Fraud and misappropriation of funds study discussed
Widespread concerns over fraud involve authorized representative payees cashing checks for at least one in ten Social Security recipients. Debates surface as observers urge life into the presidential race.
State to raid illegal bars and liquor stores in planned crackdown
SLA Chairman Anthony Gazzara announced October raids with local police and inspectors targeting unlicensed bars and liquor stores in NYC and Buffalo areas. Governor Cuomo praised the effort and reiterated support for raising the drinking age to 21, noting mixed stance on neighboring states acting together.
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Bosses Tour Fort Drum Training Flights With Guard Crews
About 40 Central New York executives joined a Tuesday excursion to Fort Drum to observe two weeks of National Guard and Reserve training. Bill Devendorf of Eagle Comtronics watched five helicopters at Hancock Field as Ban Blazejewski described the 45 minute flight and the preflight briefing.
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Devendorf
Ban Blazejewski
Water main break stalls NYC traffic
A 48 inch water main broke near Fifth Avenue and 23rd Street flooding streets and halting traffic and early rush hour subway service. No power loss reported as crews redirect trains on the Lexing ton IRT and Broadway lines. N and RR halted between 57th Street and City Hall while 28rd Street is closed.
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Peter Ruane
Police Department
Sybil Morgan
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125Th Street
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57Th Street
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City Hall
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Queensborough Plaza
Queens
DeKalb Avenue
Brooklyn
Jennifer Wah
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Peter Barrett
New York City Department of Environmental Protection
Iran settles $419.5 million with Export-Import Bank
Iran pays $419.5 million to settle hostages claims from 1979, the largest payout by the Ex-Im Bank in its 49-year history. The settlement covers direct credits and guaranteed loans for American goods, including Boeing aircraft, GM locomotives, and GE components.
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Treasury
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William H. Draper
Tehran
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