Fink rejects Anderson budget plan in Albany clash
Assembly Speaker Stan Fink rejected Warren Andersons latest budget compromise, calling it insane and warning that spin ups in fees could delay passage for at least a week or more. The dispute centers on 300 million in added charges and differences over scrip payments and Medicaid funding, with broader budget cuts and school aid also unsettled.
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Kenn Peters
Albany
Senate
Warren M. Anderson
Assembly
Stanley Fink
Anderson
Fink
Hugh L. Carey
Scrip
Edward V. Regan
Regan
James Donovan
R Chadwicks
Donovan
Democrats
Elizabeth A. Connelly
Dstaten Island
Manfred Ohrenstein
Carey
Ohrenstein
Onondaga County
Radioactive warning doesn't hurt plate sales
Buffal o reporters note Fi estaware remains popular despite warnings on radioactivity from the Health Department. Dealers say demand stays strong across the West, with California and Texas showing higher prices. Prices vary by piece with cups costly to replace and complete sets fetching high sums.
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Ruth's Antiques
Clarence
California
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Texas
Hoff man seeks transfer to work release in New York prison
Abbie Hoffman hopes to leave Downstate Correctional Facility in June and enter a work release program in a New York City facility. State officials have not decided on Hoffman joining such a program. He is serving a three year sentence for selling 36000 dollars worth of cocaine in 1973 and recently ended a 14 day hunger strike in support of Bolby Sands.
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Abbie Hoffman
Downstate
Hoffman
New York City
Watertown Daily Times
Lou Ganim
Jon
Ganim
Fineview
Thousand Island
St. Lawrence River
Carey's wife to cite ex-mate's bigamy
Evangeline Gouletas Carey plans to use bigamy grounds to request a church ruling on her marriage to Gov. Hugh L. Carey. Frangiskos Kallianniotis acknowledged a prior European marriage in 1952, and Gouletas Carey seeks a tribunal review to salvage her Catholic union while she pursues sanctification.
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Richard J. Meislin
New York Times
Albany
Evangeline Gouletas-Carey
Frangiskos Kallianitis
Archdiocese of Chicago
Kallianiotis
Cook County
Chicago
Evangeline Gouletas
Alexandra Malakase
Munich
Miss Malakase
Greece
van Nuys
Calif
Europe
Cornelius Pitt
Gouletas
Pitt
Bill would let localities hire own waste monitor
ALBANY AP Municipalities would be allowed to hire their own expert to monitor local chemical dumps or treatment centers at the cost of those using the facility under a bill passed by the state Senate. The measure calls for monitors with chemical engineering qualifications and a cost in the low 20 000s. It is part of a six bill package plus a proposed 150 million bond to fund a high technology waste disposal facility. The Assembly is unlikely to support the measure.
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Albany
State
Senate
John Daly
Niagara Falls
Assembly
Daly
Department of Environmental Conservation
New York
Stanley Fink
Capitol
State Board of Regents
Manhattan
Times strike looming over Friday edition in New York
A spokesman for the Newspaper Guild says there will be no Friday New York Times unless a contract is settled by tomorrow. The union also threatens expanding walkouts at the New York Daily News and the New York Post, with 3,450 employees affected across three Manhattan papers.
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NEW York
New York Times
Newspaper Guild
New York Daily News
Pat Smith
Times
the News
Hensyproper
News
The
Post
Fereral
Robert Eyler
Carnegie Hall Turns 90 In Glitzy New York Celebration
The article recalls Carnegie Hall’s 90th anniversary with a star studded tribute. Zubin Mehta led a recreation of the inaugural 1891 program while icons like Beverly Sills Leontyne Price and Itzhak Perlman attended. Attendees included Mayor Edward Koch and other prominent figures in fashion theater and society.
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New York
UPI
Zubin Mehta
Tchaikovsky
Walter Damrosch
Jon Garrison
Westminster Choir
Oratio Society
Brooklyn
Andrew Carnegie
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