Bomb blast probes near Mexican Consulate in Midtown
New York City Joint Terrorism Task Force investigates a 1:40 a.m. blast at 8 East 41st Street near Fifth Avenue that damaged a gate outside the Mexican Consulate and Mission to the United Nations. No injuries reported. Omega 7 claimed by phone per AP, but officials cite no confirmed group responsibility. The investigation includes FBI and NYPD detectives. linked motives or ties to the Miami blast are not established.
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Ford living high on federal funds
The article details the costs to the government for maintaining former President Ford in a ceremonial role, including a $1.5 million annual library and museum operation, Secret Service protection, and office expenses. It notes Ford's post–White House earnings on boards, consulting, and speeches, totaling hundreds of thousands yearly, and discusses related legal and funding frameworks.
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No moral qualms defending drug dealers in New York
New York lawyers defend narcotics traffickers with no moral qualms, arguing credibility and skill matter. Ivan Fisher, Vincent Papa, Leroy Barnes, and others describe defense work as demanding, high pressure, and central to their practice, with cases won or lost on wiretaps and strategic advocacy.
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NEW York
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Christopher trial postponed amid defense prep delay in Buffalo killings
State Supreme Court Justice William Flynn granted a one week delay in the Joseph Christopher trial from September 30 to October 7 to allow defense lawyers more time for preparation. He denied the request for separate juries. Christopher, a 26 year old white Army private, is charged with second degree murder in the September killings of Glenn Dunn Harold Green and Emmanuel Thomas. He also faces related charges in Niagara Falls and New York City. The Appellate Division ruled Flynn acted correctly in closing pre trial hearings to the public, and transcripts may be released later without harming the defendant.
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Rabbits Heat Greenhouse Cuts Fuel Use in Oregon
Grants Pass grower William C. Schultz raises 450 rabbits to warm his greenhouse. Warm air from cages is blown through tubes along the floor, saving about 650 gallons of propane daily in winter and 13 percent of the fuel bill. He notes body heat comes from ears and says a larger herd could heat the site completely.
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Grants Pass
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Homesick man kills wife then takes life in New York
Police said Radoslav Ostojic 29 stabbed Ivanka 27 in their bed then killed himself when she refused to return with him to Yugoslavia. A 14-year-old nephew found the bodies and alerted authorities. Ostojic left a four page letter claiming burial of the bodies in Yugoslavia and wrote a poem.
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Regan urges veto of NYC convention center cost hike
New York State Comptroller Edward Regan urged Gov. Carey and legislators to veto a 45 million dollar ceiling increase for the New York City convention center. The project has cost taxpayers 375 million so far and aims to finish at 34th Street and 10th Avenue in Manhattan by June 1984.
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