Lewis rejects foreign talks call on U S air controllers
Transportation Secretary Drew Lewis rejects an international bid to reopen negotiations over the three week old U S air traffic controllers strike while PATCO says a line of communication exists with the administration. The federation urged a negotiated settlement, but Lewis insists talks will be with on duty controllers only.
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Washington
Drew Lewis
U.S
International Federation of Air Traffic Controllers
Amsterdam
Federation
Lewis
Spain
New York
Robert E. Poli
Professional Air Traffic Controllers Association
PATCO
Pali
Federal Mediation Service
Poli
Harry Henschler
Canada
International Federation
Smaller prisons curb violence privacy study says
A federally funded study for the Justice Department concludes private cells and smaller facilities reduce inmate violence and related health and disciplinary problems. The Texas UT Arlington research, using Oklahoma and Texas data, finds prisons around 500 inmates with single rooms best prevent violence and illness, with larger prisons showing worse outcomes.
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Washington
Reagan
Justice Department
National Institute of Justice
University of Texas At Arlington
S S disability checks cut off for 1 900 felons
Washington AP The Social Security Administration says it cut off disability payments to 1,300 prisoners in the past year and aims to halt checks for 1,000 more felons. An exhaustive prison-record search, under a new law, may reveal about 300 more prisoners still receiving checks. Rhoda Greenberg notes 30 percent of prisons lack compatible inmate SSN lists, complicating the effort.
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Washington
Social Security Administration
Social Security
David Berkowitz
New York
Sam
Rhoda Greenberg
Office of Disability Programs
Baltimore
Medfly menace hits San Benito County crops hard
In California the Mediterranean fruit fly outbreak expands with a 150 square mile spray zone and expanded quarantines across Alameda Santa Clara San Mateo and portions of Santa Cruz and Stanislaus counties. San Benito near Hollister faces pepper harvests at risk as the judge weighs fumigation rules for Texas and California produce.
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San Francisco
Dallas
Alameda
Santa Clara
San Mateo
Santa Cruz
Stanislaus
Stanislaus County
Central Valley
California
San Benito
U.S
Patrick Higginbotham
Texas
Higginbotham
Reagan Brown
USDA
Hollister
Lottery numbers drawn in Albany Loto game
Albany AP reports the Saturday night Loto draw produced numbers 36 3 2 9 40 with supplementary i The Daily Numbers game winner was 533 picked by Soucy.
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Albany
Soucy
Last Chance for Lukasz Pniewski to Live Normal Life
A 15 month old Polish boy with hydrocephalus flies to New York for life saving treatment after a Warsaw operation failed. Rep. Guy Molinari arranged a temporary visa and accompanied Lukasz and his parents to the United States. Pediatric neurosurgeons at NYU Medical Center will perform the operation pro bono as the family hopes for a future without disability.
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New York
UPI
Warsaw
Staten Island
Lukasz Pniewski
New York University Medical Center
Mrsi’ Pniewski
Lukasz
Guy Molinari
Michael
Violetta Pniewski
Poland
Wojciech
Pniewski
United States
Shey
Lukasa
Careys Begin Greek Holiday in Athens
Evangeline Gauletas Carey and Governor Hugh Carey arrived in Athens for a two week holiday in her native land. The couple, nicknamed Vangelio by Greek press, will spend five days near Athens and then visit Ireland. Expenses are covered by the Greek National Tourist Organization. Carey plans meetings with Prime Minister George Tallis and other officials during the trip.
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Athens
Greece
Evangeline Gauletas-Carey
New York
Hugh Carey
Carey
Ireland
George Tallis
Couple jailed for torturing teen girls in Nassau County
Richard Lenehan 42 and Patricia Alba 28, both of South Hempstead, were jailed on $175,000 bail each after being arraigned in Mineola on charges they tortured Lenehan’s daughters Veronica 17 and Dawn 16 for about a year. Police described hits with hammers and coat hanger whips, broomstick beating, a lit cigarette pressed to a face, and a sister forced toward an open gas stove.
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UPI
Richard Lenehan
Patricia Alba
First District Court
Mineola
James Brucia
Nassau County
Lenehan
Veronica
Dawn
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