Moon says tax lien is religious bigotry
The Rev Sun Myung Moon, freed on 250000 bond after pleading innocent to federal tax fraud charges, said he faces religious racism. He claimed prosecution is rooted in bigotry as he and Japanese co defendant Kamiyama entered not guilty pleas and await trial. Moon cited skin color and faith while denouncing religious bigotry as the ugliest part of America.
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New York
Sun Myung Moon
Moon
U.S
Unification Church
America
Takeru Kamiyama
Charles Stewart
Kamiyama
Air pirate surrenders peacefully
A man who attempted to hijack an American Airlines DC-10 flying from San Juan to New York City surrendered after landing at Kennedy Airport. Alberto Gonzalez, 41, Puerto Rico, claimed an explosive device and two accomplices, but no explosives were found. He was charged with air piracy and held for arraignment, facing up to 20 years in prison and a $10,000 fine.
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American Airlines
San Juan
Puerto Rico
New York City
FBI
FBY
Joseph Valiquette
Quebec
Canada
Kennedy International Airport
Valiquette
American Flight 676
Kennedy
Alberto Gonzalez
Altos Rios Piedras
Federal
Kennedy Airport
U.S
Gonzalez
Brusa
Bailout measures eyed to ease New York thrift losses
Albany AP New York lawmakers head to a special session with a package of thrift relief. The plan lets savings institutions count federal bailout funds toward net worth and pay customer interest from that money. Proposals also ease branch sales to commercial banks and simplify thrift takeovers.
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Albany
New York
Muriel Siebert
New York State
Savings and Loan Associations
State Banking Department
Kenneth Mills
Congress
Savings and Loan Association
Coupon war shocks shoppers in Albany suburbs
In Clifton Park and surrounding towns a triple coupon war spans major chains including Shop Rite Grand Union Albany Public Market and A and P prompting hour long lines at Price Chopper shoppers like Barbara Brosnan expect about eight dollars in savings on diapers per hour. Price Chopper executive Neil Golub warns the tactic is costly and inflationary and could hurt grocery prices if it lasts.
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Clifton Park
Albany
Barbara Brosnan
Price Chopper
Shop Rite
Grand Union
Albany Public Market
A&p
Glenville
Tage
Neil Golub
Golub
Carey mends fences during Binghamton visit
Gov. Hugh Carey tours Binghamton and nearby sites after offering to drink a PCB glass. He pledges full building cleanup and $4.1 million in state funding while signaling a possible run for a third term. He faces questions on politics and his wife Evangeline's growing public role.
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Carey
Binghamton
Marc Humbert
Hugh Carey
Broome County
Alot
New York City
Mario Cuomo
Evangeline
Southern Tier
Savin Corp
Corning Glass Works
Widow loses fight to adopt long‑term foster child
The New York Court of Appeals ruled unanimously that Veronica O Rourke of Calverton could not adopt 6 year old Stephanie Petzold, who has fetal alcohol syndrome. The Suffolk County Social Services Department had denied the petition, stating the child would be better with a younger two parent family. Stephanie had stayed in O Rourke's care during the appeal.
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Albany
Court of Appeals
Long Island
Veronica O'Rourke
Calverton
Stephanie Petzold
Suffolk County Social Services Department
Transit Authority to Equip Buses with Radios and Boost Police
New York The Transit Authority announced plans to improve police protection on New York City buses and to give every driver a two way radio. President John D. Simpson said the transit police would refocus to stem what he described as an increase in wanton violence on buses.
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New York
Imes Service
Transit Authority
New York City
John D. Simpson
Authority
Missing hunter Budnick identified as missing in Sodus Bay
Raymond Budnick, 33, of Rochester, a Rochester Fire Department lieutenant, is identified as the duck hunter missing in Sodus Bay in Wayne County. Deputies say he apparently fell from an aluminum boat and is believed drowned.
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Hunter Sodus
Raymond Budnick
Rochester
Herald Journal subscription price list for New York State zones
Herald Journal provides subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, including paper prices, postage, and totals for New York State postal zones and outside New York. Rates show monthly and yearly options, with varying postages and combined totals for different durations.
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Herald Co
Bow
Syracuse
N.Y
Publica
N. Mall
New York State
Lyr, &Io
Omo
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