Police seek clues in Digest editor's slaying
State Police search for clues in the strangulation death of Eleanor Prouty a retired Reader's Digest editor in her Westchester home. Her 66 year old husband Norman was beaten and hospitalized as investigators probe possible robbery and a rear door entry. The couple were found by their son Norman Jr of Citibank across the street around 10 am yesterday. Police urge anyone with information to call 914 234 9292.
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Elephant Race Highlights Monticello Meet
In Monticello New York an elephant raced at Monticello Raceway with Millie a 6000 pound sixth year thrilled by crossing first beating Nellie an eight year old 3500 pound rival with Gary Messenger driving the winner and Joe Ricco the loser. The day was warm turning cooler with a cold front forecast to bring seaside conditions and a return of Memorial Day travel.
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Albany budget war eases as federal funds halt
Albany fights over state spending ease after the federal government holds up about 300 million in welfare payments. Legislation on abortion, taxes, and criminal penalties stalls. death penalty vetoes loom, while tax-cut plans falter. Court moves toward full value taxes may be delayed, affecting homeowners.
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New York City
State official warns $23M losses from $1M budget cut
New York Deputy Attorney General for Medicaid Fraud Charles J. Hynes says cutting his civil recovery division by almost $1 million would force dismissal of about $23 million in lawsuits against nursing-home operators over Medicaid fraud. He asserts protests to move suits to the Attorney General’s office lack manpower, and notes broader Medicaid abuses in nursing care versus hospitals. He also reports 15 percent of pharmacists sell brand-name prices for generic prescriptions and vows continued undercover monitoring to deter such abuses.
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Rope and assault on Madison Square Garden crowds
A gang of youths robbed two subway passengers after a concert on a Manhattan train. One victim lost his shirt and a necklace was stolen, while another was beaten for his wallet and watch. Two sailors were also attacked. a sailor needed hospital care for a deep facial wound. Eight suspects, including five juveniles, were arrested on robbery and assault charges. A separate Brooklyn attack left a youth with a broken nose.
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Lotto numbers drawn in New York Saturday night
The six numbers drawn in New York's Lotto game were 07 24 26 23 11 25. The supplementary number was 31.
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Riots may spread says black leaders in U S cities
A former Miami official a New York congressman a Cabinet member and a national black leader warned racial riots could erupt elsewhere. Athalie Range and Charles Rangel warned of explosive tensions while Patricia Harris cited poverty as urban powder kegs. Benjamin Hooks echoed the nationwide threat amid tense race relations following the McDuffie case.
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Teen held in burglary case at Glen Cove High School
A 17 year old, Bruce, was arrested at 6 p.m. at his home on April 6 after a month long burglary probe into a theft of musical instruments worth 1400 dollars from Glen Cove High School. The items were found in the basement of Navas home. Navas faced third burglary charge and was arraigned in Mineola.
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Mineo
Economic news good and bad from Carter adviser
President Carter’s chief economic adviser Charles Schultze says the recession is moving faster than expected but credit controls are lowering interest rates rapidly. He notes mixed signals with declines in consumption and production, inflation easing from 18 to 11 percent, and predicts further down to single digits later this year. Mortgage rates are expected to fall aiding CPI movement.
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