Carey Won't Oppose Refugees Sent to Fort Drum
Governor Carey signaled no veto of federal plans to ship about 9000 legal aliens to Fort Drum near the Canadian border for temporary detention. He urged that the facility be made habitable and noted Caribbean troops have trained there, while voicing concern over lines of policy on boat arrivals and urging a humane approach. He also touched on prison bonds, school finance rulings, and his own net worth disclosure.
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Albany
New Yo
Hugh Carey
Carey
Ata
Fort Drum
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Reagen
Lake Ontario
Watertown
Haiti
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Caribbean
Puerto Rico
Cises
State Division of Military and Naval Affairs
Pentagon
Jefferson County
Fort Chaffee
Ark
Coast Guard
Reagan
David Stockman
Stockman
New York
Robert Abrams
Evangeline Gouletas-Carey
Chicago
Connie Francis Makes First Westbury Return After Seven Years
Westbury A crowd greets Connie Francis as she returns to the stage for the first time in seven years at the Westbury Music Fair. She apologizes for memory lapses, notes her son Joey is her priority, and recalls a traumatic past attack nearby while delivering a hoarse yet warming performance.
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Pat Milton
Westbury
Connie Francis
Iss Francis
Miss Francis
Joey
Tax assessment clash faces lengthy battle in Albany
Gov. Hugh Carey vetoed the Legislature’s plan to replace New York’s 1788 full value property tax with a fractional system. He warns lawmakers have a month to craft a bill while critics accuse him of aligning with big business. The dispute centers on fairness and the burden shift to homeowners.
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Marc Humbert
Albany
Hugh Carey
Carey
New York
Assembly
Stanley Fink
Brooklyn
John Marchi
Staten Island
Marchi
Senate Finance Committee
Erty
Nassau County
New York City
Senate
Warren Anderson
Abinghamton
England
Anderson
Fink
Kirkpatrick Is Hospitalized After Chest Pain On Flight
U N ambassador Jeane Kirkpatrick was rushed to New York Hospital from a Washington to New York flight with chest pains. Officials said she did not suffer a heart attack and is expected to undergo tests with stable vital signs.
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New York
Jeane Kirkpatrick
U.S
United Nations
New York Hospital
Washington
Ms. Dickie
State Department
Joe Reap
Rolling Stones stun New York crowd in Madison Square Garden show
The Rolling Stones wired a 2 hour 10 minute set before 33,350 fans at Madison Square Garden amid tight security and a near incident-free night. Mick Jagger led a colorful performance inclosing classics and new tunes. Police logged arrests for ticket scalping and minor offenses as fans guarded their tickets closely and scalpers asked up to 300 dollars.
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New York
Rolling Stones
Stones
Mick Jagger
Gene Isaacson
Brooklyn
U.S
Madison Square Garden
Manhattan
Hartford
Keith Richards
Bill Wyman
Child fights rare kidney disease to stay alive
In Troy Marie Lane a frail 20 percent years old girl battles renal dysplasia a rare kidney disorder doctors say the end could come at any time after a failed kidney transplant and months on abdominal dialysis She weighs 16 pounds and doctors worry about brittle bones but she remains alive with care from Unity Sunshine outreach workers and a family enduring financial hardship while awaiting any new option.
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Troy
Marie Lane
Albany Medical Center
Jill Largent
Marie
Unity Sunshine Outreach
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