Oneonta student shot by off duty officer outside pizzeria
New York police suspended two officers after a dispute outside a Oneonta pizzeria led to a student named Peter Burke being shot in the right foot. Officer Izzo fired, Burke was treated and released, while fellow officer Barbieri and deputy inspector Carney face suspensions pending trial.
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UPI
New York City
Oneonta Pizzeria
Steven 1220
Builias
Ductus Mide
Sandy Tua
Peter Burke
Oneonta
William Carney
Police Department
Izzo
Police
Sail
Carney
Richard Barbieri
Department
Raymond O'Donnell
Burke
Suny-Oneonta
Fox Memorial
O'Donnell
Manhattan home costs surge to new record highs
A Corcoran Group survey shows Manhattan prices climbing to record levels with East Village and NoHo up about 31 percent in the year. Co-ops and condos averaged 154000 for a one bedroom and 365000 for three bedrooms in East Village NoHo, lofts at 227000, and 2 500 to 3 500 square feet lofts around 574000. West Village led with 22.3 percent gain and lofts averaging 600000.
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East Village
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Houston Street
Sue Decker
Ms. Decker
Midtown
West Village
Lofis
Amtrak train kills Buffalo teen on tracks
Buffalo police identified 18 year old Michael Bongiovanni as the victim struck by a northbound Amtrak train on the west side around 1130 p.m. The train sounded its horn and braked but could not stop. he was pronounced dead at the scene.
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Amtrak
Buffalo
Michael Bongiovanni
Harold Frank
West Side
Frank
Three hurt as light plane crash lands in Niagara cornfield
Private single engine Cessna piloted by Conrad Tota 49 attempted emergency landing at 3 12 p m near 6463 Ward Road after engine failure at 14000 feet. Left wing struck a tree causing loss of control. Co pilot Richard Carr 48 Lewiston and passenger Norbert Dybrowski 60 Hamburg were hospitalized in stable or satisfactory condition with injuries including a fractured vertebra back injury and facial abrasions.
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Niagara County
Conrad Tota
Ward Road
Tota
Tonawanda
Richard Carr
Lewiston
Diet expert Nathan Pritikin reportedly killed self with scalpel
Albany County Coroner John Marra revised a prior finding and now says Nathan Pritikin, 69, used a scalpel given by an Albany Medical Center nurse to kill himself after experimental leukemia treatment failed. Known diet and nutrition expert Pritikin died February 21. the scalpel was found beneath the body as investigators collected evidence.
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Albany Medical Center
Albany Times Union
Albany County
John Marra
Pritikin
Marra
Elmer Streeter
Erie Democrat Arthur Wins First Major Party Backing for Buffalo Mayor
Erie County Democratic Party endorses George K. Arthur for Buffalo mayor, marking the first time a Black candidate has won a major party endorsement for the city's top office. Arthur, 53, president of the Common Council, vows to canvass every section and street to unseat incumbent Mayor James Griffin. Griffin, a Democrat first elected in 1977, has not formally declared his candidacy.
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George K. Arthur
Erie County
Democratic Party
Buffalo
Arthur
Common Councl
James Griffin
Griff
Right To Life
Associated Press
Cancer victim paralyzed after spinal injection error
Albany area case details a 25 week pregnant cancer patient who was laughing before a vincristine injection was misread and given into her spine. The reader reports paralysis, life support, and a threatened brain death outcome for the mother, with fetal monitoring and possible delivery. Hospital staff face investigation and the two residents involved were reassigned.
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Albany
Carmen Cedeno
Lillian Cedeno
Albany Times-Union
Ambal Cedeno
Schenectady
Puerto Rico
Cedeno
Times-Union
Gregory Harper
Harper
Richard Ridgway
State Health Department
Peter Slocum
Money flowing from Japan in 1984 outflow and effects
Japan posted a 1984 net capital outflow of 49.8 billion dollars, with monthly outflows peaking at 8.4 billion in December and marking a forecasted trillion-dollar U.S. debt by 1990 if trends persist. Analysts say dollar strength, deficits, and rates drive Japan to invest abroad while U.S. borrowing rises, potentially steering global capital and exchange rates.
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Japan Economic Institute
Washington
U.S. Treasury
Janan
United States
Crysten
Institute For International Eco
Nomics
Bergsten
U.S
Kran
Tokyo
Judge Sol Wachtler Says Crime Rates Not Deterred
New York chief judge Sol Wachtler argued the judicial system can only modestly impact crime, urging long term solutions like eradicating slums and unemployment. He called for fixed sentencing with discretion, an end to parole, and criticized grand juries and Mayor Koch on crime policy.
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New York
UPI
Sol Wachtler
New York State Court of Appeals
Meme Nue Mires Bats
Wachtler
WCBS
Edward Koch
Abducted hitchhiker rescued after three day beating
Robin Costa 36 of Fairhaven Mass told police she was abducted near Boston while hitchhiking on Wednesday. Three men were arrested after Buffalo officers found her in a vandalized apartment severely beaten. Costa treated at Millard Fillmore Hospital for a broken nose possible cheekbone and lacerations. Police seek motive and noted she had little food water or sleep.
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UPI
Massachusetts
Boston
Robin Costa
Fairhaven
Mass
New York City
Costa
Mark Antonio
Firefighters tackle three day blaze at riverfront warehouse
Fire Chief Leonard Heather said the Upton Cold Storage Building fire would burn for a couple more days. City crews andCrew from Greece Gates and Brighton battled the seven story brick warehouse on the Genesee River, pumping 800 gallons per minute while walls were toppled and hoses extended into the sub basement.
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Leonard Heather
Heather
Upton Cold Storage Co
Greece
Gates
Brighton
Genesee River
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Genesee
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