Suspect charged in double slaying on South Side
Barry Ernest reports Samuel Lewis 21 of 2003 E Fayette St charged with two counts of second degree murder in the deaths of Beverly Gunn 21 Townsend St and Duane Eure 19 Genesee St at a South Side residence. Lewis pleaded innocent at arraignment and is held without bail pending a preliminary examination.
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Barry Ernest Samuel Lewis
E. Fayette St
South Side
Lewis
Beverly Gunn
Townsend St
Duane Eure
E. Genesee St
Joseph Falco
Rossi
John Vita
Gunn
Eure
State University Hospital
Thomas J. Sardino
Dem legislators map stiff state budget cuts
Democratic leaders in Albany push deep cuts to Careys budget as both parties seek about 600 million in reductions. The plan targets state purposes and administrative costs in Education and Mental Hygiene, with accelerated timetable and phase 2 discussions to pass a new budget by March 31.
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New York Times
Albany
Hugh L. Carey
Carey
Ways and Means Committee
Assembly
Finance Committee
Senate
Stanley Steingut
Brooklyn
Wallace rally keeps busing issue in Massachusetts primary
In Boston, a Wallace rally on the eve of the states presidential primary keeps the forced busing controversy in focus. Eight Democratic candidates vie for a tight result as campaigning winds down with voters unfixed on the race.
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Oklahoma
Fred Harris
Boston
Massachusetts
Maureen Santini
Alabama
George C. Wallace
New Hampshire
Bay State
Ford
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Northeast
James Lake
GOP
Herald Journal and Times Union Win State Awards
The Syracuse Herald Journal and Albany Times Union earned state publishing awards for investigative reporting. Freedman’s lottery mismanagement series won for state government coverage. Times Union’s mental health saga earned the community service prize.
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Albany
Syracuse Herald- Journal
Albany Times Union
New York State Publishers Association
Lewis Freedman
Albany Times-Union
State Department of Mental Hygiene
Internal Revenue Service
Times Herald- Record
Middletown
Monticello
Poughkeepsie Journal
White Plains Reporter- Dispatch
Niagara Gazette
Ford asks 3.3 billion for education block grants
President Ford asked Congress for a total of 3.3 billion in block grants to states for elementary and secondary education and services for the handicapped and educationally deprived. The plan would replace 24 current aid programs and phase in 2008 funding growth while giving states more discretion.
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Washington
Ford
Congress
Rainy Warm Weather Forecast From Local Weather Service
The National Weather Service at Hancock Field says expect warm, wet conditions with a 70 percent chance of scattered showers or wet snow tonight. Overnight lows near 32, and tomorrow highs around 40, above the seasonal norm of 28. yesterday's high of 61 broke the 1936 record of 40.
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National Weather Service
Hancock Field
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