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Syracuse Herald Journal in Syracuse, New York

22 Aug 1982

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Syracuse Herald Journal

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Syracuse, New York, United States of America

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Aug 22, 1982

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6

Tully urges probe of Regan over Lombard-Wall ties

Democratic comptroller candidate James H. Tully Jr. asked New York Attorney General Robert Abrams to investigate Comptroller Edward Regan over the Dormitory Authoritys 55 million dollar unsecured investment in Lombard-Wall Inc. Tully cites Regans board role and oversight, while Regans camp says investments are guided by the authoritys director and staff. AAG spokesman says no request received.

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NEW York James H. Tully Jr Edward Regan Tully Robert Abrams New York State Dormitory Authority Lombard-Wall Inc Lombard-Wall Money Markets Inc Regan Bonnie Graham Lombard-Wall Timothy Gilles
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Man questioned in strangulations in New York

Police questioned 53 year old Sherman Miller in connection with five strangulations in lower Manhattan and Brooklyn while denying he is a definite suspect. Miller had been charged with kidnapping assault and attempted bus hijacking after allegedly assaulting a Queens man and trying to flee via a hijack. Police say cases show dissimilarities but may be linked.

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New York Queens John Clifford Lower Manhattan Brooklyn Clifford Sherman Miller Miller Massachusetts
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Albany expands hold period for suspects to six days

A new law that took effect yesterday allows authorities to detain a suspect for up to six days after arrest before indictment or a preliminary hearing. Gov. Hugh Carey approved the measure last month, extending the prior 72 hour rule and adding extra time if weekends or holidays intervene.

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Albany UPI Hugh Carey
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