Moon charges dropped at Red Hook court
Rev Sun Myung Moon founder of the Unification Church avoids charges as Bard College guard Richard Griffith accepts a formal apology from Moon and 10 followers in Red Hook Town Court. Justice Elmore Fraleigh notes the group wandered from seminary property onto Bard grounds and the matter ends with the apology and withdrawal of the complaint.
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Red Hook
Sun Myung Moon
Unification Church
Bard College
Richard Griffith
Elmore Fraleigh
Noel Tepper
Fraleigh
Barrytown
Couple in hiding seek custody changes in New York
Robert and Delores Goldberg remain at large with their 3 year old foster child Tracy. Bronx County sheriffs continue the search while the couple could pursue adoption in all states except New York and California. Tracy’s natural father Charles Monday laments custody orders as the case heads to a higher court review.
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New York
Robert
Delores Goldberg
Tracy
United States
California
Bronx County
Charles
Goldbergs
Sharon Moran
Co-Op City
Senate OKs laetrile bill in New York Senate
In Albany the State Senate approved a laetrile bill by a 39 to zero vote with most members absent. Sponsored by Sen. Tarky Lombardi the act would let cancer patients use laetrile after standard treatments fail under physician and state review oversight. A companion bill in the Assembly moves toward passage as the National Cancer Institute prepares human testing.
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Albany
State Senate
Tarky Lombardi ,Jr
R-50th Dist
Lombardi
Zera
Senate
Assembly
James Fremming
D-Snyder
National Cancer Institute
Joseph Pisani
New Rochelle
Pisani
Health Department
Bureau of Cancer Control
Streaker on South Salina Street Ends in Psychiatric Center Arrest
A naked man with shoulder length hair streaked up and down the 300 block of South Salina Street at 7 a.m. startling bystanders at a bus stop. He questioned onlookers about his nudity, left behind clothes, and fled to a patrol car hood before Officers arrested him. The man, later found to be a patient at Hutchings Psychiatric Center, had taken a leave of absence.
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Leroy Menendez
Wayne
New Orleans
Menendez
Veterans Administration
Max Cleland
Cleland
South
Salina Street
Salina
Fayette
Streaker
Hutchings Psychiatric Center
Carter signals limited gains in SALT talks with USSR
President Carter says changes in Ford policies may bear fruit but no new progress toward a SALT agreement yet. He notes a solid framework exists, SALT expires in August, and he cites efforts to lure the Soviets into a comprehensive test ban and demilitarize the Indian Ocean, while warning success is not guaranteed.
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Washington
UPI
Carter
Kremlin
Gerald Ford
White House
Leonid Bgreshinev
Paris
Cyrus Vance
Brezhnev
Soviet Union
Indian Ocean
Carter Pays Tax He Does Not Owe Signals Reform Push
President Carter and wife Roselyn disclosed a 1976 gross income of 55 000 with no federal tax due yet they paid 6000 as a tax payment asserting everyone with significant income should contribute. The White House said the move reflects his tax reform goal and a belief that taxes should be paid by those with income. The couple filed after two extensions. any refund would be reduced by 6000. The investment credit from their peanut partnership offset the tax liability. The president noted a remaining investment tax credit of over 9000 for 1977.
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Washington
Carter
Sam
Rosalyon
Treasury
Billy
Lillian
Atlanta
Internal Revenue Service
White House
Jody Powell
Powell
Rainy Evening With Thunderstorms in Syracuse Area
The weatherman at Hancock Airport reports heavy rain and gusty winds this evening in Syracuse with gradual clearing later. Temperatures fall to 60 degrees. tomorrow, partly cloudy skies reach 80 with a 40 percent rain chance tonight and 20 percent tomorrow.
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Syracuse
Hancock Airport
Girls barred from boys varsity teams in New York
Albany report notes New York Regents vote 7 to 6 to keep girls from playing on boys baseball and softball teams citing danger. Federal funding risk cited as districts may lose aid if discriminating. board considers suing federal govt. TAP aid rules tighten academic requirements and raise awards to 1800 dollars, phased from fall.
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Albany
Board of Regents
Theodore Black
Lottery winners announced for New York State draws
Albany AP reports yesterday's New York State Lottery results with the $20 number 627 the $100 number 233 the $1 000 number 72878 and the $10 000 or $1 million number 282828.
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Albany
New York
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