Legislators Seek Rollback of State Fair Ticket Hikes
Republican lawmakers push bills to undo Careys price increases at the State Fair and state parks. The State Fair bill would keep adults at 2 and roll back the 250 ticket hike with parallel cuts across other fair ticket categories. Sponsors include Sen Martin Auer and Assembly members Murphy Miller. Duryea backs separate measure to reverse park fee hikes affecting campsites beaches and facilities.
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Hugh Carey
Syracuse-area
Carey
Sen
Martin , Auer
Prisoner Captured After Court Escape in City
Gerald Broadwater, 25, fled from a courtroom after being found guilty on felony charges and was recaptured about three hours later hiding under a bed at the Charlotte Apartments. He had been convicted of second degree forgery, third degree grand larceny and possession of stolen property. He was slated for arraignment today on a second degree escape charge.
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Gerald Broadwater
S. State St
Broadwater
Albert
Charlotte Apartments
Bellevue Ave
Buckley to Visit Israel Azores and Sixth Fleet
Senator James L. Buckley plans a late June trip to Israel and the Portuguese Azores with time aboard the U S Sixth Fleet. He will meet Israeli government and military leaders, and he warns Portugal’s move to bar U S use of the Azores threatens Israel’s security. He urges strong U S military aid to Israel and cites the Middle East as critical to Western security and economic strength.
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Joseph V. Ganley
Washington
James L. Buckley
New York State
Binghamton
Israel
Azore Islands
U.S. Sixth Fleet
Buckley
New York
B’nai B’rith
Long Beach
Portugal
Ford
United States
Middle East
Lottery draws switch to Thursdays on eighth anniversary
The New York State Lottery will shift its weekly prize drawing to Thursday afternoons starting June 5 to reduce unclaimed prizes. Since its June 1967 start, it has paid out over $234.1 million in prizes and contributed more than $307.9 million to state education. The change will be celebrated with a wine and cheese party in Albany at West Capitol Park.
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New York
Albany
West Capitol Park
Cocaine suspect nabbed at Hancock Airport
A South Carolina man, James A. Fitzgerald, 25, of Charleston, was arrested last night at Hancock Airport after a month-long state police and DEA probe. A pound of cocaine worth about 30000 was found on him, the largest seizure in years. He faces first degree criminal possession charges and was denied bail.
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Drug Enforcement Administration
Hancock Airport
South Carolina
James A. Fitzgerald
E. Bay St
Charleston
D.C
Watertown
Fitzgerald
Town of Salina
Helen Burnham
Public Safety Building
Judge to Speak on Delinquency at Eastwood Meeting
City Court Judge Joseph F. Falco will speak Wednesday at 7 30 p m at the Eastwood Community League meeting. He will lead a discussion on juvenile delinquency and the youthful offender at the Eastwood American Legion hall near Nichols Avenue and James Street.
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Joseph F. Falco
Eastwood Community League
Judge Falco
Eastwood American Legion
Nichols Avenue
James Street
Panelists Discuss Elderly Rights Forum At Cathedral
ADVOCATE! will hold its second annual public forum on the elderly Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. at St. Pauls Cathedral on Montgomery Street. Panelists outline needs for changes in public and professional attitudes toward the elderly and the role of voluntary groups in the process. Participants may join ADVOCATE! task forces to monitor services and promote citizen involvement.
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Advocate
St. Paul's Cathedral
Montgomery Street
Citizens
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