New York City Homeless Shelters Move Back From New Jersey
The city begins relocating more than 300 homeless families from New Jersey back to New York as the number of homeless rises above 2,000 this summer. Officials cite high hotel costs and limited moderate housing space, with stays averaging 5.7 months and federal aid ending after six months.
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Welfare Department
Sydney Brown
New Jersey
Brown
Newark
Lincoln
Las Vegas
Neew York
New York
Robert Jorgen
Martinique
Manhattan
Jorgen
N.J
New York City
Libertarian front runner drops guest and campaign
Orlando radio host Gene Burns ends his bid for the Libertarian presidential nomination amid $25,000 debt and weak fundraising. He said the party cannot mount a credible 1984 campaign. officials noted $15,000 raised so far and expected the full amount before the New York convention.
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Orlando
Fla
Gene Burns
Burns
New York
Honey Lanham
WKIS
Libertarian Party
Lanham
Drought area in Peru shows high blindness rates study finds
A study led by Helen Keller International reports 1.5 percent of Puno region residents are legally blind due to vitamin A deficiency. Night blindness and Bitot spots affect 17 percent and 1.6 percent respectively, with green vegetables scarce in the high plains.
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Lima
Peru
Lake Titicaca
Puno
Latin America
Kevin Armstrong
Helen Keller International
Pune
United Nations
Armstrong
el Salvador
Bitot
US targets far outnumber nuclear weapons says study
The International Institute for Strategic Studies reports the United States has about four times as many Soviet targets as weapons. It lists 40,000 potential targets including 15,000 non military sites and 2,000 missile silos. The study notes target lists grew since 1960 and 1974 but cites new installations as a cause.
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London
United States
Soviet Union
International Institute For Strategic Studies
Pentagon
Kremlin
KGB
Secret Police
Desmond Ball
Strategic and Defense Studies Center
Australian National University
Canberra
U.S
Organ From Page 1A: Willey’s Pipe Dream Burns
The article recounts Willey’s lifelong obsession with building a massive pipe organ, details his career and marriages, and describes a blaze that destroyed his two room workshop and 1200 pipes after an early morning work session. Firefighters responded to the Lancaster incident, ending his dream in charred remains.
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Willey
Electric
Springfield
Salt Lake City
Mormon Tabernacle
Wds
Carthay Circle
Ben Turpin
Charlie Chaplin
Theda Bara
Senior Citizens’ Center
Lancaster Fire
Sife
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Brooklyn
Mario Cuomo
Hilton Hotel
Kennedy International Airport
Farmers State Bank
America
Marion
Iowa
Alburnett
Lindale Mali
Cedar Rapids
FDIC
Hiawatha
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