Death penalty rally backs bill at New York Capitol
Albany. Matthew Byrne, whose rookie son Edward Byrne was killed by a drug ring, joins a pro death penalty rally on the Capitol steps as lawmakers push to restore the electric chair. Senate sponsor Dale Volker says turnout could top 1,000, with Assembly backers within one vote of override.
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Matthew Byrne
New York City
Edward
New York
George Bush
White House
Byrne
State
Dale Wolker
Buffalo
Mario Cuomo
M. Kerry Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
Cuomo
Senate
Assembly
Vincent Graber
Edward Byrne
Volker
James Donovan
Utica-area
State Capitol
Donovan
Watchman shot to death at Seaboard Allied Auto
Albany investigators suspect two men seen tampering with import cars at the Port of Albany may have killed night watchman Robert Altieri 51 of Schenectady. Altieri was found at about 7 a.m. in the Seaboard Allied Auto office after last being seen at 2:15 a.m. during a reported break‑in. An autopsy cited multiple gunshot wounds. weapon type not yet known.
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Albany
Robert Altieri
Schenectady
Seaboard Allied Auto
Donald Tobin Altieri
Tobin
Altieri
John Hill
Seaboard Allied
Middletown
Steven Conklin
New Hampton
Orange County
Lawrence Corkey
Conklin
Anthony Ingrassia
Corals
Blacks mark AIDS day in Bronx church service
In Christ Church Bronx a citywide group of black clergy sponsored a special Sunday on AIDS. The service highlighted fears and losses among blacks, with remarks on higher AIDS impact in the community and ongoing church involvement beyond a single day.
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New York
Christ Church
Bronx
Eugena Creighton
Mother Brightman
United Church of Christ
Eugena
Brightman
Jesus
Wendell Foster
Foster
Youth dives into swollen creek after traffic stop
State police hunt for a missing youth after a car with five youths was stopped in Kingston. Two fled, one caught, another vanished crossing Esopus Creek as floodwaters hinder search. Driver faces pending charges. divers and helicopter aided but no trace yet.
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Kingston
Steve Hummel
Esopus Creek
Shandaken
Hummel
Scott Weaver
Ulster Town Police
Weaver
Acer
Revenge shooting in Brooklyn subway hospitalizes three
A teenager seeking revenge for a perceived robbery opened fire in a Brooklyn subway station on a Saturday night. Three of six youths were wounded, none seriously. The gunman fled, and three wounded youths were later arrested for the prior robbery. Transit police spokesman Albert W. O Leary described the incident as collective misfortune.
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New York
Brooklyn
Albert W. O'Leary
O'Leary
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