Carey signs dairy industry disclosure legislation
Governor Carey signed laws affecting New York dairy farming to improve financial transparency and payment timing. About 9,000 farmers in 86 cooperatives will receive annual audit copies. payments to producers rise to 50 percent by the 10th and the rest by the 25th each month. The Milk Producers' Security Fund is increased to 3 million dollars. Provisions take effect March 1.
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Joel Stashenko
Albany
New York State
Hugh Carey
Coop
State Department of Agriculture and Markets
New York
New
York
Carey
Tugboat crew focus of collision probe
SOUTHOLD A P The UK Coast Guard probes a collision in Long Island Sound after a tugboat pulled a barge into a 36 foot cruiser. One man died four missing and one survivor Richard Lublin from West Hartford Conn swam nearly ten miles in darkness. The survivor says the tug captain refused aid and the barge struck the Cruiser and sank. The dead man Thomas Markoski of Hartford was later found. Search continues for four others as authorities review actions of crew and vessel.
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Coast Guard
Long Island Sound
Richard Lublin
West Hartford
Conn
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Lublin
Connecticut
Sound
Orient
L.L
Joan
Karen
Markoski
Rose
Tina
Eastern Long Island Hospital
Southold Town
Old Saybrook
Brothers die in Bronx subway accident
In New York two brothers died in a Bronx subway incident near 138th Street and Grand Concourse. Alejandro Flores, 21, appeared to unhook a car chain and fall under a moving train as it arrived at the station. Santos Flores, 20, reportedly leaped between cars to rescue him and was electrocuted by the third rail.
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New York
Alejandro Flores
Bronx
138Th Street
Grand Concourse
Transit Authority
Ed Silberfarb
Santos
City horse license bill riles owners in New York
New York City horse owners oppose a City Council bill requiring 25 annual license fee metal id tags on bridles left hoof branding for rental horses and heated stables. The plan sets time limits for carriage and rental horses, limits speeds to trot or canter, and would take effect next year. Supporters cite humane care while critics warn of costs and regulatory burden. Mayor Koch defers action to August 19 while reviewing amendments.
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New York
UPD
City Hall
Four indicted in tenant terror case in Brooklyn building
A Brooklyn grand jury indicted landlord Salvatore Latora and his three sons on burglary assault criminal mischief coercion robbery reckless endangerment sexual abuse resisting arrest and commercial bribery. Two sons face an additional attempted murder charge. The DA's office probes deaths of three tenants since January as the case references Nazi concentration camp horrors and a dramatic raid to protect a tenant witness.
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New York
Brooklyn
86Th Street
Bay Ridge
Susan Laufer
Uso
Brooklyn District Attorney’s Office
Eugene Gold
Latoras
Surrogate motherhood shown in Glamour survey
Glamour magazine’s September issue reports survey responses from 1,192 readers aged 18 to 35 on surrogate motherhood. One-fifth would be willing to be surrogate mothers, 33 percent would consider surrogacy if unable to conceive, and 52 percent support surrogacy for childless couples while 48 percent oppose.
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New York
Glamour Magazine
Glamour
Murder Mystery Lingers in Saratoga Springs Beset by Silence
In Saratoga Springs the murder of 22 year old Sheila Shepard seven months ago remains a chilling, unresolved case. Police say no new leads emerged while her father and investigators keep contact. A $5000 reward appeals for information to convict the killer. Local bars share lingering unease as residents recall her final hours near Caroline Street.
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Saratoga Springs
Saratoga
Sheila Shepard
Peter Pemberton
Thomas Mitchell
James van Ness
van Ness
Mitchell
Shepherd
Caroline Street
Shepard
Gaffiney’s
Casa 13
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Golden Grill
Church Street
Pat Creede
Lori Fitzgibbon
Fitzgibbon
Creede
Davis Mead
Gaffney’s
Security fight at island's animal disease research center
At Plum Island Animal Disease Center off Long Island, access is tightly controlled and precautions are strict. The facility, run by the Agriculture Department, studies foot and mouth disease and other exotic pathogens with a multi-layer security regime, isolated by sea and protected by rigorous safety measures.
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Animal Disease Research
Richard Higgins
Boston Globe
Plum Island
U.S
Long Island
New London
Millstone
Connecticut
Viral Struc
Animal Disease Center
Agriculture Department
Congress
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