Harlem Black Arts theater funds probe finds wrongful acts
An editor's investigation by a 13 member Harlem antipoverty committee accuses the Black Arts theater and another HARYOU A C project of misusing 2 million dollars in federal funds. It cites diversions, kickbacks, a revolving petty cash fund and unaccounted purchases including clothing, vehicles, and improvised ministers with fake churches.
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Harlem
Antipoverty
Associated Press
New York
Sargent Shriver
Office of Economic Opportunity
Haryou-Act Board of Directors
Samuel R. Pierce Jr
Park Avenue
Dist
Frank S. Hogan
Pierce Committee
Pierce
Black Arts
Black Arts Theater
LeRoi Jones
Greenwich Village
Black Arts Repertory Theater School
Jones
Jack Benny
Rochester
Benny
Xx Wingate
Haryou-Act
Washington
Lyle Carter
Shriver
Wingate
Newark
Wages Peak on Pacific Coast in US Survey
A survey finds wages in the United States highest in the Pacific Coast states. The report highlights regional pay differences among states and industries, indicating stronger earnings in the western area.
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United States
Pacific Coast
Mt. Vernon Police Probe Multiple Home and Business Thefts
Mt Verson police investigate a string of thefts from homes and businesses. Items reported missing include a .22 revolver, money, bicycle, electric motor, car hub caps, and a taxicab machine that held money. Owners cited locations on Jamison Road Sa lem Road North Tenth Street and Castleton.
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Mt. Vernon
Russell Meyer
Jamison
Dale Drew
McLeansboro
Toney's
Salem Road
J. C. Livingston
Livingston
North 10Th
King City Federal Savings and Loan Assn
Bob Bodine
South
Douglas Tapp
Castleton
City Versus Continent Population Showdown
A New York City metro area houses about 10.6 million people, closely matching Australia’s population at just over 11 million. The comparison highlights the size of a major urban region against a whole continent.
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New York City
Australia
Weekly Food Review: June market prices swirl across regions
New York reports June brings varied food markets with gains for warm weather. Strawberries remain scarce and pricey in NYC while leafy greens stay high from Florida. Corn, carrots, celery, cantaloupe, and potatoes show relief, with eggs easing a bit nationwide. Fryers and turkey prices trend lower, beef likely to dip then rise in fall.
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New York
Northeast
Midwest
California
New York City
Florida
New York Area
West Coast
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