Link Woninski Win Mexico Seats In School Board Race
Voters in the Mexico Academy and Central district approved the 1977-78 budget of 5.2 million with 1,784 turnout. Link captured the five year seat defeating incumbent John Evale 1,129 to 637, while Woninski won the two year post with 1,124 votes to 604 for Mark Gibbs. Blank votes totaled 375 for the budget and 531 for the buses.
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Mark Gibbs
Arthur Chetney
Jobless Pay Plan Nearing Approval Across New York
New York lawmakers near final compromise on unemployment benefits and workmen’s compensation reforms. Democrats and Republicans clashed over raising partially disabled payments, with AFL-CIO and Associated Industries negotiating a $105 weekly figure. A package also seeks corporate tax breaks to spur expansion, while unemployment funding remains tied to federal aid.
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Raymond Schuler
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New York Assembly okays broad death penalty plan
The New York Assembly approved by an overwhelming 88 to 44 vote a broad death penalty measure aimed at many murder types, amid cheers. An amendment delayed final passage until Monday, complicating cross chamber agreement and Gov. Hugh Carey may veto. The bill would allow death sentences for deliberate killings tied to other crimes and adds aggravating factors.
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Carey
Assembly
Public Service
PSC
Musico Building Could Win Historic Status in Bereaca
A city informally supported preserving the Musico building on West First from demolition for a storm water detention site. Mayor Fitzgibbons and officials discussed presenting a plan to the Common Council to reverse the demolition, citing high taxpayer costs and historic significance.
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James T. Comerford
Robert Bradshaw
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Helen Breitbeck
Heritage Foundation
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Michael Miranda
Nussbaumer and Clark
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Cates
Sullivan
James C. Sullivan
Rebels Attack near Harar and Other Global Briefs
In Ethiopia rebels of the FLWS attacked the outskirts of Harar harming a bridge in the process while other reports cite a $3 million bid to establish the George Town Club in Washington to influence U.S. lawmakers. Across the U.S. a drought grinds along the South and West, with crops failing and irrigation strained. Financial and legal issues ripple from a U.S. stem fuel producer facing bankruptcy proceedings. In New York mismanagement of food aid spurs a House subcommittee report to Agriculture Secretary Richmond. The OAS reaffirms human rights focus at its general assembly in Grenada, with U.S. Ambassador Gale McGee commenting on the outcomes.
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Somalia
Liberation Front For Western
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New York
House
Agriculture
Bob Rep
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Grenada
Organization of American States
U.S
Gale McGee
OAS
General Assembly
Saranac Lake Hotel Fire Damages Building and Injures Six
In Saranac Lake New York at the Saranac hotel a fire in a bar area caused severe smoke and water damage to the building and injured six occupants who were hospitalized. Police attribute the blaze to an electrical failure and say it started around 2 25 a.m. in the bar. The hotel suffered extensive damage though the fire was confined to the bar area.
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Uncle Sam Pushes Noise Labels on Consumer Goods
Washington AP reports EPA plans to require noise labeling on many products from vacuum cleaners to lawn equipment. labels would show noise impact and help buyers choose quieter items while hearings may follow on labeling details and standards.
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Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Douglas M Costle
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Office of Noise Abatement and Control
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Washington, D.C
Medicaid mill regulations adopted after abuses disclosed
The legislature approved Medicaid mill regulations for the first time, authorizing the Health Department to license and inspect facilities and to sanction doctors who abuse the system. The move follows investigations into Medicaid mil l abuses costing taxpayers millions, including ping and family ganging. Other Capitol actions included school tax district identification, jobless benefit raises, a death penalty amendment, and credits for life line rates.
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New York City
Senate
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