Bigamist Convicted and More News Briefs
Feb 9 1983 dateline reports a bigamist case conviction. A Guatemala release story covers detained pair. A Holocaust report appears. A feature notes No 2 man in Albany. Udall not a candidate. Page references A3 A8 A13 A4 A16.
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Senate panel faults Cuomo budget as NYC aid giveaway
Albany AP report notes a Republican Senate finance committee analysis calling Gov. Maria Cuomo's $31.52 billion proposed state budget a giveaway of local aid to New York City. The preliminary critique aligns with prior comments by Senate Majority Leader Warren Anderson.
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Independent truckers strike winds down amid scattered violence
On day ten of a nationwide truckers strike, supplies for fruit and vegetables remain ample but prices rise. A firebomb attack near Youngstown, Ohio, burned a driver’s car but left her unharmed. police investigate. In Missouri about 200 truckers voted to stay off the road while a Boston convoy drew far fewer participants.
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Bush urges NATO unity on European tour
Vice President George Bush arrived in Britain urging NATO allies to stand shoulder to shoulder. He said the Western alliance is strong and united to deter and reduce nuclear tensions and weapons in Europe. Demonstrators planned a protest outside his speaking hall, while Church leaders prepared talks on possible peace movement ties.
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SS hearings end amid complaints on fast rescue plan
Washington AP says House tax writers wrap up hearings on a $168 billion Social Security rescue plan a day early amid critics calling the process a mockery. The Ways and Means subcommittee on Social Security finishes today after a marathon session with nearly 50 witnesses, and staffers plan to start drafting legislation next week.
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Bank robber picks wrong day in Police Appreciation loot
Kenneth Ford, 24, robbed a Hamilton Bank branch during Police Appreciation Day. An alarm sent officers fleeing a Kiwanis Club luncheon, and Ford was arrested within an hour after a chase. About $1,900 was recovered. no gun was used. Kenneth Brown, a bank customer and attorney, helped locate the suspect.
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Aerial Photos Target NYC Pool Fee Scofflaws
New York officials will use aerial reconnaissance photos to locate private pool owners who owe the 45 dollar annual fee. DEP contracted to overlay images with maps to identify street addresses and issue arrears notices. Officials estimate about 10,000 of 33,000 paying homeowners are in arrears.
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Massacre report sparks Israeli political turmoil
Dozens protested in Tel Aviv after the commission’s findings were released, demanding the government resign though many Israelis saw the report as a testament to democracy. Sharon defended the army officers and warned against political gain at national security’s expense. Begin weighed early elections but faces coalition pressure risking his 64 56 majority. Labor eyes possible coalition moves without new elections.
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Arab Papers Call for Trials Over Beirut Massacre
Arab newspapers condemn Israel and call for trials of leaders including Ariel Sharon. The Beirut inquiry blames Phalangist gunmen for the Sabra and Chatila massacre, while Lebanese officials show limited progress and witnesses fear reprisals. Kuwait Times likens Israeli figures to Eichmann Hess and Barbie.
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Weather: Cold Night Ahead With Easterly Winds
Heavy rainstorms hit the West Coast while snow falls across the Midwest and Northeast. Gale warnings affect California and Oregon coasts as rain and snow spread from the Pacific Northwest to the central region. Snow flurries touch the Great Lakes as showers and thunderstorms greet later hours across the Gulf Coast and East Texas.
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