Children Old People Clash In Mixed Housing Study
Washington AP reports a government funded study by Oscar Newman finds elderly poor in low income housing with many children face higher crime risk and intergenerational mixing sparks hostility. The NYC architect argues mixed age buildings should be avoided to curb crime.
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Senate weighs extending tax cuts into next year
Senate plans this week to decide whether last year’s income tax cuts should be extended for 12 or 15 months. The move tests who controls the committee chairs as a larger tax revision bill is debated, while a Watergate related measure for a new Justice Department unit and annual financial disclosures also advances. In the House, hearings probe a leaked intelligence report to CBS journalist Daniel Schorr as unemployment insurance expansion and employer tax increases face a full House vote.
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Five die in single engine plane crash near Jungle Habitat
A Beech craft Bonanza piloted by Louis Faber 52 of Sayville N Y attempted an emergency landing in a wooded area near Jungle Habitat West Milford N J. It flipped over burned killing five including Michael Cavale 31 and his six year old son Michael Jr a Huntington Station NY construction worker Charles Digiorgio 41 and John Furrevig 44 of Deer Park N Y. Investigators from FAA and New Jersey DOT joined police to study the cause.
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Radio City Music Hall May Close If Strike Held
New York AP coverage on Radio City Music Hall facing possible permanent closure if a strike by the Rockettes and union performers continues. State mediation to consult with AGVA after meetings, with union seeking a $ a week raise in a three year deal.
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Arabs Arrested After Tel Aviv Bus Bombing Injures Eleven
Israeli police say several Arabs were arrested as suspects in a bus bombing near Tel Aviv that injured 11. The homemade bomb in a food can sent nails through the rear. one person remained in serious condition.
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Guyana Withdraws From Olympic Competition
Guyana pulled its Olympic team from Montreal in protest of the African boycott. Egypt said its athletes were being called home, with 27 teams having withdrawn for political reasons. The IOC faced sanctions discussions as Waldheim urged Africa to return to the Games. James Gilkes, a Pan American Games gold medalist, was among those affected.
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