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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1981

Page

2

Casinos Threaten Horse Tracks in New York Study

A Commerce Department report warns legalization of casino gambling in New York could depress attendance and handle at Belmont Aqueduct Yonkers and Roosevelt. Buffalo Monticello and Batavia could see smaller declines. Vernon Downs Finger Lakes Saratoga may avoid impact. Net statewide effects seen as modest with potential revenue gains and jobs, but action unlikely this year.

Marc Humbert Albany State Commerce Department New York New York City Peat, Marwick, Mitchell & Co Belmont Aqueduct The Consult Buffalo Raceway Batavia Downs Monticello Raceway Yonkers and Monticello Roosevelt Niagara Falls Buffalo Ontario New Jersey Commerce Department Hugh Carey Coalition For Casino Gambling

New York Man Not Linked to Atlanta Slayings

Poughkeepsie AP report says Frankie Edmonds 32 was arrested with a 29 year old boy in his rented truck bearing Georgia plates. Edmonds held on unlawful imprisonment and endangering welfare of a minor. FBI and local police note coincidences but say he is not yet a suspect in Atlanta cases.

Poughkeepsie Atlanta New York City Frankie Edmonds Dutchess County Edmonds Queens East Fishkill Georgia Bernard Robinson Beacon Rombout FBI William Webster Sam Collins Lee Brown Andrew Criscolo Hast Fishkill

State makes it easier for med students to return

New York Regents establish a system to accredit foreign medical schools and allow American students at those schools to complete clinical years in New York hospitals. Accredited graduates will be treated like U.S. school graduates after completing their fourth year. Starting next fall three years of approved residency will be required for unaccredited foreign graduates. Opponents warn of quality decline and physician surplus.

Mary Fiess Albany U.S New York State State Board of Regents New York United States

Beach quintuplets respond to therapy at Strong Memorial

Rochester AP Strong Memorial Hospital reports one baby in guarded condition improving with treatment and the other four gaining weight. The five infants, born eight weeks early on St Patrick's Day by cesarean, range from 2 pounds 14 ounces to 3 pounds 7 ounces at birth. Mother Corinne Beach, 29, and father Timothy of Kodak are private, with the family declining weight releases.

Rochester (Ap Strong Memorial Hospital Milton Lederman Deborah Jean Lederman Corinne Beach Ontario St. Patrick’s Day

Bartok son loses 1.3M estate fee bid in 22-year fight

Peter Bartok, son of Bela Bartok, loses a request for 1.3 million in legal fees from a 22 year estate battle. Surrogate Marie Lambert ruled he failed to show why a layman should be paid as an attorney for services claimed. The composer died in Manhattan decades ago with an estate valued under 10,000 while modern royalties average 100,000 annually.

New York Bela Bartok Peter Bartok Marie Lambert Bartok Manhattan United States

Former publisher Kellogg dies in Albany hospital

An drew P. Kellogg 78, former publisher of the Schenectady Union Star, died Wednesday after a long illness. Services set for Saturday in Schenectady. Kellogg had led the Union Star before its closure.

Schenectady Andrew P. Kellogg Schenectady Union Star Albany Veterans Administration Medical Center

SAT board adopts nationwide SAT disclosure policy

The College Entrance Examination Board trustees voted to provide students nationwide with copies of their SAT tests their answer sheets and a list of correct answers. The move aligns with New York truth in testing provisions and expands disclosure beyond New York.

Edward B. Fiske New York Times Service New York College Entrance Examination Board New York State College Board Educational Testing Service of Princeton, N.J Association of High Schools and Colleges

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