Stones Triumph Amid Rain in Buffalo Concert Crowd
About 75,000 fans packed Rich Stadium as the Rolling Stones delivered a two hour set despite intermittent showers. Mick Jagger wowed the sellout crowd in a red knee sock ensemble and the show featured hits from the 60s and Tattoo You. Fireworks capped the encore signaling a fastest selling upstate New York show with 254 counterfeit tickets arrests noted nearby.
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Rolling Stones
St. Louis
Mick Jagger
Rich Stadium
Stones
Jagger
Charlie Watts
Ron Wood
Keith Richards
Bill Wyman
Upstate New York
Buffalo
George Thorogood
The
Destroyers
Journey
Philadelphia
Bis Country
NFL
Buffalo Bills
Thorogood
Kunitoshi Akimoto
University of West Virginia
Frank Ahmad
Clarence
Springboks departure plans kept secret in New York
Police said the Springboks were in New York City after a three game American tour but would not reveal their location or departure time for security reasons. A Saturday acid attack on officers at Kennedy Airport injured several, as protesters believed the team would depart that night. five suspects were arraigned on assault charges.
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Springboks
New York City
South Africa
Kennedy Airport
Kennedy
Evan Goodstein
Port Authority of
New York and
New Jersey
Port Authority
Joseph Butler
Goodstein
Timothy A. Blank
Martinsville
N.J
Donna Bourup
Eva Rosalin
Chicago
Mary Patten
Chalamport
Mass
Margot Pelletier
Berkowitz May Have Had Help in Son of Sam Murders
Queens DA John Santucci says David Berkowitz probably did not act alone and may have had accomplices in the Son of Sam killings. He cites varying killer descriptions and vehicle sightings as basis for the theory, with six killed and seven wounded in 1976 and 77 across Queens, the Bronx, and Brooklyn.
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Berkowitz
New York
Queens
David Berkowitz
John Santucci
New York City
Bronx
Brooklyn
Santucci
38 percent may lose disability benefits
New York begins a federal review of disability eligibility affecting about 1 300 residents or 38 percent of the first group examined. The notices, part of a nationwide drive, say recipients may be deemed ineligible and face loss of benefits after short appeals. The program targets millions and reflects tightening under Carter and Reagan administrations.
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New York State
New Jersey
Timothy L. Carden
Social Services
Connecticut Department of Income Maintenance
Reagan
Philip K. Robins
Hal S. Wait
Stanford
Calif
Institute For Socioeconomic Studies
Top Carey aides plan fund-raisers
Albany report says aides to Gov. Hugh L. Carey will try to raise 1 million this fall to pay old campaign debts of the Friends of Governor Carey Committee and clear the way for a possible re election bid. Sources close to the governor note high priced events to fund debts from his 1978 second term drive.
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Hugh L. Carey
Albany Times-Union
Friends of Governor
Carey
Wall Street drops widen in global market routs
Shares worldwide slid as the ordinary stock index fell about 22 points to 457.2, with the FT index near 30 points lower, while Tokyo's Nikkei 225 plunged 302.84 to 7037.12. Hong Kong, Zurich, Frankfurt, Sydney, Singapore, and Paris markets also tumbled. bonds rose late trading and the dollar strengthened against major currencies as gold and silver prices fell.
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Frankfurt
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Paris
Europe
London
McCloskey Entering Hayakawa Race in California
San Francisco AP Pete McCloskey a Republican and former antiwar presidential candidate says he will enter the California U S Senate race to oppose Gov Edmund Brown Jr and disclaimers about opponents while stressing his seven term congressional experience makes him the strongest Republican candidate to represent California in the Senate.
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California
Pete McCloskey
U.S
Hayakawa
McCloskey
Congress
Edmund Brown Jr
Jerry Brown
Senate
Seveal
Cardinal Cody Defends Rights Amid Media Scrutiny
Chicago Cardinal John Cody condemned press efforts he calls an assault on Catholic civil rights while denying a probe into alleged church funds redirected to a life long friend and cousin by marriage. Archbishop Bernardin denied a plot to replace Cody as papal election fixer.
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Chicago
John Cody
Cody
Catholic Lawyers Guild
Holy Name Cathedral
Jane Byrne
Cook County
Richard M. Daley
Chicago Sun-Times
Joseph L. Bernardin
Cincinnati
Andrew M. Greeley
Bernardin
Tanver
Reagan Pushes Anti Crime Reform Plan In Speech
President Reagan described crime as an American epidemic and unveiled a sweeping reform package. He urged tougher penalties, restitution to victims, bail tightening, and parole changes while outlining a focus on career criminals and drug-linked crime. He also announced a task force and upcoming appearances before lawmakers.
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New Orleans
API
Reagan
International Association of Chiefs of Police
America
Republican Party
Washington
William French Smith
Fire damages former Bishop's House in planned condo project
A fire at the former Bishop's House near James and Vine streets damaged the roof of a townhouse while the main structure remained largely intact. Deputy Chief Gordon Maycumber said winds carried embers toward Teall Avenue as crews fought the blaze. Developers inspected the site for the 3.5 million project to add 27 condominiums, with six units in the Bishop's House and three others already sold. The 1905 building, owned by the Cogswell family origins, was 75 percent finished before the fire and a discovered coat of arms inside was destroyed.
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Teall Avenue
Maycumber
Bishop's House
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Stephen Buechner
Community Trehnology Inc
Peter and Rocca Cappuceil
Bishop’s House
James and
Vine Streets
Dorothy Street
Rocco Cappuccilli
Cogswell
Survay Process
Peter Cappuccilli Jr
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