Carey signs bills and forays across New York
Gov. Hugh Carey signs a $34.9 million Utica technical college bill and travels to Westchester to push fire safety and nuclear plant emergency measures. He also unveils a tough midnight dumping crackdown with penalties up to seven years and fines to fund cleanup efforts.
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Sports Fest opens with star power and torch parade in Syracuse
Syracuse plans a sold out opening with Joe Morris leading a torch relay to the Dome as ABCs Chris Schenkel hosts. Festivities include a 3,500 athlete parade, speeches by William Simon and John Mannion, and performances by the Syracuse Scottish Band and other groups.
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Policeman shot in alleged scheme in Brooklyn
An auxiliary policeman, Kenneth Pawukiewicz, 18, was shot in the chest with a .22 rifle while on duty in Brooklyn as authorities said four people conspired to pressure the city to supply bullet-proof vests to auxiliary police. Pawukiewicz wore a vest and was unharmed despite the injury.
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Brooklyn
Kenneth Pawukiewicz
Kenneth Lyons
Pawukiewicz
Leroy Barr
Jeffrey Kunicki
Greenpoint Hospital
Barr
Lyons
Thaddeus Gorzelenik
Gorzelonik
Christopher hearings closed to press and public
A New York state Supreme Court justice ruled the pretrial hearings for Army Pvt. Joseph Christopher must be closed to the public and news media. Justice William J. Flynn said there are no reasonably available alternatives to ensure a fair trial, given the .22 caliber slayings of black males.
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Supreme Court
Army Pvt
Joseph Christopher
William J. Flynn
Iranians seize Statue of Liberty protest on Liberty Island
A group of anti Kho meini Iranians occupied the Statue of Liberty and were dispersed by police. Officer Gil larkey reported four arrests, 35 demonstrators on the island, while a National Parks Service spokeswoman cited 12 present with some chaining or handcuffing themselves. The island was cleared as a precaution.
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Gillarkey
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Holly Burdock
National Parks Service
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