Hunger strike continues among Indian Point protesters
Forty four men detained for trespassing at Indian Point refuse food in a mass anti nuclear protest. Fifty eight women in jail weigh joining the hunger strike as 207 arrested face criminal trespass charges with up to 50 days in jail or a $250 fine. Spokespersons plan a jail vigil from 1 to 3 pm while urging unconditional release.
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Valhalla
Indian Point
Westchester County
Buchanan
Wespac
Westchester Peoples’ Action Coalition
Buchanan Village
Laure Cutignola
Centenarian Pacemaker Patient Returns Home Soon
Phila heart patient Shani Shanio aged 105 received a cardiac pacemaker at Hospital of the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine. Surgeons say two other centenarians also received pacemakers in six months, with one 100 and one 103, all women.
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Philadelphia
Shani Shanio
Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine
Henry D’alonzo
D’alonzo
D’alonzio
Nevada closes Aladdin Casino amid gaming crackdown
State agents sealed the Aladdin Hotel casino in Las Vegas under a Nevada Gaming Commission order revoking its license. The three hour shutdown prompted complaints from about 200 employees while a judge scheduled a hearing on a preliminary injunction. The action follows coordinated moves after past criminal ties and hidden ownership convictions involving top officials.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Gaming Control Board
Aladdin Hotel
Nevada Gaming Commission
Bob List
Detroit
Las Vegas Convention Center
U.S
Harry Claiborne
Commission
Control Board
Atlantic City Casinos Reach $1M Per Day In July
Atlantic City gambling loss totaled $1.14 million daily, about $360,000 hourly, as Resorts International reported $24.88 million in July with $802,477 per day and Caesars World’s Boardwalk Regency posted $10.56 million at $340,746 daily. Combined July take was $35.44 million.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Resorts International
Resorts International Inc
Caesars World Inc
Boardwalk Regency
Caesars
Judge Rejects Suit Against Stevens Firm
In New York, U S District Judge Charles S Haight dismissed an anti trust and civil rights suit against J P Stevens & Co brought by the Amalgamated Clothing and Textile Workers Union. The union alleged wage fixing, discrimination against black workers, blacklisting activists, and ignoring NLRB rulings. The judge urged legislative reform rather than court action to address alleged labor law violations.
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NEW York
J.P. Stevens & Co
Clothing Workers
Amalgamated Clothing and Textile Workers Union
Manhattan
Stevens
ACTWU
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Charles S. Haight
Congress
Brooklyn teen gets up to 25 years in Maxwell slaying
Earvin Edwards Jr., 17, the son of two Brooklyn ministers, is sentenced to eight years and four months to 25 years in prison for manslaughter in the Irene Maxwell case. He testified against co defendant Arnold Stokes, 15, who was convicted of second degree murder. Maxwell and Stacy Albert were attacked in New York after they refused a money demand. Stokes fatally stabbed Maxwell with a hunting knife. Maxwell, a Scottish native, had lived in Ibiza, Spain.
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New York
UPD
Brooklyn
Irene Maxwell
Earvin Edwards Jr
Irving Lang
Manhattan
Edwards
Miss Maxwell
Arnold Stokes
Stokes
Stacy Albert
Scotland
Ibiza
Spain
Herald Journal publication notice and postage details
Publication information for the Herald Journal includes the Herald Co based in Syracuse New York with Box 4915, publication number 531589 and second class postage paid in Syracuse. It lists mail subscription rates for New York State Postal Zones 1 2 and 3 payable in advance.
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Herald-Journal
The
Herald Co
Syracuse
N.Y
New York State
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