Koch urges calm as Queens annex students boycott main building
More than 300 students at a closed Queens annex refused to attend the main Intermediate School 231 in Springfield Gardens while about 200 protesting parents remain at the annex. Officials report 66 of 330 annex pupils showed up at the main building, as legal challenges continue and Mayor Koch calls for restraint amid the busing dispute.
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Rosedale
Springfield Gardens
Frank Macchiarola
Annex
Southeast
Queens School Board
Brooklyn
Edward Koch
Queens
New York City
Regan warns welfare hike could hurt New York economy
New York Comptroller Edward Regan warned that increasing welfare benefits could raise the state’s welfare bill beyond 2 billion dollars and push businesses away. He noted New York’s welfare dependence is higher than Sunbelt states and urged careful assessment of potential economic damage. He stopped short of advocating for or against an increase, saying the decision rests with the governor and legislature.
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Albany
Edward Regan
New York State
Regan
New York
Sunbelt
Hugh Carey
Senate
Warren Anderson
Assembly
Stanley Fink
Anderson
Herald Journal publication and mailing details
The Herald Journal in Syracuse New York public notices lists second class postage paid at Syracuse and provides mailing address Box 4945 with publication number 531580 for reference and circulation details.
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Assembly bill to boost high tech in New York
The New York Assembly approved a package to promote high technology and commercial development. It would expand the Science and Technology Foundation, require tech-friendly state bid specs, and push contract courses with community colleges and a patent policy at the State University to spur university funded research.
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Albany
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Brooklyn
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Nassau
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Senate
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New York City
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New York State
Joseph Pisani
Westchester
Harris calls encounter bizarre in Tarnower murder trial
Jean Harris described a bizarre pool side meeting with rival Lynne Tryforos as she testified in the Tarnower murder trial in White Plains. Harris, the former Madeira School headmistress, told of the July 10 1976 encounter at Tarnower's Purchase home while denying jealousy and maintaining she acted in a moment of despair.
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White Plains
UPI
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Lynne Tryfaros
Scarsdale
Herman Tarnower
McLean
Tryford
Tarnower
Harris
Purchase
Tryforos
State explains radioactive jewelry origin in new theory
Albany reports Health Commissioner Axelrod released a second theory on radioactivity in gold jewelry. Contamination may stem from radium dials in watches. three radioactive watches shipped for study. Officials urge testing at county health departments and caution against dumping jewelry.
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State Department of Health
David Axelrod
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Anthony M. Masiello
D-Buffalo
Robin L. Schimminger
Dkenmore
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Buffalo
Matuszek
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