Cotter to be named energy commissioner in Cuomo plan
Cotter, longtime journalist and former chairman of the County Energy Committee, is slated to become energy commissioner. He has championed conservation, pushed for tax incentives and codes, and led efforts to reduce natural gas prices while serving in various editorial and public service roles in New York.
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Banks Plan Stirs Debate Over Surrender on Reservation
Sayers notes South Dakota allows prisoner exchanges with 10 states while Cuomo faces scrutiny over his plan to transfer Banks. Heath says Cuomo ignores Banks attorneys and could delay surrender. Officials consider arraignment on the Onondaga Reservation and custody by Iroquois chiefs as negotiations lag. Heath plans to study Banks 1975 trial for appeal.
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Pope John Paul II Visits Poverty-Stricken Honduras
Pope John Paul II arrived in Tegucigalpa to a festive, largely indigenous crowd, with President Roberto Suazo Cordova kneeling as the pontiff kissed the ground. He traveled from Guatemala City on a Honduran SAHSA Boeing 727 due to runway limits at the local airport and planned Mass near the capital before heading to San Pedro Sula.
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Reagan Visits Florida Aims to Mend Conservative Ties
President Reagan travels to Orlando to address the National Association of Evangelicals and visit Disney's Epcot Center while signaling renewed outreach to conservative and religious supporters. White House aide Peter Roussel notes ongoing communication with ally groups, as critics urge stronger follow through on abortion, school prayer, and private school tax credits to win congressional approval.
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Queen praises hospitality as Seattle visit ends
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip wrapped up a U S trip in rainy Seattle after a four hour royal laying in the capital of Washington. The monarch thanked Americans for warm hospitality and said the journey deepened the friendship between the two nations.
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Police investigate shooting death linked to missing handgun
Arrest Pipines shot in the back of the head while asleep. A .38 Derringer registered to Pugh's husband drew an intensive search last week. Erie Canal dragging along Route 257 halted as Albany tests on a gun found near Fayetteville Mall aim to confirm ownership and link to the Pipines case.
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