction-on inal or otherwise, and to teacher. Her body was found chell. bill to substitute lifetime , action with respect to by city police Nov. 7 in the \Are you willing to assume imprisonment without parole such evidence ... \ kitchen of her home af 606 that responsibility?\ Sullivan for Ute death provisions, and It may investigate . any utica St. in Fulton. asked Chwalek, who replied, on other bills to set stiffer indictable offense. High 48 The hearing !las been called \No.\ penalties for violent crimes . While t~e grand jury meets Mean 40 ;:: to decide the admissibility fo · Before rendering his. and to bring handguns under in secret, witnesses are not Low 32 evidence purportedly being decisidn, Sullivan mentioned stricter controls. barred from speaking about · Precipitation .04 presented by the prosecution. . a survey which showed 60 The last, execution in Ne~ the case after ther testify. Pressure 29.55 , In a mj;ltion filed before percent of the jurors selected York was m 1963, but it was The dual duty o the grand Relative, Humidity 75 percent Sullivan over a month a~o 1 to serve in the county co~~rt only last year that the Court jury is to see that \persons Wind SE 8 to 16 Eby declared the distrtct reside in the area where the of Appeals, the state's JUStly suspected of a crime Sunset Today 6:44 attorney's office is basing its Palladium-Times and the highest 1 threw out the·bulk of 11re h!,!\d to an&wer,\ and \to Sunrise Tomorrow 5:30 dE!fense on certain 'written' Syracuse newspapers have the eXISting death penalty the citizen 1 (? see that he Is Highest This Date 76 in 1945 and 'oral' statements made their widest circulation.. law,- · not subjecrea to -prosecutiofl · Lowest This Date 23 in 1926 by Carpenter. · Releasing Information that The c011rt, following U,S. upon accusations based on Weather Forecast Eby has asked that ·the oral , tl)e cour- iS.Jijanninll a May Su_P,reme Court deefslona, envy, hatred or malice.\ Warm with showers and s~tements be brought forth trial, Sullivan said, 'f•we will sa1i1it was. unconstitutional to Advisers. - . While White Uouie aides ~W ¥9RK (AP)- Despite an FBI crackdown, the sale of After the grand jury has thunderstorms possible at' the hearing. Eby and ··bein a bad position to draw a make the death penally completed its examination of today. Highs in the upper 50S. Mitchell are expected to jury,\ if the present mandatory for the murder Of evidence, it may: indict a Chanceo!rainandfogtonight request Sullivan deny hi- wscussions are disclosed in poUcemenorprisonprdiS- said Carter wants to hold piratedeopiesofbltmovlessuchas \Star Wars\ and \Jaws\ down tt!llita~;:y _pay, a · arF:..~.- JilJn_ g, a~!lQ~,. _I ~-~ovi~ i!ld~iry officials and the . spokeilm4n:toa• the council or~ . ~~ ~~~?oltill: .Advlaeri, P_ eter \'11lli tiling Ia reall.l' cate)Ung on,' • *aid Lawrence Playford 1 UWJd, denied th~ adlnin· an Jl'Bhgenl here. ,~~e· expliiined that the FBI was involvea istratioq .was seeking ~ilge because th.e pit'atil)g of nio'vies is a violation ot federal ~ · IJ~. entl!(l, co~Ytii!lt Jaws. · tt \\'i'C~-:--~;-\~i· ....... ;.,+~·¥~- ~·:--·1\-'>:o--i..... :~~t ..... ~. . . .. . person for an offense; direct but tapering .off by morning. •strOductioh of many of the the news_ nAJ!!!._rs. . . as th~ eXistJng: law did • the DA to file a lll\OSl!CUtot's Lows 35 to· 4lr. Parlly sunny ;statements as-evidence at the \Il is ffiy Judgment 1 af the · ~Anothl!r 'ieelrOlrdf'Qie law, information wjlh 'a local .Wednesday. mshs near ,50. ltrial. present tirl'le, in the illterest for killllul by a ·DI.iloner criminal court, dismiss the Southerly Winds 15 to 25 miles \If evidence is found ad- of justice,.\ the proceedings serving a life tei,'DI, w•a ndt charge before It, or, SUbmit a per hour todaY' beeomlnl( .missibl~ 1 .the public's right to will be helu out Of the public before the court and 18 grand jury report. . . westerly . ~nig_hf. 'know will ~ satisfied at the ,view;\ Sullivan said. tecbni'cally still on the boob.
