Carey frames $500M prison bond as safety vote in November
Gov. Hugh Carey says the $500 million bond issue to build three new state prisons and fund local jail renovations hinges on a yes or no vote about whether New York prisons should be safer. He warns rejection could force measures that endanger inmates and corrections staff as overcrowding grows at Attica and other facilities.
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Albany
Hugh Carey
Carey
Capitol
Attica
Attorneys to appeal dental test ruling in Payant case
Attorneys for Lemuel Smith say they will appeal Judge Rosenblatt's order for teeth impressions. The judge ruled the search for truth outweighed privacy concerns and set the exam for Aug. 3, allowing appeals. Prosecution seeks bite mark comparison to the slain Green Haven guard, the first woman slain in NY corrections.
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Poughkeepsie
UPI
Green Haven
Donna Payant
Dutchess County
Albert Rosenblatt
Lemuel Smith
Smith
Payant
New York
Rosenblatt
C. Vernon Mason
William Kunstler
State Supreme Court
Mason
Kunstler
Cop in helicopter grounds kite flier in Brooklyn
Larry Cuttitta, 51, president of a paper supply firm, says a police helicopter grounded him after he flew a $42 Delta miniature kite to about 1600 feet in a Brooklyn field. Officer Charles Consenza cited a 150 foot limit without federal air traffic consent, though FAA officials could not confirm the rule. He cautioned the activity as dangerous.
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New York
Larry Cuttitta
Cuttitta
Brooklyn
Charles Consenza
Cuttitla
Ous
Consenza
Federal Air Traffic Central Center
Federal Aviation Administration
Carey signs $40.26 million school aid bill twice in Albany
Governor Hugh Carey repeated signing a $40.26 million package for 35 small city school districts after an earlier ceremony. The measure boosts state aid to about 210000 pupils and adds funds to major cities, with Albany and other districts receiving specific allocations from $4.3 billion statewide education spending. Carey's call for a formula to reduce annual reliance on aid was echoed by education officials and lawmakers.
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New York
Carey
Capitol
Syracuse
Hurd
Court of Appeals
Buffalo
Rochester
Yonkers
Albany
Auburn
Binghamton
Cohoes
Corning
Middletown
Mount Vernon
Newburgh
New Rochelle
Niagara Falls
North Tonawanda
Olean
Oneonta
Peekskill
Plattsburgh
Port Jervis
Poughkeepsie
Rensselaer
Rome
Salamanca
Schenectady
Tonawanda
Troy
Utica
Unadilla Couple Die in Suspected Murder-Suicide Pact
Otsego County police report a 92 year old man Odon Owen and his 90ish wife Ethel were found dead in their Unadilla home around 10 30 p m by a child. County coroner James Hurley ruled the deaths a homicide death by own action with cause unreleased.
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Unadilla
Otsego County
Odon Owen
Ethel
James Hurley
Goody conviction overturned over false FBI testimony
A federal judge voided the Goody Corp and vice president Sam Stolen conviction for dealing in counterfeit tapes due to false testimony by FBI agent Richard Ferri. The judge ordered a new trial, noting prosecutors failed to present a corrected version to the jury. Ferri admitted his recollection was in error, and the case involved counterfeit tapes of hits by Billy Joel, Olivia Newton-John, Paul McCartney, Eric Clapton, and Barry Manilow.
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New York
Sam. Goody Corp
FBI
Music Company
Samuel
U.S
Thomas Platt
Platt
Richard Ferri
Ferri
Goody Corp
Stolen
Goody
Billy Joel
Olivia Newton-John
Paul McCartney
Eric Clapton
Barry Manilow
Way cleared to resume Christopher proceedings
Buffalo AP reports Judge Matthew J. Jasen lifted a temporary stay on closed pretrial hearings in Army Pvt. Joseph Christopher 22 caliber killings case, clearing the path for September trial. Jasen said full appellate division must decide authority. He will rule on admissibility of evidence, noting public proceedings could affect a fair trial.
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Buffalo
Matthew J. Jason
State Court of Appeals
Army Pvt
Joseph Christopher
Jasen
State Supreme Court
Christopher
Manhattan
William J. Flynn
Jason
Buffalo Evening News
Wkbw-Tv
Wivb-Tv
Lifestyle pricing and subscriptions in Syracuse Herald Journal
A fragment from the Syracuse Herald Journal lifestyle section lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday papers, including domestic and outside New York rates, postage, and total costs. The garbled OCR shows prices, zones, and durations with inconsistencies.
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Herald-Journal
The
Herald Co
Syracuse
N.Y
Publicasion
New York State
Syr
3Mo
Podtal Zens
Vyr.émo
Jma
Dally
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Franklin County
Adirondack Daily Enterprise
E.J. Conzola
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