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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1981

Page

2

33 nabbed in massive drug raids

Coast Guardsmen and federal agents seized 33 men and 20 tons of Colombian marijuana in raids on a beachfront landing ground and a Block Island Sound trawler. The operation, based in a beachfront house near East Hampton, followed a three year probe led by federal agents and local police. Eleven tons were found on the trawler and in the cabin cruiser, with 17 tons later moved to the beach. Nine men were arrested aboard the smaller craft, and 21 suspects plus three tons were seized at Lafarges Landing. The leader was identified as Richard A. Magan, 31, of Wayne New Jersey. his brother Lloyd was also arrested. They face criminal possession charges carrying up to 15 years.

James Barron New York Times Service East Hampton Coast Block Island Sound Lafarges Landing Gardiners Bay Forks Long Island Coast Guard Montauk James McGranahan Dennis Murphy Customs Service Texas Presidente Olaya Herrera Presidente Miss Marge Richard A. Magan Wayne N.J Magan Lloyd Key West Fla

Abrams Opposes Milk Regulation

Albany AP report shows New York’s $1.4 billion milk industry accused of price fixing and customer allocation. Attorney General Robert Abrams objects to a proposed rule requiring wholesale buyers to obtain 30 day state approval before switching suppliers, arguing it would stifle competition and raise prices.

Albany New York Robert Abrams State Department of Agriculture and Markets Roger Barber Abrams Agriculture Department Herb Kling Dairy Industry Services Division Barber Kling Timothy Gilles

Bombing attempt targets Soviet mission car in New York

A Militant JDL faction called Thunder of Zion claimed firebombing a diplomatic car near the Soviet mission to the United Nations in Manhattan. The Molotov device caused minor damage but no injuries, after another attempted attack nearby. police and officials weigh responsibility and ownership of the vehicle.

New York Jewish Defense League United Nations Upper East Side 68Th Street Second Avenue 67Th Street Lexington Avenue Associated Press Thunder of Zion Een JDL

Skipper's actions questioned after yacht collision

An engineer for Trojan Yacht Corp testified that skipper Richard Lublin failed to follow emergency procedures after the Karen E collided with a cement barge in Long Island Sound on Aug 9. The 36 foot craft sank. Lublin was the sole survivor and faces possible charges as authorities consider grand jury indictments.

New York Trojan Yacht Corp Karen E Westbrook Conn Long Island Sound East Hartford Richard Lublin David McAllister Lublin Ernest K Corky” Magaw Jr Lancaster Trojan Yacht Company Coast Guard Long Island Connecticut Suffolk County District Attorney McAllister William Losquadro Magaw Montauk Point N.Y

Amputee James Rock Arrested for Doctor Slaying in NYC

In New York City police arrest James Rock, a 56 year old WWII veteran using a wheelchair, for killing Dr. Jacob Brickman, 70, a rehabilitation specialist at New York University Hospital. Brickman died from four bullets. Rock reportedly had been treated at the amputee clinic years earlier.

New York James Rock Manhattan Veterans Administration Hospital Jacob Brickman Rock Brickman William Sloane House West 34Th Street Ant Edward Lorenzo the Y Robert Taylor The Lorenzo Amputee New York City 13Th Precinct

Buffalo man sold marijuana to plainclothes detective

David T. Witt 24 of Buffalo was arrested inside the Buffalo Police headquarters on charges of attempted sale of marijuana and resisting arrest. Officer Joseph Riga and another officer in street clothes confronted him after Witt offered to sell a bag of pot for $5 in the central booking hallway. Witt struggled as he was taken into custody.

Buffalo (Ap David T. Witt Buffalo Joseph Riga Witt Patricia Bowers Ms. Bowers

Harvest of Music Festival set for September in Albany

State officials announced a partial lineup for the free Harvest of Music Festival to be held September 19 at the Empire State Plaza Albany. Acts include Eubie Blake Woody Herman George Shearing Beverly Sills Copland and Blotto with six stages around the plaza. The event runs 10 a.m. to well past dark and will feature a fireworks display funded by a $250 000 appropriation from the state Legislature.

Albany Eubie Blake Empire State Plaza Woody Herman Blotto George Shearing Beverly Sills New York City Opera Aaron Copland State Department of Commerce Bern Rotman

Two Men Arrested in New York Jail Breakout Case

Fort Lauderdale police report two of four escapees from Orleans County Jail have been arrested. Samuel Russo 27 and Phillip Brady 21 both of Medina New York were captured about 10 p.m. yesterday according to sheriff's deputies.

Fort Lauderdale, Fla UPI Orleans County N.Y New York Samuel Russo Phillip Brady Medina Sheriff's Deputies

Notice of Proposed Telephone Rate Schedule Change

Public Service Commission records a filed tariff change by New York Telephone Company to become effective October 3, 1981. The change allows transfer of a customer's contract for Dial PBX Series 600 Type 40 42 50 52 services under the two tier rate plan to another customer with new customers allowed to assume remaining obligations.

Public Service Commission

Judge must finish term before seeking new Civil Court seat

Albany AP The New York Court of Appeals ruled 4 3 that sitting Brooklyn Civil Court Judge Barry Hurowitz cannot run for another 10 year term until he completes the remainder of his current term which began in 1977 Hurowitz a Democrat has more than five years left and a November bid could have secured him a Civil Court seat through the decade if elected with Mayor Koch leading the ticket

Albany New York City Court of Appeals Brooklyn Barry Hurowitz Hurowitz Edward Koch

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