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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1980

Page

2

Lutherans and Catholics affirm common faith at St Patrick's

Lutherans and Roman Catholics joined in prayers and a shared hymn at St Patrick's Cathedral to celebrate Augsburg Confession milestones. The event highlighted growing ecumenism while leaders cautioned that full reunion remains years away, with disagreements on ordination and Eucharist still unresolved.

New York St. Patrick’s Cathedral Vatican

New York Adopts Equitable Divorce Distribution Law

Wives and husbands will face a new equitable division standard in New York divorces starting July 19. The law ends automatic gifting of assets. property acquired during marriage will be divided based on need and circumstances, with maintenance payments possible for either party and pre marriage property exempt unless specified.

Joel Stashenko Albany New York Hugh Carey Supreme Court

New laws let consumers sue over ads

Gov. Carey signed two bills allowing consumers to sue businesses or advertisers for deceptive ads or sales pitches. Consumers may recover actual damages or 50 dollars minimum, with injunctions possible. If deception is intentional courts may award triple damages up to 1000 dollars plus attorney's fees. The laws take effect immediately.

Richard J. Meislin New York Times Service New York Hugh L. Carey Governor’s Office James J. Lack Northport Betty Furness State Consumer Protection Board Lack

Dangers of drinking during pregnancy cited

Albany and New York City launch a statewide campaign warning pregnant women of fetal alcohol syndrome and other alcohol related birth defects. Gov. Carey cites 386 FAS births in 1978 and $155 million lifetime costs. information packages distributed to 3000 health professionals. English and Spanish PSAs issued with warnings that no safe level of drinking exists during pregnancy.

Albany Carey FAS New York New York City Sheila Blume Division of Alcoholism and Alcohol Abuse

Abduction Suspect Parents May Take Foster Boys to Texas or California

Buffalo police issued a nationwide alert for brothers Edward Smith, 5, and Richard, who will be 2, after they were taken Friday from their foster mother's car. A fourth foster child in the vehicle reported the abduction by the boys' natural parents, who had recently contacted social services. The father is named Richard Smith. the mother's name could not be confirmed.

Buffalo UPI Texas California Edward Varecka Erie County Department of Social Services Department of Social Services Smith Richard Smith

Rochester holdup suspect fatally shot by police

A Rochester man was killed in a holdup attempt at a West Main Street grocery store after a customer fled, Scott fired four shots missing the fugitive, and officers Nick Bianchi and Gary Stenclik exchanged gunfire, wounding Scott in the chest and leg. Ellison surrendered on armed robbery charges.

Rochester UPI West Main Street Monroe County Medical Examiner Scott Fred Ellison Jackson Nick Bianchi Gary Stenclik Bianchi Stenclik Ellison

Assassination motive ruled out in shah relative break-in

New York AP reports detectives ruled out assassination as the motive for the Beekman Place townhouse break-in tied to relatives of the deposed shah. Two intruders disguised as deliverymen were foiled by a private guard. Investigators discount a Beirut call claiming Red June involvement and note the attacker may have intended burglary or harassment.

New York East Side Iran Beekman Place Dennis Caufield

Car Believed Used by Jacobson Found at LaGuardia

Police find a blue 1980 Dodge Aspen rented and abandoned at LaGuardia Airport. The car, possibly used in Jacobson's May 31 escape from Brooklyn House of Detention, contains a soda can papers and a parking ticket. A June 10 ticket was inside. Authorities question whether he posed as attorney to flee. Jacobson had fled after killing rival John Tupper over model Melanie Cain.

Jacobson Brooklyn House of Detention Jaconson John Tupper Melanie Cain

Lotto winners in New York drawing list six numbers

New Yorkers matched Saturday’s weekly lotto numbers 17 13 32 39 36 37 with supplementary 19. No winner details provided.

New York UPI Herald-Journal The Herald Co Syracuse N.Y New York State Imo

New York housing market shows easing but stability still wavering

In New York the home market is easing with more listings and interest, and mortgage rates dropping from peak levels. Resale activity leads while prices rise in Rochester, Albany, and Long Island, with forecasts of continued improvement though new construction lags and buyers hold out for lower rates.

Alan Boyce Associated Press New York Linda Olnowich Southern Tier Homebuilders Association Binghamton Staro Robert Cole New York State Bankers Association Syracuse Rochester Albany Long Island Tom Wills Realtor’s Association Albany County Board of Realtor Greene County Savings Bank James J. Murphy

Witnesses Sought in Carnival Killing

Homicide detectives report no witnesses to a brawl at the Buffalo Polish Festival where 22 year old David Fiorello died from head injuries. He passed away at Sheehan Emergency Hospital after Friday’s street fight among East Side youths and traveling carnival workers during the festival’s first night.

Buffalo UPI David Fiorello Gittere Street Sheehan Emergency Hospital East Side

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