New York Computer Finds Behind Dads for Child Support
In two months a state system linked between two agencies seized a portion of wages from 1,500 New York men. The Times says the program, begun in March, aims to collect about 2.5 million dollars in a year and may expand nationwide. It uses wage records to locate delinquent parents and issues automatic letters, then orders wage deductions if no reply in 16 days.
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Runaway Lake George Cruiser Trapped by Police Boats
A 31 year old Albany man Stephen A. Vonk was rescued after his 23 foot cabin cruiser ran out of control on Lake George. He was knocked unconscious and transported to Glens Falls Hospital, with his condition listed as undetermined Sunday night. A Lake George Park Commission patrol boat trapped the vessel near Diamond Point and a Bolton ambulance waited at the scene.
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Hospitals Profit From Medicare DRG Payments in 1986
A Health Department survey of 204 New York hospitals shows they earned about 375 million dollars in Medicare DRG payments in 1986, the first year hospitals were reimbursed under the DRG system. The results, released Sunday, indicate broad profits across facilities.
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Lightning strikes Brooklyn family in Prospect Park
A Sunday thunderstorm left a 35 year old mother severely injured along with her 40 year old husband and 10 year old son after a bolt struck them while they huddled beneath a tree in Prospect Park Brooklyn. Police Sgt Burns said the names were not released. Concurrent lottery results from Albany note multiple winning numbers across Daily Number Win Four and Lotto games with assorted draws and supplementary figures.
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Water hydrant sprays car then shooter hits crowd in Bronx
In the Melrose section on Webster Avenue a motorist sprayed by an open hydrant fired at pedestrians injuring three people including 11 year old Daniel Garner. Ronald McCullough 17 and Charles Woods 20 were treated and released with non fatal wounds. The assailant fled in an orange hatchback. The day reached 94 degrees as residents kept cooling off.
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Panel to urge cuts in interns hours
New York health panel proposes drastic reductions in medical interns hours following Libby Zion case. The committee, to report to Health Commissioner David Axelrod, backs a 15 hour cap, senior physician in busy ERs, tighter supervision, and no moonlighting at other centers.
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Police recover body of missing swimmer in Peconic Bay
Riverhead police say a missing swimmer's body was found in a boat channel of Peconic Bay Suffolk County about 9 15 a m Sunday ten hours after he cried for help while swimming with a companion A Coast Guard helicopter located the body in deep water and a police scuba team recovered it The victim's identity remains withheld pending family notification
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