NY primary opens as Carey faces Krupsak and Bloom
Voters across New York began primaries with focus on Governor Carey facing Krupsak and Bloom. In the 33rd district Democrat Roy Bernardi seeks to block Clarence Kadys. winner faces Gary Lee or Robert Byrne. Spaulding challenges Byrne for Conservative line. Low turnout predicted with about 4 million Democrats eligible statewide.
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New York State
Hugh L. Carey
Mary Anne Krupsak
Jeremiah Bloom
Roy A. Bernardi
Clarence Kadys
Syracuse
Gary A. Lee
Dryden
Robert J. Byrne
Byrne
Paul G. Spaulding
Skaneateles
Lee
Bernardi
Spaulding
Carey
Krupsak
Bloom
Perry B. Duryea
Brooklyn
Miss Krupsak
Upstate
Carey Polis
Syracuse University
Public Service Commission
Elmira
Watertown
Canajoharie
Robert Abrams
M. Dolores Denman
Buffalo
Supreme Court
Michael Roth
Rye
David I. Caplan
New York City
Roth
Gerald J. Mingolelli
Randolph Foster
State Assembly
Mingolelli
Louis H. Mariani
James N. Lutz
Mark McCarthy
Lutz
McCarthy
Mariani
Onondaga County
Physician denies drug pot charges in Manlius raid
Dr Norman Lipton 40, his daughter Cheryl 16, and Jennifer DiStephano 22 were arrested after a 9 p.m. search by the city Organized Crime Division at Lipton’s home. Police say more than 10 pounds of marijuana, methamphetamine and loose pills were found. All pleaded innocent. bail set at 350,000 for Lipton and 1,000 each for the women. next court date October 16.
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Manlius
Norman Lipton
Seneca Turnpike
Cheryl
Jennifer DiStephano
Kirk Ave
Murderer Garrow dies after hunter shootout in Hudson Valley
Robert Garrow, 42, the man who claimed to be two people, died after state corrections officers returned fire in woods near where he escaped. A convicted killer in 1974 for the 1973 stabbing of Philip Dombrowski, he had confessed to additional killings of Daniel Porter, Susan Petz, and Alicia Hauck. Petz, Porter, and Dombrowski were slain during Adirondack camping, with Hauck killed in Syracuse.
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Fishkill
Robert Garrow
Hudson River
Syracuse
Garrow
Philip Domblewski
Schnectady
Daniel Porter
Concord
Mass
Susan Petz
Skokie
Ill
Alicia Hauck
Miss Petz
Porter
Domblewski
Adirondacks
Miss Hauck
Carter press for Israeli concessions stalls amid stalled talks
President Carter pursues a gigantic effort to win Israeli concessions with no clear signs of success. Officials say it is too early to judge as talks lag between Egypt and Israel while Carter acts as go between. Anwar Sadat and Begin have not met face to face since last Thursday, with a meeting for last night postponed and Powell noting talks remain in a time consuming phase.
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Frank Cormier
Camp David, Md
Carter
Israel
U.S
Cartier
Egypt
Anwar Sadat
Powell
White House
Sadat
Begin
Storm knocks out power for thousands across Syracuse region
A violent storm dropping 1.22 inches of rain and winds up to 32 mph disrupted Niagara Mohawk service to 16,000 customers. North Syracuse saw over 4,000 outages as line feeders failed and trees felled lines. By morning about 25 customers remained without power as crews restored service overnight. scattered outages elsewhere were fixed. State troopers search near the Newburgh Beacon Bridge for Garrow escape clues, with days likely needed to resolve parts of the case.
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Syracuse
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
Niagara Mohawk Power
Fayette
Newburgh-Beacon Bridge
Garrow
Garrow letters studied in woods near Interstate 84
Garrow hid in thick brush near I-84 for nearly three days as search teams probed the area. A small transistor radio he left exposed warned officers of his location. An officer wounded during the search, Dominic Arena, a 25 year old corrections officer from Katonah, was shot in both legs and listed in good condition at Vassar Brothers Hospital in Poughkeepsie.
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Dominic Arena
Robert Garrow
Arena
Garrow
Richard Hongisto
Joseph Keenan
Green Haven Correctional Facility
Poughkeepsie Hospital
Katonah
Poughkeepsie
Vassar Brothers Hospital
Israeli concessions show apparent progress in peace talks
U.S. efforts to bridge Egypt and Israel continue with Carter pressing for closer ties and more intense discussions. Powell described the process as labor like, with a mediator shuttling between sides as Sadat and Begin met while a ministerial session was announced but then postponed. Assad critiqued the peace push, calling for Palestinian rights and Arab unity, warning against action outside the UN.
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Carter
Egypt
Israel
Powell
Sadat
Bonn
West Germany
Hafez Assad
Private funeral services for Robert Garrow
Private funeral services for Robert Garrow will be at the family’s convenience with no calling hours. Burial plans are incomplete. Arrangements by John G. Butler Funeral Home. Survived by wife Edith Foster a daughter Mrs Steven Davis a son Robert Jr a granddaughter his parents Mr and Mrs Robert Garrow Mineville three sisters Mrs Agnes Mandy Mrs Florence Brooks and Mrs Marie French Schenectady and a brother Joseph.
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Robert Garrow
John G. Butler
Plane crash kills three at small Hammondsport airfield
A twin prop Mercury Aircraft Corp craft crashed near Van Gelder Airport at Bailey Hill. Pilot Jerry Whittaker of Penn Yan and Mercury workers Fred Sprague of Hammondsport and Gordon Gray of Bath were killed. Injured were Carl Kohl of Hammondsport and Randy Tyner of Avoca. FAA investigators to determine cause. Hammondsport near Keuka Lake. A chiseler line ends the report.
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Hammondsport
Mercury Aircraft Corp
Here
Steuben County
Carl Secondo
Jerry Whittaker
Penn Yan
Mercury Aircraft
Fred Sprague
Gordon Gray
Bath
Secondo
Ira M
Federal Aviation Administration
Rochester
van Gelder
Mercury
Keuka Lake
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By Ren Peters
Fishkill State Prison
Organized Crime Division
OCD
Richard G. Case
Menachem
Jody Powell
Middle East
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Assad
United Nations
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Aman
Peretti
Betteite
Sereres
Ganley
Joe
Reece
Wen Reese Serene Ma Sesseessessea
Mane
Sylvia Perret
Wilson
Earl Awe
Yaseue
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