Welfare fraud roundup targets 18 suspects including Syracuse dentist
Eighteen people including Dr. Bernard Jacobs of Syracuse face welfare fraud charges totaling 945000. Jacobs surrendered after a six month probe and is accused of Medicaid billing for 1960 worth dental tent work. Police also arrested numerous others across Syracuse area and six sealed indictments were previously seated.
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Bernard Jacobs
University Ave
State Supreme Court
William R. Roy
Frank Gualtieri
Jacobs
Asst. Dist. Atty
John LaParo
Maple Drive
Fayetteville
County Department of Social Services
Hide Armold
Mill St
Anne Messina
Burrows St
Irepe
Charles Fisk
Hitchings Road
Nedrow
Cestreohith Campbell
Ruth Campbell
Renmore
Mary Whetstone
Midland Ave
Betty Gissendanner
East Water St
Maria and Daniel Vega
West Ostrander Ave
Altamese English
South Salina St
Sheila Braithwaithe
Kirk Ave
Rosa Daily
S. Geddes St
Delores Cancil
South Ave
Vegas
LaPare
Patrick J. Cunningham
James Hughes
Dr. Jacobs
State Health Department
Weather forecast at Hancock Airport turns hot tomorrow
The weatherman predicts clear skies tonight and a hot sticky trend tomorrow. Temperatures will rise with 60s moisture, clouds increase bringing uncomfortable humidity, light winds offer little relief, and a small chance of rain near ten to twenty percent.
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Hancock Airport
Orang
Zern
New York City Power Quieted After Massive Outage
Albany reports Gov Hugh Carey ordered all New York City toward a shutdown and power facilities to halt activities following a massive outage. The governor directed related offices to remain closed while authorities assess the cause and ensure public safety.
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Albany
Hugh Carey
New York City
Almate
NYC blackout shuts city as lights fail across boroughs
Lightning-triggered outage leaves 10 million residents in darkness, Beame declares emergency and urges staying home. By morning 650,000 Edison customers regain power. widespread collapse hits subways, elevators, banks, and Wall Street. efforts continue to restore service citywide with injuries and arrests reported.
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New York
New York City
Abraham D. Beare
Don Edison
Staten Island
Queens
Lenox Hill
Manhattan
East Ride
Westchester County
Beame
Olice
Wall Street
Consolidated Edison
Five Boroughs
Jama~ Fea Ares
Chaos and looting blot New York after blackout night
Panicked crowds flood streets from Coney Island rides to Brownstones as traffi clights fail and power cuts spark LOOTING reports in upper West Side and Brooklyn. A Wonder Wheel ride stalls trapping riders, while police and bystanders help evacuate. Amid the blackout, Waldorf Astoria bar sees packed crowds as city reels from the long night of outages.
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Coney Island
Lincon Hotel
Upper West Side
Brooklyn
17Th
Manhattan
Levis Weal
Pohiteemp Np
Martin Dove
Nome
Dove
Waldorf-Astoria
AtGesa
The
National Ballet
Markets Closed After City Power Failure
Both the New York and American Stock Exchanges were closed today due to a city power failure. The NYSE closing prices from yesterday are listed on Page 41.
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New York
Tod
New York City
New York Stock Exchange
Helicopter shot down over North Korea details emerge
A US Army Chinook was shot down over North Korean territory. North Korea reports three crew killed and one captured, while UN Command says intrusion was accidental and calls for immediate return of the men and craft. President Carter was briefed as officials sought clarification and possible talks at Panmunjom.
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UnitedNations Command
Panmunjom
North Korea
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Demilitarized Zone
United Nations Command
Seoul
White House
Jody Powell
Carter
Helmut Schmidt
Schmidt
Cyrus R. Vance
Defenge
Harold Brown
Zbigniew Brzezinski
Powell
South Korea
Sie
Tokyo
Korean People's Army
U.N
United States
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