Slashing Attacks Kill Two in Lower Manhattan
In a series of late Sunday attacks, two men died and four were injured after knife slashings in lower Manhattan near Penn Station. Police tie the incidents to a single suspect seen last weekend targeting vagrants. victims include Ray Miley 25 and Richard Garfola 42.
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Knife attack in Manhattan leaves one dead
Police said Harold Wilson died after a man slit his throat on 34th Street near 7th Avenue. Two other victims were knifed nearby and described a 30 year old black man, 5 feet 7 inches, stocky.
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Brooklyn Bridge Cable Sag Causes Traffic Stop
A sagging cable on the 98 year old Brooklyn Bridge halted traffic for about an hour amid concern after a week of cable failures. Officials said no break occurred and no danger to traffic or pedestrians. a spokesman noted the issue involved the tail of a cable that broke last week. Deputy Commissioner Fulton said further work would be done today.
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Gas Price Decontrol Study Nears Decision in 1982
A draft Energy Department analysis estimates removing natural gas price controls in 1982 could raise consumer bills by up to 54 percent and cost the public up to 127 billion dollars. The report does not urge action but says President Reagan should act soon if pursuing decontrol is chosen.
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