Oil and gas site cleanup fund created in New York
Gov. Carey signed legislation establishing the Oil and Gas Fund to finance reclamation and emergency cleanup at past and present drilling sites. Estimated annual funding from higher well fees and a raised annual drilling permit fee could total about $100 plus up to $500,000 from reclamation fees. The law also alters districts, provides busing rules for private schools near public districts, and expands vanity plate availability among other measures.
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Joel Stashenko
Albany
New York State
Hugh Carey
Carey
Stan Kiersznowski
Oil and Gas Section
Department of Environmental Conservation
Kiersznowski
Lake Erie
New York
Hudson Valley
State Department of Environmental Conservation
State Transportation Department
TUG Hill
State Commission
Commission
Jefferson
Lewis
Oswego
Oneida
Cohoes Outlets Blend History With Modern Shopping
In Cohoes New York a 130 year old Harmony Mills site anchors a growing outlet district as 18 000 residents live amid revivals of factories and new retail spaces Buses from Boston New York and Buffalo bring shoppers to bargains up to 60 percent below retail Prices range from a men s designer suit at 133 to a camel hair coat at 249 The city rebuilt downtown with a $22 million program while preserving a strong union history and a diverse community The Cohoes Manufacturing outlet remains a major draw while Dansk and other brands expand through redevelopment and new wings
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Cohoes
Charles Dickens
Toyou
Harmony Mills
Mohawk Street
Boston
New York
Buf
Falo
Washington
Spain
Ronald Canestrari
Cohoes Manufacturing Co
Cohoes Manufacturing
Sanford Zimmerman
Colones Manufacturing
Dansk Factory
Zimmerman
Survivor recalls boating nightmare
New York AP Coast Guard says blue paint chips found on a barge may prove the Karen B was struck by a barge in Long Island Sound. Only survivor Richard Lublin swam 10 miles to shore after his 36 foot cabin cruiser sank. deaths and disappearances included his wife and daughter and Thomas Markoski’s wife and daughter. Coast Guard to hold a hearing Aug. 18. McAllister Brothers dispute barge collision details.
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New York
Coast Guard
Long Island Sound
Richard Lublin
Lublin
FBI
John O'Brien
Thomas Markoski
West Hartford
Comnn
Lo Mystic
David McAllister
McAllister Brothers Inc
Manhattan
Tom
William Losquadro
McAllister Brothers
Teen Wins 2 Million Suit Against Father in NY Case
A 16 year old from Rutherford New Jersey won a $2 million verdict in Manhattan Supreme Court against his father Barnard Kijewski his father's employer Atalanta and driver Michael Jurgrau for injuries from an upstate New York car crash in which the teen was thrown through a rear window. The father company and driver were ordered to cover half the amount and the rest was paid by the other driver. The jury also awarded the mother $525000 for the loss of her son's services and $15000 to the brother.
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New York
Stephen Kijewski
Rutherford
N.J
Manhattan
State Supreme Court
Stephen
Barnard Kijewski
Atalanta
Michigan
Michael Jurgrau
Hicksville
Upstate
Richard
State to pay for chopper eight years late
Albany AP. After eight years the state will compensate Prior Aviation Service up to 37500 for a helicopter lost during a rescue near Niagara Falls on Oct 7, 1973. The Bell Ranger helicopter aided in saving nine people when a boat broke free, but crashed after a passenger was handed to an officer.
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Albany
New York
Niagara Falls
Hugh Carey
Carey
Famous Falls
John Daly
Niagara River
Horseshoe Falls
Daly
Niagara Frontier State Park
Falls
Prior
Bell Ranger
Extortion plotter paroled in Bronfman case
Mel Patrick Lynch, 43, paroled after five years for part in a 1975 extortion scheme against Seagram Chairman Edgar Bronfman. Lynch and Dominic Byrne were involved in kidnapping allegations, but Lynch claimed a staged plot due to alleged homosexual relationship. Byrne was paroled after 38 months.
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Dannemora
UPI
Seagram
Edgar Bronfman
Mel Patrick Lynch
Clinton
Department of Correctional Services
Lynch
Dominic Byrne
Bronfman
Samuel
Byrne
Samuel Bronfman
State Parole Board
Baseball hits 3631 as Rose breaks NL record
Albany report notes baseball's resumed season influencing New York lottery numbers. Pete Rose achieves his 3631st major league hit, surpassing Stan Musial. By early afternoon, Lottery officials halted bets on the number 3631 due to a $3.5 million payoff cap to limit potential losses.
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Albany
New York
Pete Rose
Philadelphia Phillies
Stan Musial
Hotel code violations cited at Stouffer's Inn arson fire
Westchester DA Carl Vergari said a three month study found fire door and wall ratings not up to code at the six year old Harrison hotel. Meeting room doors were un rated and walls lacked one hour fire resistance while some wiring failed code. Sprinklers were not required by state code. Civil suits seek 61 million over fire fatalities.
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White Plains
Stouffer's Inn
Westchester County
Carl Vergari
Vergari
Harrison
New York to offer home style care for mentally ill youths
Gov. Carey announced a multi million dollar program to create residential psychiatric treatment facilities for children and youths aged 5 to 21. The plan aims to provide longer term care, reduce out of state placements, and free beds in existing hospitals for acute cases. About 250 youths will be served statewide next year with facilities housing 25 to 30 children each.
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State Board of Regents
Carey
Albany
New York State
Hugh Carey
State Office’ of Mental Health
Robert Spoor
Spoor
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Niagara Gorge
Jack Prior
Prior Aviation Service, Inc
Buffalo
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Syvracuse
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Syracuse
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Lyemas
Imos
Yrmos
Dmos
Imo
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