Indictments Target Five Top Republicans Named
Reports say indictments naming County Executive John H Mulroy County Republican Committee Chair Richard J Hanlon State Senator Martin S Auer former County Legislature Chair Ephraim F E Shapero and former Republican Committee vice chair Leonard P Markert Jr could be opened Wednesday The documents were sealed to avoid prejudice to Deputy County Comptroller Richard G Sheeran whose trial ended September 20 allowing unsealing The cases appear linked to Peter D Andreoli s probe into Republican fundraising among Civil Service protected county employees
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Garrow’s son admits aiding in escape
Robert Garrow Jr., 18, son of convicted killer Robert Garrow Sr., pleaded guilty in Dutchess County Court to helping his father escape Fishkill state prison. The elder Garrow was killed by corrections officers after an exchange of gunfire during recapture. Sentencing for the son is set for October 19. he remains free on $5,000 bail and faces up to seven years in prison.
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Rail pickets defy Carter as traffic slows nationwide
Washington AP report says striking railroad clerks defied President Carter’s order to return to work and intensified picketing. A federal judge refused to enforce the command, keeping more than 300,000 rail workers off the job and halting or delaying traffic across the country. UnionPresident Fred Kroll said the strike continues and that protection from employers is needed before members resume duties.
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Pope John Paul I Died After Brief Papacy in Rome
Vatican City reports Pope John Paul I died of acute myocardial infarction in his bed at about 11 p.m. He was 65 and had reigned just 34 days. His body lay in state in Clementine Hall as mourners, officials, and travelers paid respects. The Italian government declared national mourning and President Carter offered condolences for the pope's brief but impactful tenure.
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Pope John Paul Lived Joyfully Hours Before Death
Vatican accounts describe Pope John Paul II as happy and fully engaged during a morning audience with Philippine Cardinal Julio Rosales and nine bishops from Manila. Rosales recalled the pope smiling at an Italian address and asking about dioceses and problems. The pontiff spoke of evangelization, justice, peace, and Lebanon, stressing eternal life as central to the Christian message.
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Loss of loving leader shocks world Pope John Paul II
The world expresses shock and sorrow at the death of Pope John Paul II the smiling pontiff from Italy's mountains. President Carter honors him saying he captured the imagination of his church and the world and held out a promise of combining his predecessors' finest qualities with warmth and understanding of ordinary people's lives.
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Aurora light show graces Central New York skies
A rare northern lights display lit Central New York skies in the pre dawn hours. Forecasters warned the phenomenon is unpredictable and tied to sun spot activity. Clear tonight with mid 40s lows and a 10 percent rain chance. Sunday 70s with sun, then mid 60s with a chance of showers. Catholics and non Catholics across the U S mourn Pope John Paul I as tributes flow from global church leaders including Kennedy Mondale Cooke Cody Medeiros and others.
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Waste barrels in Oswego County to be removed
The DEC says with supplemental budget approval it can start removing 5 000 to 6 000 barrels near Mexico and 2 600 more at Oswego sites. Officials test water and sediment. results not yet complete. Priority is Mexico barrels, then Oswego, with buried cases to be decided after test findings.
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Hearing set on UTC takeover by Carrier Corp
Public hearing request on United Technologies Corp takeover of Carrier Corp moves to determination next week. Lefkowitz aide says review of voluminous documents is complex and a decision is due by Tuesday. Duryea and Associated Industries of New York urge a hearing to probe UTC plans to relocate operations out of New York.
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