Sterling site faces Legislature panel roadblocks
State Sen H Doug Barclay questions a $100 million hazardous waste plant at Sterling and hints at moving the project to another site. Environmental Facilities Corp identifies seven potential developers while lawmakers delay financing legislation, with RG&E ownership complicating land acquisition. Public comment, hearings planned after the draft document outlines safety, funding, and liability provisions.
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Cambridge
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Abbie Hoffman Begins Part Time Jail Release
Abbie Hoffman, convicted cocaine peddler and former Yippie leader, moves from state prison to a minimum security facility in Manhattan for a work release. He may work during the day, return at night, and earn weekend furloughs up to three per month while awaiting parole possibly by March 25, 1982. Lincoln Correctional Facility houses about 137 inmates in such programs.
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Albany
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Manhattan
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Hoffmar
Lincoln
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U.S
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St. Lawrence
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Private clubs ban on discrimination fails in Albany vote
The New York Assembly rejected a bill barring private clubs from denying membership on grounds of race creed color sex or national origin despite an initial near defeat. The measure failed to reach the required 76 votes with 73 in favor after late switches and was unlikely to pass in the Republican Senate.
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Cicero
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Camillus
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Fayetteville
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Ithaca
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Norwich
Steve Riford
Auburn
Melvin N. Zimmer
Syracuse
Fort Orange
Sens
Martin
Auer
R-Syracuse
H. Douglas Barclay
85 year old philosopher goes hunger strike on bill
85 year old Arthur James Kraus vows not to eat until one of six Long Island congressmen moves to pass a federal bill clearing him of charges he was mentally unbalanced when fired from City College 48 years ago. He speaks after an interview yesterday and aims to force congressional action.
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City College
Arthur James Kraus
Long Island
Carey's insult sparks GOP reception boycott
Albany reports Gov Carey’s quip about Assemblyman Guy J. Vellela sparked GOP anger. Senator John D. Calandra urged all Republican legislators to boycott the governor’s reception, though most GOP members already skip the event, given partisan lines. The dispute follows Vellela’s tongue in cheek remark amid a prior incapacity amendment fight.
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Hugh L. Carey
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