Tooth Identifies 12 Year Missing Woman In Canal Wreck
Palmyra AP A tooth in a 1968 Plymouth Fury wrecked in the New York Barge Canal solved the disappearance of Grather Hornsby, missing since Sept 24, 1969 after leaving a bar with coworkers. Dental records confirmed the remains. husband Thomas, 68, said justice is now complete. The case is ruled undetermined and likely closed unless further questions arise.
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Palmyra
New York State
Grather Hornsby
Thomas
Acid rain report calls out U S inaction
Ronald Irwin Liberal MP for Sault Ste. Marie releases a year long Canada panel study urging cooperation with the United States to curb sulfur and nitrogen oxides causing acid rain crippling lakes in eastern Canada and New York State. The report cites U S sources as half of the pollution and warns Americans that their own environment suffers as well.
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Ottawa
United States
Ronald Irwin
Sault Ste. Marie
Ontario
Canada
Irwin
New York State
New England
Washington
Ohio Valley
Maine
New York
Pennsylvania
New Hampshire
Adirondack
North America
Doctor with no license runs clinic in small town
Fillmore AP The only doctor in a northern Allegany County village treated about 500 patients without attending medical school or college Investigators say Philip W Murray 34 was arrested while treating a patient and charged with two counts of practicing without a license a felony Murray claimed a degree from the University of Rochester School of Medicine and had practiced there since May Investigators urge patients to seek another physician as a precaution while assessing if any harm occurred
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Fillmore
Allegany County
Philip W. Murray
Murray
University of Rochester School of Medicine
Grogan
Flak jacket saves cop life in Brooklyn shooting
Police say 23 year old Thomas Kennedy was shot five times by a suspect on 93rd Street near Lenox Avenue but survived thanks to his bulletproof vest. Kennedy was wounded in both feet, right thigh and buttock and is listed in stable condition. His partner Dominic Martino aided him as the gunman fled.
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New York
Brooklyn
Thomas Kennedy
Queens
James P. Sullivan
Kings County Hospital
Kennedy
Sullivan
Dominic Martino
Martino
321 5
93Rd Street
Lenox Road
Robert McGuire
71St Precinct
Court upholds New York Endrin ban on pesticide use
The New York Court of Appeals Division unanimously upheld the 11 year old Endrin ban. The DEC was found within its authority to prohibit Endrin due to its nervous system damage risk. The Northeast Fruit Council sought restricted use for apple growers in the Hudson Valley.
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Albany
New York
Epeenate Division
State Supreme Court
Department of Environmental Conservation
Northeast Fruit Council
Hudson Valley
Steve Clark
DEC
Fruit Council
Bronx Two Year Old Shoots Cousin in Ear With Rifle
In the Bronx a 2-year-old found a .22 rifle in a closet and discharged it, injuring his 3-year-old cousin whose ear was grazed. Grandmother Betty Reid, 61, faces charges of illegal possession of a dangerous weapon reckless endangerment and endangering the welfare of a minor with a court date set next week.
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New York
Bronx
Bronx-Lebanon
Betty Reid
Road Salt Study Links Salting To More Accidents
A Rochester study by the Rochester Committee for Scientific Information finds that salting winter roads can prevent skidding but may raise overall crash risk by encouraging faster driving and creating slush that reduces visibility.
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Rochester
UPI
Rochester Committee For Scientific Information
Firemen sue Con Ed over toxic fumes after Lower Manhattan blaze
Battalion Chief Richard Waligowska and five firefighters filed a $50 million lawsuit against Consolidated Edison in Manhattan Supreme Court alleging the utility failed to warn about toxic fumes from a transformer explosion at East 14th Street. Six plaintiffs, with 18 others already seeking to join, expect about 40 to participate. utility spokesmen call the suit baseless.
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John F. Rhodes
New York
UPI
Consolidated Edison
Lower Manhattan
Richard Waligowska
Con Ed
East Mth Street
Waligowska
Kevin Doneagh
State Supreme Court
Manhattan
Herald Square
Pet of the Year must repay party costs
New York State Supreme Court Justice orders Isabel Lanza to pay Penthouse magazine 67 767.71 for a 1980 party announcing her Pet of the Year selection. Lanza rejected the title and prizes, claimed lack of work obligation, and sued for privacy invasion and fraud, while Penthouse argues she targeted publicity and damages.
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New York
Supreme Court
Isabel Lanza
Penthouse Magazine
Miss Lanza
Penthouse
Bop Guccione
Richard Wallach
Manhattan
Richard Golub
Miss Lanzd
Wallach
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