State suspends lottery distributor over missing funds
The New York Lottery ordered HEC Distributors Inc of Long Island to suspend operations after an audit raised concerns. Lottery Director John Quinn said about 30 000 of roughly 60 000 questioned tickets remain unaccounted for and 100 000 owed by acting president Joseph Cassese could not be explained. Audits showed no irregularities previously, and the matter has been turned over to Nassau County district attorney. the state insists it will not lose money and that distributors must be cautious.
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Albany
John Quinn
Quinn
HEC Distributors Inc
Long Island
HEC
Nassau County Police
Joseph Cassese
Cassese
Nassau County
State Lottery
Lottery
New York City notes sell to reopen market on own credit
NYC completed a $200 million short term note sale entering the public money market on its own credit for the first time since 1974. Major backers include $100 million tax and $100 million revenue anticipation notes with interest around 8.5 to 8.75 percent. Mayor Koch and Comptroller Goldin hailed the move as proof of financial recovery and growing revenues.
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Robert Mindlin
Newhouse
New York
New York City
Edward J. Koch
Harrison J. Goldin
Koch
Goldin
Harris Secret Location Deliberations Continue in Tarnower Case
AP reports Harris remains in hiding as jurors enter a fourth day of deliberations in the Tarnower murder trial. The 57 year old former Madeira School administrator is accused of killing her 69 year old lover in Purchase New York in what prosecutors say was jealousy. Defense argues the shooting may have been accidental during a struggle over a gun. Jurors weigh murder versus lesser charges and consider the $220000 Tarnower bequest at stake.
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Jean Harris
Bonnie Steingart
Courthouse
White Plains
Scarsdale
Herman Tarnower
Carl Vergari
Westchester
Harris
Madeira School For Girls
McLean
Purchase
Westchester County
Tarhower
Jerry Pellis
Joe Traver
Cynthia Dwyer
Iran
Dan
Susannah
Tehran Times
Carey revises Medicaid plan to aid towns and counties
Governor Carey lowers tax cut demands tied to state takeover of counties Medicaid costs and allows limited local tax relief to towns and cities. The plan would curb state and local spending growth, exclude Medicaid costs from caps, and introduce personal income tax cuts totaling 500 million dollars annually when fully in effect.
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Mary Fiess
Albany
Hugh Carey
Carey
New York City
Upstate
New York
New York State
Court rules theaters exempt from sales tax on boxing telecasts
New Yorks Court of Appeals decides that state sales tax does not apply to admission tickets for telecast boxing events shown in movie theaters. The ruling, 4-3, upholds an exemption that covers motion picture theaters and shifts focus from event to venue in a dispute over $129000 in alleged unpaid tax.
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Albany
State Tax Commission
United Artists Theater Circuit Inc
Court of Appeals
Tax) Commission
Tax Commission
Karen McCarthy Townsend
Plane crash kills Muskegon couple near Genesee Airport
Lincoln David Lamphere aged 46 and his wife Shirley Ann 43 of Muskegon die when their twin engine plane drops into a marshy field south of the Genesee County Airport. Fog and a ceiling around 300 feet likely contributed. federal investigators to probe the crash near the main hangar.
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Batavia
Michigan
Genesee County
Coln David Lamphere
Shirley Ann
Muskegon
Behan Nominated to Head Veterans Administration
VA nominee Behan, a 36 year old Vietnam amputee and former Marine, said to be announced in Washington today. If confirmed, he would succeed Max Cleland and focus on trimming bureaucracy while boosting services for Vietnam veterans including Agent Orange exposure. Behan, East Hampton High School graduate, was wounded in 1966 after joining the Marines in 1963.
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Ronald Reagan
Behan
Rehan
The
Marines
East Hampton High School
Measles Emergency Declared in Westchester County
A health emergency is set in Westchester County due to a measles outbreak. In seven weeks of the year there are 60 cases, 50 in the last two weeks, far surpassing the 21 cases in all of 1980. No susceptible student may attend school until immunization proof is provided or the emergency ends.
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White Plains
Westchester County
Anita Curran
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