Panel Finds Death of Disabled Girl Preventable at Syracuse Center
A seven member panel from Syracuse University Center on Human Policy concluded that the death of a 12 year old severely retarded girl at the Syracuse Developmental Center in January could have been prevented with better day to day care and follow up. The report cites medical administrative deficiencies and training gaps, noting chronic congestion and swallowing problems likely contributed to the death by aspiration with bilateral pneumonia possible as a contributing factor.
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Syracuse University Center On Human Policy
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Steven Taylor
Human Policy Center
State Center
Taylor
SU Center
Carey outlines must legislation in first briefing
Governor Hugh L. Carey announced a list of must pass bills before adjournment, including pension reform and rent control. He would consult with Education Commissioner Ewald Nyquist before acting on a bill limiting the commissioner's powers, while a measure already passed would subject education decisions to judicial review like other officials.
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Albany
Hugh L. Carey
Ewald Nyquist
Nyquist
Carey
New York
Freakish storms bring snow and rain across Central New York
National Weather Service warns of mixed precipitation as warm spells mix with unsettled weather. Tonight's low near 50 and tomorrow's high near 70, with a 50 50 chance of rain and SW winds turning NW by tomorrow. Adirondack towns faced heavy May snow with up to 21 inches in Blue Mountain Lake and 14 inches in Old Forge.
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Adirondack Mountains
Adirondack
Blue Mountain Lake
Old Forge
Adirondacks
Oneonta
Berne
Albany
Levi near decision on busing could shape national campaign
Atty. Gen. Edward H. Levi weighs a lone choice on using the Boston busing case to seek federal Supreme Court guidelines on desegregation. White House and Justice officials say Levi's move may not affect current orders or local districts before 1976 elections. The split in Ford administration and Justice officials marks a high political stakes moment.
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Margaret Gentry
Washington
Edward H. Levi
Levi
Boston
White House
Justice Department
Supreme Court
Ford Administration
Transportation
William T. Coleman
U.S. Civil Rights Commission
League of Women Voters
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Department
Plan for Native Affairs Office Gains Favor in Albany
With Moss Lake occupation continuing, Albany reconsiders a 1974 proposal to create an Office of Native American Affairs. Negotiations with Mohawk leaders persist under environmental panel changes as commissioners turn over, while Onondaga and Moss Lake groups seek land and repatriation of wampum bells.
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Richard G. Case
Moss Lake
Albany
Office of
Native American Affairs
Gov. Carey
Department of Environmental Conservation
Upstate
New York
Vermont
Traquois Group
American Arbitration Association
Syracuse
Onondaga Nation
State Museum
Onondaga
Environmental Conservation
Office of Indian Affairs
Assembly Subcommittee On
Indian Affairs
John R. Hathorn
Indian Services
Social Services Department
Nyquist amends orders for two New York City high schools
New York Education Commissioner Ewald Nyquist issued toned down integration orders for Andrew Jackson High School in Queens and Erasmus Hall High School in Brooklyn. He said plans need not require substantial student reassignment and urged long term interracial educational opportunities. The amended plans are due by June 8.
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Albany
Ewald Nyquist
New York City
Board of Education
Nyquist
Andrew Jackson High School
Queens
Erasmus Hall High School
Brooklyn
Board of Regents
Assembly
Vincent Nicolosi
D-Queens
Andrew Jackson High
Andrew Jackson
Erasmus Hall
Martha Mitchell Wins $36 000 Alimony Ruling
In New York City Justice Manuel Gomez ordered former Attorney General John Mitchell to pay his estranged wife Martha 36000 in temporary back alimony. The case follows her 1974 award of 1000 weekly and concerns her cancer treatment and arrears on their Fifth Avenue apartment.
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John Mitchell
Martha
Manuel Gomez T
Manhattan Supreme Court
Mitchell
Fifth Avenue
Gomez
William C. Herman
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Alabama
George C. Wallace
Ford
Indian Affairs Office
Ogden Reid
Reid
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