Regan cites Olympic lottery failure and shortfalls
Albany AP reports state comptroller Edward Regan found the $10-a-ticket Olympic lottery raised only 4.1 million for a trust fund meant to support Lake Placid facilities, far short of the 100 million goal. With deficits, the LPOOC faces bills and possible bankruptcies while efforts mount to plan long term use and operation of Olympic venues.
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Mary Fiess
Albany
Edward Regan
Lake Placid
LPOOC
ABC
Love Canal Residents Dig In On Federal Relocation Plan
Niagara Falls AP report notes Love Canal area families resist temporary moves for up to a year, demanding permanent relocation before health tests. Federal court seeks 50 000 pages of medical data. about 30 percent of eligible residents have applied for relocation as EPA gears up health studies.
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Niagara Falls
Love Canal Area
Love Canal Homeowners Association
Buffalo
U.S. District Court
State Health Department
Love Canal
John T. Curtin
Michael J. Cuddy
Washington
Mall group pressures ruled illegal
Albany AP reports Gov. Hugh Carey signed a law banning campaigns by merchants groups to force stores open on Sundays or close on a specific day. Fines of 250 to 2000 dollars apply. The measure targets shopping-center lease dynamics and big-group dominance, protecting small merchants from Sunday pressure.
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Albany
Hugh Carey
Elleric Setae
Capitol
Assembly
Senate
Nicholas Calogero
R-Utica
Calogero
Congress
New York
Warren Anderson
Fish and Wildlife Commission
Department of Environmental Conservation
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Federal Environmental Protection Agency
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Syra
Herald-Journal
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Eneny
Eneem Egy
W.Y
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Ae Aeneree
Ee Orla
Fayetteville Mall
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