Albany vows curb privacy in vans with new windows law
Governor Hugh Carey signed measures restricting on one way mirror windows on vehicles. The ban targets manufacturing selling and operating opaque window materials while exempting tinted glass. A 1984 refund option exists if opaque material is removed after police notice. Exceptions cover health sun protection. The package also tightens windshield requirements and tampers with term papers and utility refunds.
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Albany
Hugh Carey
Backup computer saves day for New York area airports
FAA says a backup system kept Kennedy LaGuardia and Newark operations safe after a 9 12 a.m. computer outage at Islip. More than 100 flights delayed up to 90 minutes, with 105 total delays across the three airports and 60 planes buffered in holding over LaGuardia.
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New York
UPI
Federal Aviation Officials
Kennedy
LaGuardia
Newark
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
Robert Fulton
Fulton
Legislature OKs three bills on hazardous waste control
ALBANY AP By bits and pieces the state Legislature moves to adopt stiffer penalties for illegal haulers and dumpers of toxic chemicals and tighter state control over hazardous waste management in New York. Final approval came for three measures while more bills await approval. The package seeks felonies for unlawful possession transportation or disposal of hazardous wastes with penalties up to seven years in prison and a $100000 fine. Additional bills would inventory all hazardous wastes in the state and establish waste exchanges and a short term management program for 14 million tons produced yearly. Government and business leaders support the plan though some Senate leaders remain cautious. The Assembly passed three measures banning certain high priority wastes from land burial and setting safe transportation and burning rules for hazardous wastes.
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Albany
New York
Senate
Assembly
John Daly
Niagara
New York State
John Stewart
Daly
Department of Environmental Conservation
Raymond Schuler
Business Council
General Electric Co
Eastman Kodak Co
Hooker and Allied Chemical Companies
Hinchey
Gov. Carey
Stewart
Senate Rules Committee
Eve
Elve
Fink
Sullivan
Go Jong
Stanley
Roth
Anderson
Hugh Carey
Anderson shoots for adjournment
Assembly Speaker Stanley Fink learns the Senate plans to adjourn for the summer by Wednesday as Senator Warren Anderson's aide notes the rush to finish. The assembly, slower, may dismiss by Friday with talks of July return. Debate rules and social events punctuate a session marked by urgency and ongoing legislation.
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Kenn Peters
Albany
Albany — State Assembly
Stanley Fink
Senate
Richard Roth
Warren M. Anderson
Anderson
Martin S. Auer
Syracuse
Fink
NYC Faces Fare Hikes To 3 Cents In July
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority warned NYC transit and commuter rail fares may rise unless Gov. Carey and state leaders agree on a new sales tax package. Subway and bus fares could jump from 60 to 75 cents, with commuter rail up 40 percent, while oil company gross receipts tax losses widen the deficit.
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New York
New York City
Hugh L. Carey
Metropolitan Transportation Authority
Albany
MTA
Richard Ravitch
Manhattan
Madison Avenue
Woman shoots two burglars in Buffalo described as Annie Oakley
June Artlip, 55, fired a .22 revolver at two intruders during a burglary attempt at her Buffalo home. Police said she had no permit for the weapon and planned to refer the case to the district attorney. Intruders Hughes 20 and Tyes 17 were injured and hospitalized. Artlip said she had endured 12 burglaries in eight years at the residence.
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Buffalo (Ap
Annie Oakley
John Reen
George Hughes
Antonio Tyes
Buffalo
Sheehan Memorial Emergency Hospital
Artup
Glary
Hughes
Tyes
Ms. Artlip
District Attorney's Office
Reen
He Lomrphore
George Harris
Rochester
Harris
James O’brien
Donovan targets greed of casino proponents
Albany Senator James H. Donovan accuses casino proponents of greed as he warns failed votes could end casino plans this year. He cites proposals for widespread locations including the Bronx and Kings County and notes new amendments require two legislatures to appear on the November ballot.
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Senate
Buffalo
The
Bronx
Catskills
Niagara Falls
Manhattan
Rockaways
Long Beach
Assembly
Kings
Erie
Girl's body found in freezer at closed New York nursing home
A nun found the unclothed scorched body of Debra Stewartson, a ten year old girl missing for a week, in a walk in freezer at a closed nursing home in New York. Police said she ran away from home on June 19 after a parental argument about moving. The family had moved to Manhattan from New Jersey about two years ago.
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New York
Palice
Debra Stewartson
Manhattan
New Jersey
Annuity Paper and Sunday Paper Postage Totals
A fragmented expense entry lists amounts for paper costs daily and Sunday editions, with postage charges and totals. It covers various zones and regions, including Bally lyr and Oulugn WY, noting Daily and Sunday Paper line items and overall totals.
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Bally Lyr. Émo. Dma. Mo
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