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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1981

Page

2

New York Lottery Says Christmas Instant Cash Game Debuts

The New York Lottery launches a $2 Christmas instant game called Holiday Instant Cash with prizes of 5 to 1000 dollars and a chance at 10 top prizes from 5000 to 50000 dollars. Five million tickets will be sold by 11 000 vendors statewide, expiring December 31.

Albany New York State John Quinn Lottery George Yamin Yamin

Woman firefighter praised for rescuing burn victim

Karen Falti Fabisco, among the first women in a male fire department, and partner Jack McGowan rescued 64-year-old Susan Foots from a burning Brooklyn apartment. Foots remains in critical condition as Fabisco reflects on overcoming skepticism since joining in 1980 and balancing a new marriage with a demanding squad schedule.

Buppald Karen Faltisci Jon Seputuntgr Jack McGowan Susan Foots Firefighters

Buffalo Philharmonic Faces Vote Over Budget Cut

Musicians of the Buffalo Philharmonic fear cutting eight weeks next summer will degrade quality. They vote on a board plan to balance the budget after a 450000 debt reveal. Rejection could end the 46 year old orchestra beginning November 23.

Buffalo (Ap Buffalo Philharmonic Daniel Johnston Johnston Joseph Philharmonic West Coast

Two admit role in prison yard slaying in Wyoming County

AP reports Attica inmates Raymond Holdip and Gus Franklin pleaded guilty to reduced charges of manslaughter in the May 23 yard slaying of inmate Robert Moore. Both men from New York City await sentencing on December 2. Holdip faces up to 15 years for attempted murder. Franklin faces 25 years to life for murder.

Warsaw Attica Raymond Holdip Gus Franklin Wyoming New York City Robert Moore Canandaigua Holdip Franklin

Parishioners win big round in skyscraper fight

In New York, parishioners gain influence over selling St. Bartholomew's Community House as a bylaw shifts voting power from vestry to the parish. A Dec 15 ballot is expected after a court-ordered halt on the initial vote tied up by legal issues. Lillian Gish urged prayer to save the landmark center amid opposition from architects and Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis.

New York St. Bartholomew's Community House Park Avenue 51St Street Lillian Gish Mark Alan Siegel Landmark Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis St. Bartholomew's Thomas Bowers St. Bartholomew’s

Cuomo hires aide amid payroll scandal and forgery

Albany AP An aide to Lt. Gov. Mario Cuomo faced payroll scrutiny after the state's Audit and Control challenged the authenticity of Levine's signature on hiring papers. Cuomo blamed former aide William Cabin who admitted to forging signatures and placing non existent workers on the payroll. Cabin pled guilty earlier this month and faces sentencing on Nov 30.

Albany Mario Cuomo Alexander Levine Cuomo William Cabin Levine State Department of Audit and Control Cabin Educational Services Corp Comptroller’s Office Lavine Albany County

Christopher hearing opens in Buffalo on mental fitness case

A public hearing will examine Army private Joseph Christopher 26 charged with killing three black men in a 26 hour span from September 22 to 24 1980. Erie County DA Edward Cosgrove welcomed Justice Flynn decision to open proceedings after prior closed sessions and multiple psychiatric exams. Christopher faces further evaluation today with no next hearing date set.

Bupfalo Joseph Christopher Supreme Court William J. Flynn Erie County Edward Cosgrove Iam Glynn Cosgrove Christopher

Carey appoints nine member panel on insurance rules

Gov. Hugh Carey named nine experts to study New York insurance investment limits. John Heimann will chair the Executive Commission on Insurance Industry Regulatory Reform, aiming to propose deregulation for the 1982 session. The group seeks modernizing rules last revised in 1940.

Albany Hugh Carey New York Carey Executive Commission On Insurance Industry Regulatory Reform U.S John Heimann Heimann New York City Carter Federal Post

Soviet protest over helicopter near Soviet envoy home

The Soviets protest a helicopter allegedly landed on the Glen Cove roof of Ambassador Oleg Troyanovsky. Officials say the craft may have been an Air National Guard medical flight. flight rules and weather were cited as factors, with no conclusive link established. The FBI will investigate the Soviet claim and a formal protest was expected to follow.

Glen Cove FBI Oleg Troyanovsky United Nations Nassau County U.S Steven Munson Kenneth Cynar Air National Guard Long Island Manhattan Don Maurer State Division of Military and Naval Affairs National Guard University Hospital Stony Brook 34Th Street Maurer la Guardia Hempstead Harbor

Bufalino Sentenced to 15 Years in Conspiracy Case

Russell Bufalino, a reputed underworld boss, was sentenced in New York to 15 years for his role in a plot to murder a government witness. The 78 year old received 10 years for conspiracy and five years for obstructing justice, to be served concurrently, yielding a maximum of 10 years.

New York Russell Bufalino Pennsylvania Bufalino U.S. District Court Kevin Thomas Duffy

Fragmentary Ad Data From Postal Rates Notice

A partially legible OCR fragment lists postal rate figures and zone notes. It references outside New York State zones and miscellaneous charges including postage, totals, and numeric codes without complete context or identifiable entities.

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