Cuomo to lobby Senate for Equal Rights Amendment
Mario M Cuomo and staff plan to lobby Republican senators to win approval for a state Equal Rights Amendment. The Syracuse Common Council may require fire alarms in all residences. Other items include sports notes on trading Julius Brying, Olympic hopefuls Jett Blatrick and Chris Catalfo, and TV updates on Saturday Night Live replacement faces.
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Schenectad
Syracuse University
Chris Catalfo
Albany
House approves immigration bill in squeaker vote
The House passed landmark immigration legislation by five votes amid sharp divisions. The measure would allow millions who entered illegally before 1982 to stay, with penalties on employers hiring undocumented workers. Key supporters included McHugh and Horton, while opponents warned of racial bias and future deportation questions. Negotiations with the Senate and a Reagan signature loom as the next step.
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New Hartford
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Frank Horton
Rocheater
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Martin
Oeana Eudiovers
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Pugh to be Sentenced in Murder Case at NY Prisons
Cynthia Pugh faces sentencing for the murder of her boss and lover, Mantius Pipines, with potential transfer to Bedford Hills and long waits due to statewide overcrowding. She will join a cadre of high profile inmates, including Jean Harris, as she awaits the next step in a crowded system.
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New York State
Mantius
James Pipines
Pugh
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Charles Pirro
Onondaga County
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Downstate
Westchester County
Immigration bill brief outlines possible paths and provisions
A brief on immigration legislation mixed with garbled text notes that illegals arriving after 1982 would face deportation while those from 1981 or earlier could stay and apply for legal residency if employed and crime-free, with English civics and U.S. history requirements. The Senate bill is tougher and the president supports longer residency.
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Senate OKs record 291 billion arms budget
The Senate approved a record Pentagon budget of 291 billion dollars for fiscal 1985, a 6.9 percent inflation-adjusted increase. A move to threaten a troop withdrawal from Europe failed 55-41, while a plan to cap U.S. troops at 326,414 passed 943-?. NATO non-nuclear power and allied defense spending were debated.
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America
Europe
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
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New York
Alfonso M. D'Amato
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
U.S
Medflies prompt rapid Florida citrus spraying plan
Florida officials moved fast after four Mediterranean fruit flies were found near Miami, ordering ground malathion sprays and scheduling aerial treatments to protect a $1 billion citrus crop. A fruit and vegetable shipment quarantine was imposed on Dade County as inspectors search for larvae and potential spread northward.
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Florida Agriculture
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Miami
Havana
Dade County
George Gwin
Department of Agriculture
Division of Plant Industry
Ernie Neff
Florida Citrus Mutual
Planda
Miami Springs
Tampa Bay
California
Hopkins team keys hay fever culprit leukotriene
Johns Hopkins Medical School researchers report the leukotriene peptide as the primary cause of hay fever symptoms and predict an effective treatment within five years. The study notes histamines and current drugs do not block leukotrienes, with about 20 to 40 million Americans affected.
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UPI
Johns Hopkins Medical School
Stephen Peters
Johns Hopkins
New England Journal of Medicine
Judge rejects highway hypnosis in officer slumber case
Somerville New Jersey. Judge Arthur Meredith upheld a four month suspension for Pa trolman Robert Lenart who fell asleep in a parked cruiser claiming highway hypnosis. The court ruled the defense speculative and ordered Lenart repay two months of the suspended period.
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Arthur Meredith
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