New York lobbyists spend record 14 million in 1984 Albany
Albany reporters show that special interest groups and governments spent a record 14 million dollars in 1984 to influence the state Legislature, governor, and agencies. One thousand three hundred twenty registered lobbyists represented 669 clients, with salaries totaling 10.26 million. Top spenders included New York City and the Bankers Association, the Tobacco Institute, and the Medical Society. Key issues included environmental funding, smoking bills, seat belt mandates, and the failed 21 drinking age push.
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Ambush victim in fair condition in Penfield
A 30 year old Rochester area man Robert Barone was shot in the stomach by a shotgun during an ambush in the driveway of his Penfield home. He underwent surgery and investigators have not yet determined a motive. Barone worked at the Northway Social Club in Rochester.
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Italy's No 1 fugitive nabbed in New York
Francesco Pazienza the Italian business magnate described as Italy's No. 1 fugitive was arrested by U S Customs agents at 6 World Trade Center in New York while conducting business He faces charges of extortion and revealing state secrets and was to be arraigned before a U S magistrate He previously escaped from a 1982 Italian jail and is linked to the Super S organization within Sismi The Daily Number lottery drawing 691 and Win Four 2475 were also reported from Albany by The Associated Press
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Items linked to missing woman found in hunting area
Westchester police recovered belongings believed tied to Beverly Capone, missing after leaving IBM in Dobbs Ferry. The items were found in a Cairo cabin, as investigators link Capone to the case surrounding Yonkers officer Gary Szymileski’s Feb 24 slaying. Detectives from Mount Vernon and Dobbs Ferry pursue leads with state police in East Durham as Mengel faces extradition hearings in Toronto.
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Cuomo proposes tougher penalties for unethical doctors
Governor Mario Cuomo introduces a bill to raise penalties for illegal sale of prescription drugs from a misdemeanor to a felony with up to 15 years in jail and to allow police to inspect doctors and pharmacists records. The measure also bans most 30 day prescriptions for controlled drugs unless special cases.
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