Doctor Tarnower Jealousy Testimony Reveals Call Motive
Westchester County Court heard former patient Juanita Edwards describe a March 10 telephone call in which Dr. Tarnower's loud angry voice allegedly urged "Jean" to stop bothering him. The testimony links the call to Miss Harris who stands accused of Tarnower's murder, with inheritance figures tied to Lynne Tryford and her daughters.
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Herman Farnower
Jean
Harris
Purchase
Juanita Edwards
Westchester County Court
Tarnower
Scarsdale Medical Group
Mrs. Tryfords
Bolen
Carey seeks 20 percent welfare aid boost in New York
Gov. Hugh L. Carey submitted a bill to raise welfare grants by 20 percent over two years. The plan would raise a four-person basic grant from 258 to 312 dollars monthly by 1982 and 1981-82 costs would reach about 70 million annually by 1982-83, with a 1.2 billion state Medicaid shift proposed but balked by local officials and mayors.
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Albany
Hugh L. Carey
Carey
John H. Mulroy
Lee Alexander
Manhattan student wins Instant Lottery grand prize
Kaiema Harvey a Manhattan College nursing student wins 1 million dollars in the Instant Lottery at the Empire State Plaza drawing near Albany. She will receive 1000 dollars weekly for life with a guaranteed minimum of 1 million. Harvey said she and her husband would like to adopt seven children immediately. Salim Hassam, John Stetz and others were among the prize winners and finalists in the drawing.
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UPI
Kaiema Harvey
Manhattan
Manhattan College Nursing
Empire State Plaza
State Capitol
Paul Williams
Police hunt for 90000 lottery tickets stolen on Long Island
Police search for clues in the disappearance of about 90000 Instant Lottery Pot of Gold tickets, stolen from a Long Island distributor. The $1 tickets were reported missing as the largest theft of state lottery tickets, with some already cashed for up to $10. Quinn urged retailers to avoid on the spot payouts over 25 dollars and said the division would notify sellers of the numbers.
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Ambach attacks Careys plan on school aid hike
Education Commissioner Gordon Ambach told a Senate Assembly budget hearing that Careys proposed 2 percent school aid raise would force higher local property taxes or cut services. He warned the plan lowers the state share of education funding from 39 to 37 percent, while the department seeks $407 million. He urged funding to license teachers, fund a one year internship, and bolster libraries.
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Hugh Carey
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Ambach
Education Department
Washington
Assembly Ways and Means
Arthur Kremer
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