New Prison Bond Wins by Narrow Margin in New York
Albany reports Governor Carey and prison chief Thomas Coughlin hailed passage of a 500 million bond aimed at building 4,078 new prison cells and upgrading juvenile detention. The vote, 1,232,032 to 1,228,984, signals growth and future capacity despite overcrowding concerns and projected costs up to 1.5 billion dollars.
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Marc Humbert
Albany
Thomas Cor
New York
Sue
Coughlin
Carey
New York City
Wyoming County
State seeks $1 million in toxic dumping suit
Albany AP reports the state sues American Thermostat Corp of South Cairo for 1 million dollars over dumping toxic degreasing chemicals trichloroethylene and tetrachloroethylene into ground and wells. The suit seeks cleanup and daily fines. officials notified residents to avoid contaminated wells.
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Albany
Greene County
Attorney General's Office
American “Thermostat Corp
South Cairo
Temad
Departments of
Environmental Conservation and Health
Robert Abrams
David Moskowitz
American Thermostat
South
Cairo
Moskowitz
Health Department
Department of Environmental Conservation
Thor- Mostat
Here
Abrams
Business Council urges veto of property tax reform bill
The Albany lobbying group urged Governor Carey to veto the real property tax reform bill as a flawed attempt to change New York 200 year old assessment law. Led by Raymond Schuler, eight groups including the Association of Counties and League of Women Voters join in opposing the measure. The Anderson Fink plan would repeal full value and permit fractional assessment. Carey has until Wednesday to decide.
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Albany
Hugh Carey
New York
State Business Council
Raymond Schuler
Carey
Schuler
Association of Counties
The
Conference of Mayors
School Boards Association
Association of County Directors of Real Property Tax Services
Assessors Association
New York Public Interest Research Group
State League of Women Voters
New York Farm Bureau
Business Council
Senate
Warren Anderson
R-Binghamton
Bly
Stanley Fink
Brooklyn
Anderson-Fink
Different roads taken to pork barrel
A Washington AP analysis shows New York's two senators using divergent tactics on the Tennessee-Tombigbee waterway. Moynihan opposes the boondoggle, arguing funds should favor northern needs like the Catskills tunnel, while D Amato supported Tem-Tom to gain NY support. The 232 mile canal costs are projected at 2 to 3 billion with 189 million approved for this year. Moynihan criticizes the project as misdirected pork, and D Amato defends maintaining invested funds and argues for balanced national public works.
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Martin Wald
Washington
New York
U.S
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
Dn.y
Catskills
New York City
Alfonso D'Amato
R-N.y
D'Amato
White House
Senate
Moynihan
Gulf of Mexico
Mississippi River
Congress
Mississippi
D’ Amato
West Valley
Westway
New York State
D’amato
America
Senate Water Resources Subcommittee
Long
400 arrested in drug raid at disco
New York police swept the Got ham Disco on East 54th Street during Freak Night arresting more than 400 revelers after undercover officers made eight drug purchases in 30 minutes. Officers seized pills marijuana cocaine heroin several knives and a .32 revolver as patrons stood still during the raid.
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New York
Gotham
East Side
Austin Kelly
Kelly
East 54Th St
East 51St Street
Joseph Vincent
Discovery of 100 votes reverses Elmira result
The Chemung County Board of Elections planned a recount after a 100 vote discovery for Democrat Mary Pat Ciccariello reversed an apparent Republican win by David LaPone. If validated, Ciccariello would become Elmira’s first woman mayor with a 4,152 to 4,115 margin.
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Ciccariello
LaPone
Koch's Victory Dampened by Father's Hospitalization
New York Mayor Edward Koch, celebrating a 75 percent victory, learned his 87-year-old father Louis Koch was hospitalized in Florida with fluid in the lungs and listed as serious but stable. Koch reassured doctors and continued greeting subway riders at his Lexington Avenue stop.
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NEW York
Edward’ Koch
Florida
Louis Koch
Florida Medical Center
Sunrise
Fla
Lexington Avenue
77Th Street
Manhattan
Koch
New York Medicaid to raise hospital patient reimbursements
State Health Commissioner David Axelrod said New York hospitals will see a 4.4 percent bump in average Medicaid per patient reimbursement starting January 1, 1982, to 302.87 dollars per day. Nursing homes will gain 8.6 percent to an average of 66.40 dollars per day across 796 facilities.
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Albany
New York
David Axelrod
Axelrod
Herais Journal publication notice from Syracuse Herald
Public notice from the Herald Co issued in Syracuse W Y for the Herais Journal at Box 4915 with publication number 531580 and second class status dated August 7.
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Herais- Journal
the Herald Co
Syracuse
W.Y
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Southard
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