Federal cutbacks threaten New York student loans
New York education officials warn the Guaranteed Student Loan program may not issue new loans next year due to Reagan cuts and soaring applications. Ambach says funds may be exhausted by 1982-83, forcing reliance on existing loans and reducing Pell Grants and Social Security aid for many students.
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John Strachan
Albany
New York
Gordon Ambach
Reagan
Ambach
Higher Education Services Corp
Higher Education Agency
Michael Cruskie
Cruskie
Pell
Stae
Congress
Labor
Health and Human Services
Recall adds 150 to house payment
New York homeowners face higher mortgage payments after banks recall five year loans for refinancing at higher rates. Michael Shail of Rhinebeck faces $150 extra monthly after Ulster Savings Bank demanded immediate payment or refinance at about 15 percent. Officials say homeowners cannot challenge the move, as many loans allow renegotiation after five years and federal rules removed most mortgage limits in 1980.
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Laurie Asseo
United Press International
New York
Michael Shail
Rhinebeck
Shail
Ulster Savings Bank
Howard St. John
Ulster Savings
New York Bank
Buffalo Savings Bank
Buffalo Savings
St. John
State Banking Department
Ulster Savings Loan
Ken Mills
New York Civil Liberties Union lauds civil liberty gains
The NYCLU reports the 1981 session produced few losses and several gains for civil liberties. Gov. Carey earned credit for vetoing two bills and no Moral Majority measures passed. Gains included stronger shield law protections for reporters, broader disability coverage, longer voter registration, higher welfare benefits, and guaranteed pregnancy disability coverage. Two notable losses were funding cuts for a mental patient panel and stricter bail reform. Barbara Shack notes a strong year but warns of 1982 election risks.
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Albany
UPD
New York Civil Liberties Union
Hugh Carey
Nycsla
Moral Majority
Assembly
Senate
New York
New York State
NYCLA
Shack
Washington
Credibility Stressed at UPI Editors Conference
RCA chairman Thorton Bradshaw told UPI editors and publishers that credibility is the linchpin of journalism and warned against those who erode a free press. He urged openness to new technology while predicting newspapers will endure, and noted the event featured Daniel Yankelovich and Daniel Moynihan with sessions on Reaganomics and media trends.
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New York
UPI
Thorton Bradshaw
RCA
UPI Editors and Publishers
Bradshaw
Edicon
RCA Board
Daniel Yankelovich
America
Yankelovich
Michael J. O'Neill
New York Daily News
Daniel F. Moynihan
D-N.y
Carey to ask delay in public projects
Gov Hugh L Langley and Comptroller Ed Regan plan to urge state department heads to slow or delay capital projects including new hospital wings highways and state buildings to reduce borrowing needs. They cite $2 billion indebtedness and shifts caused by tax exempt savings certificates, and aim to rework priorities and consider short term borrowing.
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Robin Herman
New York Times Service
New York
Hugh Laney
Edward V. Regan
Regan
Albany
James Introne
Carey
Suspect held in book theft extradition pursued
Scotland Yard said it would seek extradition of John M Papanastassiou a Columbia University graduate student arrested in Manhattan after selling four of 267 missing rare books from University College London. He faces U S charges of transporting stolen goods and disposal of them with a possible extradition timeline up to 60 days. Authorities began extradition negotiations with U S courts while London police probe the case.
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New York
Scotland Yard
Columbia University
Manhattan
London
John M. Papanastassiou
United States Customs Service
U.S
Papanastassiou
United States
Federal District Court
University College
Teachers boycott letters hurt Stuyvesant seniors
In Manhattan, Stuyvesant High School teachers vote to boycott letters of recommendation as part of a United Federation of Teachers action. With 700 seniors, many eye-bound, concern grows that early applications to selective universities will falter as teachers estimate two hours per page.
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New York
Manhattan
Stuyvesant High School
Alene Dahlberg
Stuyvesant Chanter
United Federation of Teachers
Nicholas Nickleby hits Broadway with a $100 price tag
Broadway's costly Nicholas Nickleby drew 985 fans to the Shubert Theater for an 81 hour staging. Critics praised its ambition and acting while noting dull stretches. Some patrons felt the price justified by excitement and clocked time flying by as they cheered the hero and hissed the villain.
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Ula Ilnytzky
New York
Nicholas Nickleby
Broadway
Charlene Brandt
Manhattan
Joseph diCorcia
North Carolina
Duke University
Royal Shakespeare Company
Charles Dickens
England
Nicholas Nickelby
Frank Rich
New York Times
Jay Sharbutt
Lottery winners for New York Lotto and Daily Numbers listed
Albany AP reports Saturday night Lotto numbers 39 21 29 6 8 with supplementary . The daily numbers draw produced 754. Winners are not specified in the readable text.
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Albany
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