Carey Declines To Name Gubernatorial Endorsement
Gov. Hugh Carey dodged naming a favored Democratic gubernatorial candidate while in Rochester for the unveiling of a $49 million downtown convention center. He said he had none in mind, criticized certain lieutenant governors, and avoided commenting on Mayor Koch or Cuomo. The project aims to spur Rochester’s economy, with construction to start this summer and finish by late 1984 or early 1985, creating about 500 jobs during build and additional post completion employment.
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Carey
Edward Korh
Mario Cuomo
John Perry
Perry
Monroe County
Democratic Party
Pany
Koch
New York City
The
State Urban Development Corp
Radioactive water leak at Saratoga County nuclear plant
A minor low level radioactive water leak occurred in a drain line valve of the Kesselring site reactor in West Milton Saratoga County. Officials said the release was contained inside the reactor building and posed no danger to workers or the public. The plant was in start-up mode during maintenance shutdown and an emergency was declared at the site.
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UPI
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Kesselring
Theodore Glasson
General Electric Co
DOE
Saratoga County
U.S. Navy
Glasson
State Health Department
Health Department
Officials cited for role in Ginna drill
Federal officials say state and county officials acted competently during a Jan 21 Ginna nuclear plant drill held four days before a site emergency. Sierra Club plans an NRC petition to bar premature reopening. seek full probe of pumps valves procedures and testing at the 12 year old 470 megawatt plant near Rochester.
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UPL
Ginna
Sierra Club
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Rochester Gas & Electric Corp
Federal
Cmergency Management Association
Wayne
Monroe County
Rg&e
Wayne County
Ontario
Ruth Caplan
National Energy Committee
NRC
Suspect Found Hanged After Boxcar Sodomy Charge
Edward Knox a 30 year old Binghamton man charged with first degree sodomy in an incident involving a 17 year old girl was found hanged in his cell at the city lockup. He was found at 1 55 p m yesterday after being arrested earlier in the day and accused of forcing the girl into a boxcar. A railroad yard official noticed him and alerted police.
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Binghamton
City
Edward Knox
Boy Dies on Queens Playground Slide Accident
In Queens, 9-year-old LaShawn Calhoon died when his backpack strap caught on a handrail as he slid down a playground slide at a Rego Park park. Friends ran for help but arrived to find him dead.
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New York
Queens
LaShawn Calhoon
Elmhurst
Rego Park
Pest curb cuts called potato industry threat
Albany AP. Assemblyman Rolland Kidder warns that trimming the USDA golden nematode control program could endanger New York’s $30 million annual potato industry and related crops worth $409 million in state value. He cites a Reagan budget plan to end federal funding by 1988 and urges Congress to restore support. The parasite attacks crop roots and soil, risking state agriculture and potential embargo-like bans on NY produce.
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New York
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Rolland Kidder
Djamestown
Reagan
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Feds
Kidder
New York State
Roger Barber
U.S
Stanley Lundine
Matthew McHugh
Congress
Assembly
Standing Committee On Agriculture
State Department of Agriculture and Markets
United States
Nassau County
USDA
Orleans
Steuben
Suffolk
Wayne
California
Lawmaker seeks junk food screening for parolees in New York
Assemblyman Ralph Goldstein introduced a bill to require parole and probation officers to screen clients for hypoglycemia and low blood sugar. He argues diet influences behavior, citing a Akron area program where 89 percent stayed out of trouble.
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Albany
New York State
Ralph Goldstein
Queens Democrat
Goldstein
Akron, Ohio
Barbara Reed
Cuyahoga Falls
Ohio
Attica package feared to be bomb found empty
A package delivered to Attica Correctional Facility prompted scare as officials feared an explosive device. A Department of Correctional Services spokesman said the item contained food, not a bomb.
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Attica
UPI
Department of Correctional Services
Lou Ganim
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