Carey Rides Victory Wave Amid Campaign Turbulence
The governor begins a tour to Albany Syracuse Rochester and Buffalo to salvage support as criticism over the death penalty lingers. Polls show Carey drawing broader cross party backing and voters citing tax cuts as a key factor, though rivals push a change message as November elections loom.
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Lee Bernardi win leads to heated November race
Detailed vote totals show Lee and Bernardi winning governor race primaries in Onondaga and surrounding counties. Lee gains edge with wins in Cayuga Schuyler Oswego and Ontario, Bernardi leads Kadys in several areas, while Byrne and Spaulding split Conservative lines. Turnout is reported light amid rain as Carey Krupsak Bloom battle continues.
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Escape mystery deepens at Fishkill invalid ward
Garrow, an escapee from an Adirondacks capture and paralyzed since 1973, vanished from Building 13 at Fishkill. Superintendent Reid, a 20 year corrections veteran, said no clues emerged from the porch area and questioned whether Garrow exited by the fence or other means.
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Steingut Loses Bid. Weinstein Backed by Voters
Steingut, 58, who has led the Assembly since 1975, faces defeat amid calls that he focused on Albany and political deals over local needs. Supporters say Weinstein emerges as a one term assemblyman, while Silverman calls Steingut's defeat inevitable. Steingut’s family legacy includes his father serving as speaker in 1955. The longtime leader was a key figure, second only to Gov. Hugh Carey in state patronage control and maintained cordial ties with Republican Senate Leader Warren Anderson.
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Assassination of former Interior Minister in Bogota
Gunmen in civilian and military uniforms killed Rafael Pardo, 50, while he pedaled an exercise bicycle in his Bogota bathroom. The government linked the killing to planned subversive actions around the first anniversary of a general strike. Turbay froze demonstrations and closed the national university for a week.
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