Prostitution debate sparks Atlantic City political turmoil
Atlantic City faces a fresh uproar as Public Safety Commissioner Willie B. Clayton proposes legalizing prostitution to curb crime linked to casino hotels. Critics accuse him of self promotion and endangering city finances while Assemblyman Michael J. Matthews moves to void the promotions and possibly seek legal action.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Public Safety
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Clayton
Joseph Alimond
Steven P. Perskie
Senate
William Downey
Atlantic City Casino Hotels Association
Matthews
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Miami
Weather outlook with windy rain and chilly temperatures
Windy with rain tonight and tomorrow. Tonight's low in the amid 30s, tomorrow's high in the mid 40s. Sunset today 4 33 p m, sunrise tomorrow 7 12 a m. Yesterday high 31 low 19. Record high 65 in 1908, record low 6 in 1938. Mean last year 28, normal 36. Humidity 8 p m yesterday 74 percent, 8 a m today 96 percent.
N J decision clears path for Kean victory certification
A three judge panel ruled that the New Jersey Board of Canvassers may meet as scheduled to certify the governor race using the original vote totals. If the recount flips the result to Florio, a new certification would be issued. Kean leads by 1677 votes in the 2.3 million cast.
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New York Times Service
Trenton
N.J
New Jersey
Hng
State Board of Canvassers
Neil Upmeyer
Thomas H. Kean
James J. Florio
Florio
Haitians Flee Detention Camp Into Everglades
Twenty Haitian men escaped from the Krome detention camp near Miami by scaling two six foot fences and fleeing into the Everglades. The breakout follows transfers of 125 detainees to Fort Allen Puerto Rico and comes as at least 60 of nearly 900 detainees have escaped this month with 15 recaptured.
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Randall Hackley
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Everglades
Krome Avenue
Fort Allen
Puerto Rico
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Krome
Miami International
Fort Allens
Florida
Bev McFarland
Secretaries Say Only $1000 In Envelope To Allen
FBI interviews reveal Richard V. Allen aide Irene Derus and Lt. Col. Donald L. Johnson recount an envelope from a Japanese magazine interview contained $1000 in cash. Discrepancies noted with receipts showing $10,000 but sources insist investigators believe the national security adviser received only $1000. Katsuro Ishida confirms the magazine paid Chizuko Takase for arranging the interview.
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Washington
Richard V. Allen
Reagan
Nancy Reagan
Allen
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Donald L. Johnson
Johnson
Army
FBI
Irene Derus
Bureau
Santa Barbara
Calif
White House
Larry Speakes
Senate
William French Smith
National Security
Katsuro Ishida
Shufu-no-Tomo
Chizuko Takase
Officials probing air controller trainee scores in Oklahoma City
Congressman Ford says committee received complaints of altered test results at FAA Academy. Investigators to visit Oklahoma City to verify claims amid rising enrollment and a reported 21.7 percent failure rate. FAA and academy officials cite computer problems and hand regrading as factors while probing possible score changes from 79 to 96 on a November 19 exam.
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William D. Ford
D-Mich
House Post Office and Civil Service Committee
Federal Aviation Adpee Academy
Oklahoma City
Okl
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FAA
Fred Farrar
Mark Weaver
Iit
Lynn
Hélins
Baby's left leg reattached at Bellevue Hospital
Microsurgeons at Bellevue Hospital successfully reattached the severed left leg of 18 month old Jamal Smith in New York. The boy, reported in serious but stable condition in ICU, was rushed from Hamilton Township New Jersey after an auto crash. Surgeons began around midnight following a six hour operation after he arrived by helicopter with his mother Linda Smith treated for head injuries.
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al Bellevue Hospital
Jamal Smith
James Walsh
Hamilton Township
N.J
Linda Smith
Trenton
Nul
Walsh
Jamal
Bellevue
Snow and Wind Sweep Central Northern States Weather
The Associated Press reports snow across the northern and central High Plains and upper Mississippi Valley with strong winds. Minnesota sees the heaviest snow, while Wisconsin, northern Iowa, and southern Minnesota have rain and drizzle. Later today snow is forecast for the northern Plains and upper Great Lakes with showers from the Ohio Valley to central Appalachians.
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Wisconsin
Iowa
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Great Lakes
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Appalachians
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Two Teens Charged Over Shootings At Soviet Ambassador Home
In Glen Cove Nassau County two high school students, Robert Block 19 and Evan Burke 18, were charged with reckless endangerment and criminal mischief after firing a dozen bullets at the glass enclosed patio of Ambassador Oleg Troyanovsky's Long Island home on Nov 14. They told friends they wanted to target the Russians and face a new bias harassment charge. Burke also faces an extra count for firing a flare at the house in September during a visit by Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko.
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Mineola
Long Island
Soviet Union
United Nations
Oleg Troyanovsky
Glen Cove
Robert Block
Bayville
Evan Burke
Nassau County
Edward McCarthy
Burke
Troyanovsky
Andrei Gromyko
Herald Journal subscription and postage rates notice
The Herald Journal lists mail subscription rates and postage for Syracuse and New York State. The mixed OCR shows varying daily and Sunday paper prices, postages, and totals, reflecting different zones and terms.
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Syracuse
Aly
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