New York GOP committee called bankrupt amid heavy debt
Bernard Kilbourn, chairman of the New York Republican State Committee, declared the party bankrupt as it confronts 886,059 in debt and near 600,000 more tied to Duryea's gubernatorial campaign. The drive for funds features Reagan and Ford for a fund raiser while internal strife and creditor pressures threaten its future.
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New York Times Service
New York
Republican State Committee
Bernard Kilbourn
Kilbourn
Ronald Reagan
Gerald R. Ford
Suptey
Ney Vot Aviuans
Rocky
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Perry B. Duryea
Duryea
Gary Axenfeld
Republican Party
State Committee
National Party
State Board of Elections
Albert F. Gordon Jr
Uc Siutt Committee
GOP
Caputo
Axenfeld
Gordon
Suffolk
Nassau
Vincent F. Albano
Manhattan Gop
Long Island Trust Company
Nassau Republicans
Albano
Joseph M. Margiotta
Nassau Gop
National Bank of North America
Margiotta
Varita Wisenal Gace
D‘amato
Warren M. Anderson
Emery
Anderson
Malcolm Wilson
Wilson
Rockefeller
Democratic State Committee
Democratic Committee
Dominic J. Baranello
700 Bills Await Careys Signature In Albany Stalemate
Gov. Hugh Carey faces about 700 bills awaiting his signature after a marathon week in which he has already signed 230 measures. With a 10 day deadline, Carey will receive chunks of bills to review, including subway bailouts, upstate transit aid, and civil reforms such as co generation and divorce property rules.
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Albany
UPI
Hugh Carey
Assembly
Senate
Carey
New York City
Upstate
New York
Head shop bill awaits Carey OK
Albany reporters say a bill to impose fines from 1000 to 10000 on head shops selling drug paraphernalia has won final legislative approval and awaits Gov. Hugh Carey signature. Assemblyman Vincent Nicolosi notes amendments were made and the governor has approved the measure.
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Albany
UPI
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Vincent Nicolosi
D-Queens
Assembly
Senate OKs 2nd bond issue to fund prison expansion
Albany reports lawmakers approved a 7.6 million budget for prison system renovations and two new facilities while the Senate backed a 200 million bond plan for 1981. Correctional Commissioner Thomas Coughlin notes 65 new guards and 135 recent hires, with the Assembly backing a 275 million bond for expanded prisons by 1984.
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Albany
UPI
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Assembly
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Coughlin
Carey
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Department
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A Ional
Minor parties back senatorial candidates in New York
United Press International reports New York minor parties have chosen senatorial candidates. Alphose D Amato won Conservative and Right To Life endorsements. Jacob Javits secured Liberal Party support. James Eagen withdrew, leaving D Amato and Bruce Caputo in the Republican race with ballot lines determined by past vote totals.
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United Press International
New York
Alphose D'Amato
Right To Life
Jacob Javits
Liberal Party
James Eagen
Javits
D'Amato
Bruce Caputo
Yonkers
Buffalo
Hempstead
Capuis
John Santucci
Queens County
D’ Amato
Three Die and Two Hurt in Rainy Penfield Collision
Three Monroe County residents were killed and two others critically injured in a head on crash on Plank Road Penfield. Craig Henderberg 26 and his wife Salvatrice 25 of Webster died when their car veered into the path of Dorothea Bowen 52 of Rochester. Bowen also died. Injured were Bowen's brother in law Robert 51 and sister Caroline Stocum 60.
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Penfield
Monroe County
Rochester
Craig Henderberg
Salvatrice
Webster
Dorothea Bowen
Lotto Winners in New York Draw Date
New York Lotto drawing produced six main numbers 28 15 18 21 39 9 with supplementary 8. No winner announcement included.
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New York
Herald American Subscription Rates and Postage Details
Publica tion No. 531560 lists mail subscription rates for New York State zones with daily and Sunday options. Rates include paper costs, postage, and total prices in various zones and for outside New York State with separate totals for daily and Sunday editions.
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Mohawk woman near sainthood Kateri Tekakwitha beatification near
Auriesville AP report notes Mohawk woman Kateri Tekakwitha is one step from canonization with beatification set for June 22 in Vatican City. Indians on the St Regis Reservation weigh her legacy. Father Joseph McBride of the National Eateri Center champions her cause, while some traditionalists remain cautious.
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Vatican City
John Paul II
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New York
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U.S
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Auriesville Shrine
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