ERA supporters vow to continue fight in November elections
Albany reports a day after the state Senate killed the Equal Rights Amendment supporters vow to press on into the November contests. Leaders including Maureen Grinnan and Madeline Kochen warn of political repercussions while candidates Hoffmann and Auer assess potential impact. Senate leaders defend the decision amid abortion and same sex issues concerns. Gov Cuomo criticizes the move urging a floor vote.
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Warren M. Anderson
Abinghamton
New York Daily News Pays Funeral Costs for Donor's Family
New York paper plans funeral expenses for Dorothy Ford whose son John Nathan died after a fall while his heart, donated by the boy, now sustains J P Lovette, the youngest heart transplant survivor. The donor’s family receives ongoing fund support amid public sympathy and offers from across the nation. John Nathan’s heart transplant occurred at Presbyterian Hospital in a six hour operation, with kidneys also donated to two recipients.
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Widow awarded $1.1 million over Attica riot death
The New York Court of Appeals upheld a lower ruling granting Lynda Tolliver 1.1 million dollars from the state compensation fund for the death of her husband Herbert Jones, an Attica prison employee. The 1971 uprising left ten inmates and 32 prisoners dead with numerous injuries as authorities retook the facility.
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Parents file $2.6B suit over Haunted Castle fire
The families of four teen victims sue Six Flags Great Adventure owners and the castle builder for 2.6 billion dollars. The May 11 fire in Jackson Township New Jersey killed five teens from New York and three from New Jersey during a school outing. The Brooklyn youths from Franklin K Lane High School were among the deceased.
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Norma Quintana
Syracuse Area Weather Forecast Card
Forecase for Syracuse calls for Wumid and mostly sunny conditions today with a 30 percent chance of an afternoon thunderstorm. Highs near 85 to 90 with southwest winds around 10 to 20 mph. Tonight partly cloudy with a 40 percent chance of a shower or thunderstorm and lows 65 to 70. Thursday morning clouds give way to sun with high around 75. Extended outlook shows pleasant Friday and Saturday with low 50s to high 70s, Sunday partly cloudy with l60s to 80s.
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Sthet Sthen
Central New York Weather Turns Cooler With Showers Tonight
The National Weather Service forecasts partly cloudy skies tonight with a 40 percent chance of rain and a low around 65 to 70 in central New York. Thursday brings morning clouds then sun with a high near 75, as Midwest air masses push a tropical high pressure system southward, cooling temperatures through the weekend. Local temps show Tuesday's high 83, low 49, with normal highs around 77 and low 55. no precipitation reported yesterday.
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Degree days and bills point to more than weather
A note explains comparing monthly energy bills to degree days to spot nonweather costs such as insulation damage old air conditioners or rate hikes. It cites example July 1983 bills up 50 percent with only 27 percent more degree days and mentions June heating degree days reaching 32 and 52.9 to date.
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