Miller blasts Carey over tax refund delays in Albany
Assemblyman Hy Miller, decrying planned $150 million refunds as insufficient, urges action to stop delaying thousands of New Yorkers’ tax refunds. He calls withholding an interest-free loan, notes $400 million to $450 million annual refunds, and favors short-term borrowing or pulling the governor’s tail to compel timely payments.
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Kenn Peters
Qur Albany Bureau Y
Albany
Hy Miller
Assembly
Hugh L. Carey
Miller
O Miller
R-Fayetteville
New York
Maller
Fayetteville
Koch Keeps Door Open On Governor Run
New York mayor Edward Koch, back from Spain, said he has not closed the door on running for governor this year. He told reporters at Kennedy Airport he likes his job but replied maybe when asked if he would run. City Council President Carol Bellamy, potential successor, called Koch a powerful Democrat and noted the rivalry for the governorship.
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New York
Spain
Edward Koch
Kennedy Airport
Koch
Carol Bellamy
Pesticide curbs continued on Long Island farms
Albany AP reports restrictions on Long Island potato farmers using Vyolate will stay in place after a test well showed a trace of the pesticide. The limits remain the same as in 1981, according to the state Department of Environmental Conservation.
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Albany
Long Island
State Department of Environmental Conservation
Return of ex-hostages marks anniversary at West Point
Seventeen of the 52 former captives returned to Stewart Airport and West Point to mark 444 days in captivity in Iran. They recalled the ordeal as they helped dedicate a bronze plaque in memory of the homecoming. Festive ribbons from last year’s welcome lined the route, now faded but remembered, as students and ex-hostages gathered in freezing conditions.
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West Point
U.S
Iran
Joseph Subic Jr
Subic
George Washington University
Stewart Airport
Military Academy
Barry Rosen
New York City
Stewart
L. Bruce Laingen
Tran
Laingen
Thayer
Robert Ode
Newburgh
Ode
Senator Williams Hospitalized Before Anticipated Sentence
Uniondale AP Senator Harrison A Williams Jr of New Jersey was admitted to Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center after an apparent fall on ice. He faced a possible 15 year prison term for an Ab scam bribery conviction, with sentencing set for 1 30 p m and court rescheduling not yet known.
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Uniondale
Harrison A. Williams Jr
D-N.j
Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center
Abscam
Williams
U.S
George C. Pratt
Alexander Feinberg
New York Assembly Proposes $15 Million Toxic Cleanup Fund
State Assembly Democrats push a $15 million cleanup fund paid by licensed hazardous waste handlers. The plan, led by Speaker Stanley Fink and colleagues, mirrors a 1980 federal Superfund concept, targeting at least 680 inactive sites but only two on federal lists for potential funding. Fees would be $7.50 per ton or 3 cents per gallon, with lower rates for storage beyond 90 days.
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Albany
State Assembly Democrats
Assembly
Stanley Fink
Brooklyn
Congress
Fink
Joseph Pillittere
Niagara Falls
State Department of Environmental Conservation
Love Canal
PAS Inc
Oswego
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