Pooler PSC nomination faces Senate Energy hearing
Albany reports that Syracuse official Rosemary Pooler faced two hours of questions as Senator Dale Volker weighs recommending Senate Energy Committee approval for her PSC nomination. Opponents cite consumer board ties and 28 counties and four states lettered opposition. supporters argue impartiality and need for reform.
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Rosemary Pooler
Public Service Commission
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Finance Committee
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PSC
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Association of Investors In New York Utilities
Neighbors Help Capture Buffalo Prowler After Dawn Chase
In Buffalo, about 50 neighbors including a 70 year old woman joined dawn pursuit of a ski masked intruder inside the Lamparelli home. Officer Reinig fired a warning shot. the suspect John O Sullivan, 28, was captured nearby and charged with burglary assault resisting arrest and obstructing governmental administration. The victim family had faced two months of threatening calls from the suspect claiming to be from the Dark and The Man from Iaw.
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Rocco Lamparelli
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Lamparelli
John O'Sullivan
Grover Cleveland High School
Secret Service arrests suspect near Reagan speech
Secret Service agents arrested a 23 year old man at Stewart Airport and seized a .45 caliber handgun as President Reagan spoke at the U S Military Academy nearby. Richard Anthony Kubiscek of Fort Hood, Texas, said to be a fugitive from North Carolina weapons theft charges, was taken into custody after Schoharie town clerk Joan Cummings notified military police at West Point.
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Richard Anthony Kubiscek
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Joan Cummings
Schodack
Rensselaer County
Ossining prison renovation approved by Albany leaders
Gov. Carey and legislative leaders agreed to revamp Ossining prison to add about 600 beds, outlining a $24.6 million plan. The deal pledges Ossining’s closure by 1987 unless the Commission of Correction finds harm in closing early.
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Bottle bill vote delayed in New York Assembly
The Assembly Commerce Committee postponed a decisive vote on a 5 cent bottle deposit as Gov. Carey weighs an executive report on the measure. Breweries oppose most of the plan while supporters await action in the Senate. Committee chair Roger Robach said the meeting would be held Tuesday.
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Assembly
Carey
New York
Roger Robach
Pulitzer winner Waldron dies at 56 in New Jersey
Martin O. Waldron, a St. Petersburg Times reporter whose work earned four Pulitzers, and later chief of The New York Times Trenton bureau, died of heart disease at his home in Hightstown New Jersey aged 56. He had a long history of heart trouble and fell seriously ill last year.
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St. Petersburg
Fla
Times
Trenton, N.J
New York Times
Waldron
Hightstown
N.J
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