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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1976
Page
2
Gov. Hugh Carey faces his first abortion test as the Assembly passes a parental consent bill 94 to 43 with bipartisan support after Senate approval. Carey, a Catholic, opposes abortion personally but has not acted on related constitutional amendments since 1975.
The late Kenneth B. Keating former U S senator and diplomat left about 9.2 million dollars in estate value per Surrogate Court filings. A previously disclosed will includes 1.4 million to his second wife Mary. Keating had inherited roughly half of a 13.2 million estate from his first wife. He served as congressman and U S senator and died in 1974 while ambassador to Israel.
Albany reports enactment of a 30 million dollar appropriation plus housing program changes to attract HUD mortgage guarantees for 35 state projects and several NYC properties. The move aims to refinance and sell second mortgages to raise about 257 million dollars to cover maturing HFA debt.
In Stratford a thief who stole Mark Mezzoni’s bicycle found a two foot copperhead snake in a canvas bag attached to the bike. State and city finance measures focus on avoiding debt defaults as lawmakers meet in late sessions to fund operations for the new fiscal year.
The Senate approved a sweeping antitrust measure 65 to 19 after 11 days of conflict with opponents failing to block it. The bill would broaden Justice Department powers, let states seek treble damages for price fixing, and requires pre merger notice, with a compromise limiting windfall attorney fees. A House version had passed earlier, and a conference committee is expected. Five Buffalo firemen were injured from smoke inhalation battling a Paris Paper Co. blaze.
Elizabeth Ray says media furor over being alleged as a congressional employment mistress drove her to despair. She cites isolation and a single support figure Duke Zeibert as her only ally. She previously claimed a $14 000 salary to serve Rep. Wayne Hays.
In New York AP reports the judge barred reporters from the courtroom after Connie Francis testified she was raped in a Howard Johnson motel during her $5 million lawsuit. The trial focused on the sensational atmosphere surrounding the proceedings and the actions of the hotel chain.
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