Property tax crisis drives New York special session
Albany lawmakers convene a special session to tackle full-value property tax assessments spurred by the 1975 Hellerstein ruling. Gov. Carey supports full value with protections for homeowners while seeking other tax fixes, including oil company gross receipts and thrift relief. The plan also covers federal funds, state aid, pay raises, and welfare edits as the session may extend beyond a week.
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Albany
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Orles
Hugh Carey
Equalization and Assessment Board
New York City
Muriel Siebert
Carey
Careys Cuomo Rift Opens Over Political Futures
Albany reports reveal strain between Gov. Hugh Carey and Lt. Gov. Mario Cuomo after a fundraiser. Cuomo hints at running for statewide office while Carey weighs new running mates. The two admit occasional silences amid ongoing tensions as they recount their rocky three year partnership.
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Albany
UPI
Hugh Carey
Mario Cuomo
Cuomo
Carey
Mary Anne Krupsak
Lo Cuomo
Five suspects linked to Brink's holdup tied to Weather Underground
Police believe at least one to five bandits from the Brink's truck ambush may be identified. Investigators pursued trails in Nanuet while fingerprint analyses targeted cars and hideouts. Fugitives linked to Weather Underground, Black Liberation Army, and Black Panthers face escalating federal alerts as raids probe broader radical networks.
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Nanuet
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Clarkstown
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New York Times
Rockland County
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Daily News
Queens
Black Panthers
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Mount Vernon
Sam Smith
New York City
Tom McCarthy
Queens District Attorney's Office
Ganization
Roger Young
FBI
Silas Bissell
The
Weatherman
Katherine Ann Power
Reporter Rita Jensen linked to Weathermen fugitive Kathy Boudin explored
Stamford based The Advocate investigates claims by Rita Jensen that she did not know her former roommate Kathy Boudin as Lynn Adams. Details trace Jensen’s alleged residence, civil rights ties, and attorney Martin Stolar while noting a Brinks armored car holdup and related arrests.
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UPI
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Weathermen
Kathy Boudin
Ms. Jensen
The
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FBI
Advocate Metropolitan
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Lynn Adams
Chesa
Ms. Boudin
Nyack
N.Y
Brinks
Advocate
Ohio
Manhattan
Martin Stolar
Leonard Boudin
Jeff Kisseloff
Stolar
Buffalo desegregation dispute tests mayoral standing
The Supreme Court weighs Griffins bid to appeal a 1981 82 busing order in Buffalo civil rights desegregation case. Griffin argues city funding duties give him standing to contest the court order, a move NAACP lawyers call frivolous.
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UPI
Supreme Court
Buffalo
James Griffin
Griffin
Boards of Education
Griffis
Varialtas Connovetsils
California
NAACP
U.S
John Curtin
Curtin
Criffin
Pay disparity in New York nursing sector noted at union meet
ROCHESTER AP Women earn less than men by about 2 percent less than 2 years ago and consumer protection chief Karen Burstein told the New York State Nurses Association convention. About 600 nurses attended the four day event in Rochester where Burstein, head of the Consumer Protection Board, cited the long term fall in women's income from 67 percent to 59 percent of men's in 25 years.
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Rochester
Karen Burstein
New York State Nurses Association
Burstein
The
State Consumer Protection Board
Nun raped in East Harlem convent case heads to arraignment
Two men charged in the Sisters of Charity convent rape case faced arraignments in New York and Chicago. Max Lindeman, 23, was held without bail in Manhattan on rape sodomy assault burglary and robbery charges and ordered watched for death by own action. Harold Welles, 22, arraigned in Chicago after returning from New York, faces a bond hearing as extradition proceeds amid a Mafia contract claim. The nun, 31, who was robbed and stabbed with 27 crosses carved into her body, has recovered in Manhattan.
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New York
UPI
Lindeman
Chicago
Harold Welles
Cook County
Richard Fitzgerald
Welles
Sisters of Charity
East Harlem
St. Vincent's Hospital
Manhattan
Greyhound
Emery urges volunteer police squads to curb crime
Albany Republican Leader James Emery told 600 volunteer firefighters that professional police are under-funded and under-staffed. He urged NYers to form auxiliary police, noting volunteers run about 1,400 of 1,900 fire departments and save taxpayers over $1 billion annually. He cited stalled legislation and called for tougher sentences and higher police funding.
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Albany
VPS
Assembly Republican
James Emery
Genesee Republican
Emery
Lottery numbers drawn in New York state Lotta game
Albany AP reports Saturdays Lotta drawing produced numbers 40 10 7 34 19 17 with supplementary number noted. The daily numbers drawing selected 278 as the Saturday result.
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Albany
Ax Daly
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