New York Faces 2.33 Billion Deficit in New Fiscal Year
Albany reports show New York begins its year with a 2.33 billion General Fund deficit under GAAP. Comptroller Regan warns the ongoing rollover of education aid sustains borrowing of about 3 billion annually with rising interest costs and calls for gradual elimination of the rollover.
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Marc Humbert
Albany
New York
Edward Regan
Regan
Hugh Carey
Carey
Marvin Nailor
Hospitals ready pot program in New York patients to smoke
New York hospitals may begin a four year federally authorized research program allowing selected cancer patients to legally smoke marijuana for chemotherapy side effects. Over 70 hospitals expressed interest and screening could start by October 23 with patients approved within a month of qualification.
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John Strachan
Albany
New York
David Axelrod
Axelrod
Federal Food and Drug Administration
Ing
Gerald Feck
State Health Department
Feck
Peck
Mississippi
National Institute For Drug Abuse
Assemblyman
Antonio Olivieri
New York City
Canadian bail gag rule shocks Western New York press
Buffalo reporters witnessed Ontario Court restrict publication at Dania Sayegh bail hearing for a Niagara River death. American editors weigh tactics while noting potential jail or legal consequences for coverage. Sayegh faces second degree murder charges. next court date October 22.
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Buffalo
Ripgara Falls
Pitere
New York
Ontario
Allan Henry Hollingsworth
Dania Sayegh
Toronto
Niagara
United States
Canada
U.S. Supreme Court
Sayegh
Peter, Paul and Mary reunite for 20th anniversary concert
Peter, Paul and Mary staged a 20th anniversary reunion concert at the Savoy in New York, celebrating their Bitter End debut in Greenwich Village. The trio performed classics including The Power Song Blowin in the Wind and If I Had a Hammer, with guests and a cake for fans.
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Peter
Paul
Mary
Mary Campbell
New York
Peter, Paul
Savoy
Greenwich Village
John Denver
Judy Collins
Paul Winter
David Bushkin
Lucy Simon
Peter Yarrow
Paul Stookey
Mary Travers
the Savoy
Land
Mother Charged in Newborn Death in Brooklyn Dumpster
Police say Jane Barton, 36, faces second degree murder charges after a day-old girl was found dead in a Brooklyn garbage dumpster. Detectives report she will be arraigned later today. she has three other children and was reportedly separated from her husband months ago. The infant's death marks the fifth abuse fatality in NYC in the past month.
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New York
UPI
Brooklyn
Jane Barton
Canada presses U S to end Great Lakes pollution push
Canadian Environment Minister John Roberts urged Washington to halt discharges into the Niagara River after findings by Environment Canada show the Niagara Falls plant in New York poorly treats toxic chemicals. The report cites 39 of 41 toxins passing through untreated. Roberts demands U S compliance with the 1978 Great Lakes Water Quality agreement and stops until plant issues are fixed.
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Toronto
U.S
Niagara River
Washington
Great Lakes
Environment Canada
Niagara Falls
N.Y
Robert Slater
Ontario
New York
Public Interest Research Group
Niagara
United States
Canada
U's. Great Lakes
John Roberts
Convicted drug operator boosts New York fall foliage ad
Saranac Lake reports Geoffrey Riggs a 30 year old Lake Placid resident once linked to a federal drug case appears in state public service announcements promoting New York leaf peeping. Officials say ads featuring a couple strolling a leaf strewn lane continue on air.
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Saranac Lake
New York
State Commerce Department
Adirondack Daily Enterprise
Geoffrey Riggs
Lake Placid
Riggs
Harvard University
Bern Rotman
Rotman
David Murray
Rape sparks convent security review in East Harlem
Police investigate a rape and robbery at the Sisters of Charity convent in East Harlem near Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church. A 30 year old nun is hospitalized in a traumatized state. Detectives plan composites of two suspects as church officials discuss heightened security measures citywide.
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New York
East Harlem
Sisters of Charity
East
Harlem
Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church
Edwin O'Brien
Archdiocese of
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