Election chaos as court blocks city primaries
Mayor Koch, exhausted after a Manhattan power outage, said election rescheduling is in limbo as a three judge panel ruled on redistricting. Schwartz, city solicitor, sought stay from Marshall after failing to win reconsideration. The ruling unsettles campaigns for city and borough offices amid questions over district lines.
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Schwartz
Marshall
Supreme Court
Citywide blackout disrupts New York in 1977 style chaos
Full power restored by 6 53 p m CDT as stock exchanges closed early and subway service halted in lower Manhattan. Fire officials cited a transformer explosion and oil fire with several apartments damaged while residents aided each other during the extended outage.
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Brooklyn
Manhattan
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Spielbauer
St. Luke’s Hospital
Lee Anne Wilcox
Lancer
Fire Department
Wilcox
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Long Island Rail Road
Conrail
Times Square
Don Edison
Larry Kleikman
Charles Hynes
New York Telephone Company
West Side
Reagan weighing 1983 84 defense cuts amid deficit fears
President Reagan and top advisers debated how deep military reductions should be in 1983 and 1984 as deficits threaten the 1984 balance goal. Defense Secretary Weinberger argued for fewer cuts while Budget Director Stockman pressed for more, with Reagan urging a balance by 1984 and signaling a range of possible defense cuts.
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Reagan
Congress
White House
Larry Speakes
Defense
Caspar Weinberger
David Stockman
Office of Management and Budget
Speakes
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