Cities condemn Reagan budget as crippling urban America
A Conference of Mayors survey says Reagan’s 1986 budget cuts $20 billion from city and state grants, threatening police and fire services, housing aid, transit, and job programs. Mayors warn 97 percent would reduce services, 83 percent raise fares, and 39 percent face transit shutdowns.
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Washington
Reagan
America
U.S. Conference of Mayors
Syracuse
Chicago
Ind
Charleston
D.C
New Orleans
Ernest Morial
Chicago Today
Pregnant patient paralyzed by misadministered chemotherapy
At Albany Medical Center a 21 year old woman six months pregnant received vincristine into her spinal column during cancer treatment. A resident misread a label, injecting the chemotherapy drug, which should have been given intravenously, causing irreversible paralysis. The hospital and New York State Health Department are investigating. the mother remains awake, fetus stable.
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Albany
Albany Medical Center
Gregory Harper
Harper
Michael Vanko
Albany Medical Center Hospital
Yanko
Bob East
The
Miami Herald
Miami
Jackson Memorial Medical Center
New York State Health Department
PBA Armeiia Atal Ate
Two defeated Dems still on Senate payroll
Two defeated Democratic state senators Joseph Montalto and Carol Berman remain on the Senate payroll as aides to the Democratic minority. Both serve as liaisons with local governments while continuing to accrue pension credits, drawing 40,000 and 2,600 dollars respectively. Experts call the arrangement an unfair edge, though supporters say it reflects ongoing public service.
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Senate
Joseph Montalto
Brooklyn
Carol Berman
Lawrence
Nassau County
Timothy Taylor
Manfred Ohrenstein
Manhattan
State Comptroller’s Office
Montalto
Berman
Paul Elisha
New York
Elisha
New York City
Department of General Services
Kennedy Airport
Queens
Taylor
Christopher Mega
Mega
Edward) Koch
Westchester County
Suzi Oppenheimer
Mamaroneck
Joseph Pisani
New Rochelle
Oppenheimer
John Perone
Auer
Steinfeldt
New York Police Offer Fines to Breakers of Belt Law
New York police plan to issue summons to customers of prostitutes who violate the state's new seat belt law in a crackdown described by authorities as part of broader efforts to curb vice and promote road safety.
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New York
Gerard Kerins
Kerins
Associated Press
Horse Dentist Golden Works With Keyston Topper
Golden, a veteran horse dentist from Dutchess County, treats Keystone Topper in a calm, careful session, noting wolves teeth and baby teeth extraction as he explains technique and safety. He has drilled, pulled, and filed teeth across the U.S. and Canada, logging substantial annual travel.
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Keystone Topper
Howard Bain
Golden
England
Keystone
University of Kentucky
Pine
Plains
Dutchess County
U.S
Canada
New York City
Rochester
Iorida
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