Refugees Housed At Former Olympic Dormitory In Ray Brook
Forty Haitian refugees were moved from an over crowded Miami facility to the Federal Correctional Institution at Ray Brook in the Adirondacks. Officials said the length of stay is undetermined while asylum processing occurs. The dormitory prison will segregate the Haitians from other inmates and provide basic assurances as they undergo possible relocation over the next weeks.
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Ray Brook
Haiti
Adirondack
Miami
James Kimberling
Federal Correctional Institution At
PaulLeFebvre
Lake Placid
Larry Caver
Border Patrol
Pittsburgh
Morgantown
W.va
Caver
LeFebvre
Kimberling
New York
Millbrook
Dutchess County
INS
Brooklyn
Saranac Lake
Fla
Federal Correctional Institution
Carey vetoes anti cult bill again in New York
Gov. Hugh Carey vetoed the anti cult measure for a second time. The bill would have let parents obtain a court order to kidnap a cult member for up to 45 days for deprogramming. Supporters said it would rescue victims. opponents called it unconstitutional and a threat to religious rights.
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Joseph Mianowany
Albany
UPI
Hugh Carey
Carey
Robert Abrams
Assembly
Howard Lasher
Private plane used for arraignment in Manhattan murder case
Army Pvt. Joseph Christopher, 25, was flown from Erie County Holding Center to New York City for a scheduled 2 p.m. arraignment in state Supreme Court Manhattan on murder and attempted murder charges linked to December stabbing attacks on two men in Manhattan. Buffalo authorities said Sheriff Kenneth Braun arranged the private charter.
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Buffalo
New York tightens nursing home rules with two laws
Governor Carey signed two bills expanding oversight of nursing homes. One law lets the health commissioner revoke a facility’s operating certificate if the administrator is convicted of a major felony or a felony tied to facility operations. The other authorizes civil penalties up to 1000 dollars against administrators for violations. prior penalties were limited to censure or license actions.
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Albany
UPI
Hugh Carey
Carey
Health Department
New York State
Board of Examiners of Nursing Home Administrators
Williams Faces Difficult Fair Trial in Atlanta Says Lawyer
Wayne B Williams, indicted in two of Atlanta's 28 murders of young black victims, may face an unfair trial due to intense public attention. Harold Horne, representing Williams' parents, says extraordinary measures are needed to select an impartial jury in Atlanta and suggests trying the case outside the city. Prosecutors dispute rights concerns as a state official seeks fundraising records from victims' mothers under Georgia charitable solicitation laws.
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Atlanta
UPI
Wayne B. Williams
Williams
Jimmy Ray Payne
Nathaniel Cater
Payne
Cater
Chattahoochee River
Harold Horne
Willams
Homer
Faye Williams
Horne
Norne
Georgia
Tables refute Reagan tax plan claims
Congressional tax tables show most families earning under fifty thousand dollars would gain more from the Democratic House plan over three years than from the Reagan administration’s. The data indicate the Democratic cuts favor lower and middle incomes, with targeted relief and larger credits for working families, while Republicans push broader rate cuts.
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David Rogers
Boston Globe
Washington
Congress
House
Treasury
Ways and Means Committee
Joint Taxation Committee
White House
Ways and Means
Senate
Thomas P. O'Neill Jr
D-Mass
Reagan
Father seeks psychic help in missing girl case
In New York Port Richmond Staten Island a 7 year old girl Holly Ann Hughes remains missing since Wednesday. Her father Peter Hughes turned to psychic Dorothy Allison of New Jersey to aid the search joined by neighbors sanitation workers auxiliary police bloodhounds and prostitutes. Despite 41 officers detectives and expanded area no solid clues have been found and officials fear for the girl's safety as the case drags on.
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New York
UPI
Holly Ann Hughes
Dorothy Allison
New Jersey
Port Richmond
Staten Island
Allison
Holly
Peter Hughes
Hughes
California produce blocked as Florida enforces medfly quarantine
Nine truckloads of California produce were turned back at Live Oak as Florida and four other Southern states enforce a medfly quarantine. California crews began daylight pesticide spraying in Milpitas and northern San Jose while growers plan to sue to challenge the five state blockade in federal court.
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Los Gatos
Calif
California
Florida
Florida Department of Agriculture
Pete Packett
Live Oak
Milpitas
San Jose
Richard Steffen
U.S. District Court
Dallas
Texas
South Carolina
Mississippi
Alabama
U.S. Supreme Court
San Francisco Bay-area
Brooklyn Man Dead In Closed Pool Dive
A 39-year-old Brooklyn man James Hopkins died after diving into a drained 20 by 40 foot above ground pool at Baisley Park Jamaica Queens. He scaled the fence following the pool closing and was pronounced dead at the scene.
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New York
Brooklyn
James Hopkins
Baisley Park
Jamaica
Queens
Hopkins
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Midwest
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Richard Rodriguez
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Montreal
Rodriguez
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NEW York Telephone Company
Herald-Journal
The
Herald Co
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Payahlain
N.Y
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