Eviction Threats Rise Over CB Radio at SHA Apartments
CB enthusiasts at Syracuse Housing Authority high rises face eviction for antenna use and TV interference. SHA cites safety hazards and 18 notices issued with a Feb 21 deadline, while tenants resist, arguing for compromise and claiming discrimination. Don Ald Black, a disabled Army veteran, leads the challenge amid fines and possible removal of gear.
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FTC orders three million in consumer reclaims
The FTC ordered three million dollars in refunds against Summers and associated chains for overcharges. Cincinnati based Diners Department Stores Inc and affiliates including Bloomingdale's New York Filene's Boston I Magnin San Francisco Burdittes Miami failed to inform customers of credits owed. Under consent orders, customers with credit balances over one dollar from the past three years will receive refunds.
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Assassinations unit resumes bickering
The committee met as DT chief counsel and aides observed the session. Gonzalez stated the panel would first adopt rules, then review finances, with the dismissal of Richard Sprague planned as the final business.
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Two Promoters Ordered to Testify on Payola
Washington area payola hearing opens with two rock music promoters, William Washington of Dimensions Unlimited and Jack Hoyle of Cellar Door Productions, facing public testimony. Administrative Law Judge Joseph Stirmer rules they must testify despite concerns of social and economic pressures.
Compromise Likely on Easing Pot Law in New York
New York legislators, once adamant against marijuana decriminalization, near passage of a bill to eliminate jail terms for small possession. Gottfried seeks decriminalization up to two ounces with fines and no jail, plus limited transfer penalties. Barclay offers a more conservative approach up to one ounce and stricter sale rules. Cole says Barclay’s bill will be finalized soon and remain more restrictive than Gottfried’s.
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Albany
New York
Assembly
Senate
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New York City
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Barclay
Ned Cole
Gottfried
Barclay’s
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Cole
PLO barred from talks in Middle East diplomacy
In Jerusalem the United States and Israel reiterated refusal to include the Palestine Liberation Organization inpeace talks. Secretary of State Vance began a regional fact finding tour and met with Prime Minister Rabin and others as Rabin dismissed any shift in stance, insisting talk remains out of bounds until PLO recognizes Israel and accepts its borders.
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Rabin
PLO
United States
Vance
Household Chores Spark Hiring Shift in City
A playful remark from a housewife about modern appliances shows a trend of cutting domestic help as fully automatic kitchen and laundry devices take on more tasks. The snippet hints at changing domestic labor norms and cost-saving approaches.
Four families evacuated in Hollyrood blaze
Early morning fire at Building 23 on Plantation Boulevard, Hollyrood Village, Town of Clay, prompted evacuation of four families after smoke filled a brick apartment unit. About 10 residents led to safety. no injuries reported. Firefighters contained flames, cause under investigation. Moyers Corners volunteers also responded to a separate boiler-related smoke at Railway Bearing Co. plant.
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Clay
Clay Highway Department
Plantation Boulevard
Moyers ‘Corners
Liverpool
Moyers Corners
Edward Viel
Viel
Thomas Bottar
William Peyok
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Railway Bearing Co
Morgan Road
Cold snap to arrive with near subzero lows
The weather forecast from Hancock Airport warns of very cold conditions tonight with mostly cloudy skies and a chance of snow flurries and squalls. Temperatures will fall to five degrees in the city and as low as minus ten in suburbs. Tomorrow expects partly cloudy skies with highs of 20 to 25 degrees and a 20 percent chance of snow.
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Hancock Airport
Carey backs natural gas drilling in Lake Erie
ALBANY AP Gov Hugh Carey says drilling for natural gas in Lake Erie should proceed. He cites a state Environmental Conservation Department study claiming no threat to drinking water and notes ongoing gas shortages justify new sources. Carey points to Canadian experience of four years with no noticeable environmental impact.
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Hugh Carey
Lake Erie
New York
Carey
State Environmental Conservation Department
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