Flood Devastates Erie Area Amid Heavy Rain
Inundation along the Erie region caused widespread street flooding and traffic disruptions. Authorities reported extensive rainfall with elevated water levels, cutting power to several blocks and forcing evacuations.
Son of Sam strikes again in Brooklyn killings
In the first anniversary week of the Son of Sam terror, the killer wounded 20 year olds Stacy Moskowitz and Robert Violante in Brooklyn. Moskowitz endured major brain surgery with poor survival prospects, while Violante lost an eye but remained alert. Police report heavy surveillance and 2,000 officers searching, with Beame adding 100 more cops to the task force as the attack toll rose to eight attacks, four dead, eight wounded.
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Ira Clark
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Abraham Beame
Michael Codd
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Bensonhurst
John Keenan
Keenan
Charter Arms
Budget plan hikes sales and business taxes in Harrisburg
Senate Democrats push a new budget plan to avert a shutdown by raising sales and business taxes. Corporate net income would rise to 10.5 percent, used car trade-in exemptions would drop, and about 200 to 210 million dollars in new taxes are proposed.
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Democrats
Henry Messinger
Budget Conference Committee
House
What Do Consumers Expect In Future
A market survey by R H Bruskin Associates interviewed 2,531 Americans in May about life in 1987 across autos, aviation, clothing, TV, and sports. Respondents foresee smaller cars, faster planes, altered television shows, and evolving fashion with varied costs and fuels. Nine in ten expect TV changes, and energy concerns push preference for smaller cars and alternative fuels.
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Louise Cook
Associated Press
United States
R.H. Bruskin Associates
Bruskin
Sidney Rowland
Rowland
What Will Come Of Laundromat Lot
City Council weighs three options for the West Main street vacant laundromat site after an executive session. They consider short term lease revenue, sale by bid with a minimum price, or developer guidelines for future planning. Frank Anthony Buick currently leases the land for 30 day storage. The council may pursue a detailed development plan proposal with a minimum bid before deciding.
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Rick Martin
West Main Street
Rod Gun Club Joins Warren County Unit
The Corry Rod and Gun Club, Pennsylvania’s oldest active club of its kind, joins the Warren Federation after 102 years in Erie County. About six months ago, a club element moved its organization to Warren County with state federation approval to align nearer most fish and game wardens. President Robert Wank notes the shift places the club closer to action and officials.
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Nixon tied to Teamsters payoff in Watergate era rumors
New York AP reports Justice Department officials cite Time magazine claims that Nixon discussed a $1 million payoff from the Teamsters to hush Watergate burglars. Time quotes sources alleging Anthony Provenzano ordered cash deliveries via a Las Vegas courier with Fitzsimmons, Dorfman, and Colson named in the scheme. NBC adds a separate FBI-backed claim of more than $250,000 paid to Nixon aides to influence Hoffa.
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Teamsters Union
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Teamster
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Detroit
Nucon
Union
New Jersey
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Las Vegas
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Allen Dorfman
Chicago
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Charles Colson
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NBC News
FBI
Disclosure Laws Help Keep Legislators Honest
A growing number of states require public officials to disclose funding sources and financial interests. The Council of State Governments cites 37 states with disclosure laws, 28 strengthened in four years. Authorities say laws work, boosting scrutiny and caution among officials. Florida’s constitutional amendment mandates assets, liabilities, net worth, and income sources or tax returns for many top officials. Some critics warned resignations or dissuasion, but few materialized.
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Maryland
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Kentucky
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