Parochial students may get tax break
New York AP report on Catholic educators pushing a federal tuition tax credit of up to 500 dollars a year for parents with children in parochial schools. President Reagan endorses the idea. James Coleman cites a Chicago study showing private schools perform better. lawmakers Moynihan and Packwood plan hearings in June. Cardinal Cooke welcomes the effort amid opposition citing public school impact.
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Chicago
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University of Chicago
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Robert Packwood
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Cardinal Terrence Cooke
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National Opinion Research Center
Young Catholics clash with pope over infallibility views
UPI reports a survey of 4000 Catholics aged 14 to 30 in the United States and Canada finds 75 percent do not believe the pope is infallible and 90 percent reject the anti-north protection stance. Only 17 percent say premarital sex is wrong while 11 percent oppose remarriage for divorced Catholics. Mass attendance is low with 37 percent weekly, 25 percent yearly. Majority oppose abortion on demand though 90 percent object to birth control being wrong. 64 percent believe in life after death. The study notes mixed religious status and lingering loyalty to Catholicism despite disagreement with church teachings.
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UPI
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National Catholic Education Association
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Knights of Columbus
University of Chicago
Center For the Study of
National Opinion Research Center
Chicago
Epilepsy fund gains an unlikely reprieve
The Epilepsy Institute reported theft losses near 25000 dollars during a Central Park egg hunt but said several items were recovered or reduced in cost. Executive director Ira Brody said the institute faced bankruptcy a day earlier yet later disclosed recovered sound equipment and walkie talkies valued at 9000 dollars left at a doorstep. Atlantic Trophy Co. also canceled about 5000 dollars in awards charging cost and offering five year payment terms. The event, sponsored since 1979, ended with injuries and disorder but no longer threatens the charity.
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Budget Deadlock Costs New York $20.6 Million, Regan Says
Albany reports Comptroller Ed Regan says the 22 day budget stalemate has cost New York taxpayers $20.6 million in lost interest and extra borrowing costs. He warns the figure could double if the impasse lasts another week. Carey and Anderson remain at odds over Medicaid costs, spending totals, and state takeover of local Medicaid shares.
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NYC credit rate may be victim of state budget impasse
The Municipal Assistance Corp expressed extreme concern over New York’s budget deadlock. The memo warned delays could hurt the city’s improving credit rating, noting markets dislike surprises and urging a timely budget to avoid staged Medicaid cost takeovers. Signed by MAC leaders Rohatyn, Kresky, and Keilin.
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New York Times Service
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New York City
Albany
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Edward M. Kresky
Eugene J. Keilin
Koch Returns 13300 In Illegal Contributions
Mayor Edward Koch has returned 13300 in illegal campaign donations from several police unions after the state Board of Elections ruled such gifts prohibited. The funds included 10500 from the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association and 1300 from the Housing Authority PBA plus 1500 from the Detective Endowment Association. Philip Caruso resigned as cochair of Koch's finance committee.
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Koch
Jim Smith
Theodore Kheel
Jury Back At Work In Margiotta Extortion Trial
WESTBURY UPD A jury enters a second day of deliberations in the extortion and mail fraud case against Nassau County GOP leader Joseph Margiotta. The seven men and five women spent 632 hours yesterday under Judge Charles Sifton’s two hours of instructions before adjourning at 8 15 p m. Margiotta, 53, faces six counts accusing him of extorting 678000 in commissions from Richard Williams, Nassau and Hempstead Town Insurance agent. The prosecution says Williams was forced to kick back the commissions or lose county contracts, while Margiotta says Williams shared the commissions and he distributed them as legal political patronage.
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Charles Sifton
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Richard Williams
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Two Draws Hit Same Number 117 in Row
New York lottery officials report that the number 117 was drawn in two consecutive drawings, Saturday and Monday, marking the first time this has happened since the game began. Administrator Russ Gladieux noted the 1 in 1000 odds and said such repeats are unusual but not surprising given the number of drawings.
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Public subscription rates and mailing details page
Publication rates listed for New York State and outside New York. Details include daily and Sunday editions, paper prices, postage charges, and total costs for various mail zones and configurations.
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Feinberg Defends Actions in Abscam Case
Feinberg, a 72 year old Cherry Hill lawyer and codefendant in New Jersey Senator Harrison Williams Abscam trial, testifies that his dealings with undercover FBI agents were normal and legal despite agents discussing possible illegal payoffs. He describes encounters with unsavory characters proposing corrupt schemes for an Arab sheik, insisting his business would end in legitimate results. The prosecutor presses for point by point explanations, but Feinberg struggles to offer clear exonerating responses.
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Alexander Feinberg
New Jersey
Harrison A. Williams
Abscam
FBI
Feinberg
Cherry Hill
N.J
Thomas Pure
Williams
Notice of Changes in Telephone Rate Schedule
Public Service Commission notices revisions to Tariff PL.C. No. 800 by New York Telephone Company. Seven proposed effective date May 2, 19BL. Revisions cover introduction of signaling arrangements for PRA type business communications and related rate changes for operation over specific channel resistance ranges.
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