Albany approves New York City aid plan nicknamed Big Mac
State lawmakers pass the $3 billion Big Mac package to refinance New York City notes into long term MAC bonds over 15 years. Gov Carey appoints a nine member interim MAC board to run the program as opponents warn of increased state exposure.
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New York City
Gov
Carey
MAC
Municipal Assistance Corp
New York
Assembly
Albert Blumenthal
Manhattan
City Hall
Blumenthal
GOP
Senate
Warren Anderson
Binghamton
Nine
Downstate
Capitol
Inmate Suspect Tied to Seminole Jail Fire Tragedy
A 16 year old prisoner Ray McCall is believed to start a fatal fire at Seminole County Jail in Sanford killing 11 people including 10 inmates and one guard. The blaze injured 34 and emergency access was hindered by bicycles blocking a rear entrance. McCall had complained of a continuance in his robbery case.
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Sanford
Fla
Seminole County
Ray McCall
Cility
Proudfoot
McCall
Doctors End Malpractice Slowdown After Vote
New York doctors representing 15,000 physicians in nine counties voted to suspend the 10 day slowdown and return to work for an indefinite period. Gov. Carey announced a malpractice commission to study statutes, with Dr. William J. McGill named chair. Critics warned the move could sap momentum from proposed reforms.
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Garden City
N.Y
New York State
Hugh L. Carey
William J. McGill
Columbia University
Carey
Madison Wisconsin bachelor dates flood as he seeks wife
A Madison man, once called one of the nation’s most eligible bachelors, says June wedding bells won’t ring this year. He spent 175.07 on ads seeking a wife, received 76 replies in one day, and now dates many women while moving slowly with deliberate pace. He keeps busy with several prospects from east of the Mississippi and vows no rapid marriages.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Madison
Mississippi
Car train crash kills Oswego County woman
An Oswego County woman, Virginia Perlet aged 49, was killed when her eastbound car failed to stop at Tubbs Road crossing and was struck by a 31 car Penn Central train. Her husband Paul, 57, suffered multiple injuries and was hospitalized. The collision occurred two tenths of a mile west of Route 11 in Mexico town.
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Tubbs Road
Mexico
Oswego City Hospital
Virginia Perlet
Paul
T.B. Craft
Ingraham
Pulaski State
Porter
Charles Huntley
Seward St
Watertown
Warm Up Promised as Temperatures Edge Higher
The weatherman reports a 4 am reading of 43 degrees at Hancock Field, close to today’s record low of 40 set in 1972. Albany's record low drops to 38, beating the 1969 mark of 40. Clear tonight, sunny tomorrow, and near zero rain. Low 50s to 55 tonight, high near 80 tomorrow.
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National Weather Service
Hancock Field
Albany
SLA members found guilty in Foster assassination case
The Symbionese Liberation Army members Joseph Remiro and Russell Little were convicted of first degree murder and attempted murder in the 1973 ambush that killed Oakland School Superintendent Marcus Foster and wounded aide Robert Blackburn. The nine week trial yielded verdicts after long deliberations. both face life imprisonment.
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Joseph Remiro
Russell Little
Sacramento
Oakland
Marcus Foster
Calif
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