New York Parks Face 15.4 Million Federal Budget Cut
State Parks Commissioner Orin Lehman cites Reagan cuts reducing New York's federal funds by 100 percent for four programs. The $15.4 million dip follows the elimination of the Land and Water Conservation Fund, affecting Jones Beach redevelopment and 1,000 federally financed park jobs.
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Hugh L. Carey
Federal Land and Water Conservation Fund
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Reagan woos labor leaders in Oval Office invitation
President Reagan invites AFL-CIO President Lane Kirkland and top policy makers to a Dec 2 Oval Office meeting as labor groups plan an $11 million two year program to reshape public image and boost political activity. Mondale Kennedy and O Neill headlined a convention lineup amid tense administration-labor relations.
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CIO
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United States
Canada
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Donovan
Mondale
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Thomas
Donahue
Serpico Denies Pregnant Woman Left in Lurch
Former NYPD star Serpico faces a Family Court battle over child support after a flight attendant, Pamela P., claims he fathered her 18 month old son. The case centers on birth control deceit and a fight over paternal responsibility amid feminist support for male equality.
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New York
Frank Serpico
Karen DeCrow
Syracuse
New York City
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Europe
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Nanette Dembitz
Pamela
Feminist DeCrow
National Organization For Women
DeCraw
Supreme ‘Court
Alan Levine
DeCrow
Levine
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Switzerland
Panel doubts Agent Orange health study design
Washington AP panel questions the Viet Nam Agent Orange health study plan saying the exams will be superficial and may miss neurological reproductive and psychological effects. It criticizes secrecy and secrecy driven design, urging minimal VA involvement and clearer protocol details.
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Vietnam
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University of California At
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Veterans’ Groups
Jon Furst
First out of womb fetal surgery reported by UC team
San Francisco doctors Mitchell Golbus Michael Harrison and Roy Filly said they performed the first successful out of the womb fetal operation five months ago at UC Medical Center to relieve a urinary tract blockage in a 21 week fetus. The fetus was returned to the womb and continued, but the baby died after birth due to advanced disease.
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University of California
Mitchell Golbus
Golbus
UC Medical Center
Michael Harrison
Roy Filly
Pittsburgh surgeon Transplants 4 year old’s liver to teen
Lauren Toohey, 24, survived a nine hour transplant replacing a cancerous liver with that of 4 year old Robert Mayberry of Kenosha Wisconsin. Her father Joseph Toohey thanked the donor parents and noted the recovery plan includes remaining in intensive care then steps at week end.
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Lauren Toohey
Children’s Hospital
Joseph Toohey
Nelon
N.J
Beth Israel Hospital
Newark
Lauren
Wisconsin
Robert Mayberry
Kenosha
Wis
Thomas Starzl
University of Pittsburgh
Lottery Winners in New York Draws
New York lottery results show Lotto numbers 25 14 3 24 29 22 with supplementary 27 drawn Saturday night. The daily numbers game number picked was 255.
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New York
Two East Rochester Suspects Plead Not Guilty in Gaming Raid
UPI reports two alleged principals Mark Ricci aged 20 and Patrick Comfort Jr. aged 24, both of East Rochester, pleaded innocent to multiple charges after a three month investigation ended with a raid on an East Rochester apartment. The operation yielded gambling paraphernalia drugs and firearms including a handgun two rifles and amphetamines cocaine marijuana hashish and a quantity of paraphernalia. Seventeen others were arrested in the sweep which followed a three month investigation.
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Patrick Comfort Jr
East Rochester
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