Regents propose 11.2% aid hike in New York schools
Albany AP Regents unveil an 11.2 percent boost in overall state aid for New York public schools for 1982 83 raising total aid to 4.053 billion and increasing operating aid by 358 million to about 3.31 billion The plan aims to narrow the gap between rich and poor districts by boosting total aid for 533 of 706 districts while reducing aid for the rest City districts receive no added aid from this generic measure pending a 40.3 million package approved in June for 35 city districts Educ Commissioner Ambach called the plan substantial but urged higher state share of education costs.
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New York and Quebec Push for Tough Acid Rain Action
U S and Canadian officials urge stricter emissions controls and shared resources to curb acid rain. New York Environmental Conservation Commissioner Robert Flacke and Quebec Environment Minister Marcel Leger propose a joint report on cross border cooperation, seeking changes to the Clean Air Act and planned talks with Gov. Carey and Premier Levesque.
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Weather outlook with mild temperatures and showers
Increasing cloudiness tonight with lows 35 to 40. Milder tomorrow with highs in the mid 50s and a 10 percent precipitation chance tonight rising to 30 percent tomorrow. Southeast winds 10 to 20 mph. Sunset 6 08 p m sunrise 6 30 a m. High yesterday 47 low 34. Record highs and lows listed with historical dates. Relative humidity 82 percent yesterday 8 p m and 93 percent today 8 a m.
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Cal Tech Reports Multiple Southern California Quakes
Officials said several Southern California earthquakes likely were aftershocks of a stronger jolt last month. The two strongest quakes, about 4.5 on the Richter scale, were felt from Oxnard to Orange County around 10:30 a.m. as Dodgers and Yankees prepared for the World Series game at Dodger Stadium. Five smaller quakes were logged by seismologists at Caltech in Pasadena.
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Carson Becomes Norfolk High Cheerleader After 38 Years
Johnny Carson finally achieves his dream joining Norfolk High cheer squad in Columbus Nebraska amid 30 degree cold and a 9 3 loss. The Tonight Show host, 56 yesterday, was greeted with a cake and birthday wishes as family watched and police escorted him off field at halftime.
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Chicago Sees Record Low 17 Degrees Amid Cold Front
A Midwest cold front drives Chicago temperatures to 17 degrees at O'Hare, shaving six degrees from the date record set in 1887. Snow fell in Chicago area with no accumulation yesterday, while high winds hit Texas and rain pounded parts of the East Coast.
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New York faces court over prison bond campaign costs
Albany AP The state must explain why it should not be barred from spending on a proposed 500 million prison bond issue. NYPIRG obtained a show cause order requiring Corrections Dept officials to appear Oct 30 with financial records to justify alleged illegal spending. The bond would fund 4000 state prison cells and improvements to jails and juvenile detention.
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Judge may quit Buffalo trial over color killings
State Supreme Court Justice William J. Plynn considers disqualifying himself from presiding over the non jury trial of white Army Pvt. Joseph G. Christopher charged in the killings of three black males. Defense says withdrawal needed to avoid appearance of impropriety. Arguments set for Monday. trial tentatively planned for November 2.
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