Transit fare talks in Albany reach narrowing gaps
In Albany NY amid city tax dispute talks for NYC fare blockades extend a third day. Rockefeller mediates with Lindsay Wilson and legislative leaders as they discuss NYC resident income tax and a payroll tax including commuters but excluding employer contributions. Negotiations resume at 9 AM with lawmakers recessing awaiting recall.
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Ky Ky to delay civilian power transfer in Saigon
South Viet Nam's ruling junta endorsed Premier Nguyen Cao Ky's plan to delay power transfer to a civilian Penime until next year. The 20 man military civilian body said it would prolong its rule by limiting the constituent assembly to write a constitution, with assembly elections set for September 11. The junta expects a legislative assembly to form three to six months after promulgation, while the junta handles interim institutions. Buddhist protests in Saigon surged as militants demanded immediate relinquishment of power, with riot police dispersing small demonstrations using tear gas.
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Closest US air raids near Haiphong amid Vietnam war
US Navy bombers from carriers near Haiphong targeted radar sites eight miles southeast and ten miles northeast of Haiphong as part of 35 missions on North Vietnam. Air Force planes north of the 20th parallel struck near Mu Gia Pass and Bong Ito while Buddhist protests and political tension continued in Hue and Da Nang.
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Legislature Faces Medicaid Reform Debate in New York
Albany lawmakers remain divided over the state's Medicaid program. Speaker Travia says no major changes are needed, while GOP and Democratic critics push proposals to add deductibles and cap costs. Nationally, Rep. Conable argues against revising the law until costs stabilize, noting estimates range from 300 million to over 1 billion dollars.
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Rocky signs bill aiding elderly to keep homes
Albany prorates tax relief for seniors with fixed incomes enabling up to 54 percent exemption on rent properties owned and occupied by those earning under 3000 yearly. The act, effective immediately, adds measures on vehicle safety, expands the State Commission for Human Rights, allows nurses to withdraw blood for DUI tests, and earmarks 37 million to study a Brookhaven atom smasher with up to 900,000 for land acquisition if the project moves forward.
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Discount Dad Sale Featured in Herald Journal Section
A Father’s Day discount sale is spotlighted in today’s Herald Journal special section. With four days left until Dad’s Day, shoppers are urged to browse the sale pages for bargains and quick decisions.
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Police crack down as rioting hits Chicago Puerto Rican area
About 500 officers cleared streets in a Puerto Rican district, arresting over 2008 people since Sunday. Police reported one shooting of a youth by an officer, claimed to be during a fight. By 11 pm, West Division Street area was quiet after tense night, with earlier crowds and rock throwing occurring nearby.
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Winds Flip a Truck In Strong Area Winds Hit Syra jeuse and Cazenovia
Heavy winds toppled trees across Syra jeuse and Cazenovia yesterday for the second time in five days. A pickup truck hauling a house trailer overturned on the Thruway. Cooler, wetter weather follows with a chance of showers or thundershowers this afternoon and into tomorrow. Rainfall around half an inch expected through Monday. Temperatures over the next five days predicted to run five to seven degrees below normal, with highs near 78 and lows around 57. Temp tonight near 50.
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Morhouse Sentenced In Playbook Bribery Case
Former Republican official Morhouse receives a two to three year term after convictions tied to bribery and influence peddling in licensing schemes. Prosecutors cited $131,000 plus $141,000 and an undisclosed $100,000, accusing him of exploiting his office to enrich himself. Morhouse, 52, showed no emotion at sentencing and did not speak, leaving remarks to his lawyer Sol Gelb who urged mercy.
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TODAY'S CHUCKLE Finding a way in Eve to today
A light humor note references Eve and the Simple Life style, hinting at modern complexity and playful answers for a daily chuckle.
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Hollings and Morrah win to face rivals in November
South Carolina voters reject incumbent Democrat Russell in a primary as former Gov Hollings leads the field for the two year Senate term. In Illinois, two Daley backed incumbents hold off challengers while Republican Charles Percy wins statewide. Morrah and Hollings advance to face Parker and Thurmond in November.
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Johnson urges fair Medicare rollout to aid elderly health care
President Johnson addresses doctors and hospital leaders urging fair pricing and anti discrimination as Medicare set to start July 1. He warns of challenges, noting about 29 percent of hospitals may struggle to meet civil rights provisions while promising a national drive to extend care for the poor over 65.
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