Utilities lack hurricane insurance in Gloria damage
Two electric power firms serving Connecticut and Long Island say they have no insurance for hurricane losses from Gloria. Northeast Utilities and Long Island Lighting plan to seek rate increases to cover repair costs. Officials note storm-related insurability gaps and negative funds in restoration reserves while Cuomo calls for state probe as hundreds of thousands remain without power.
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New York
Connecticut
Long Island
Emmanuel Forde
Northeast Utilities
Lloyd’s
New York State
Long Island Lighting Co
Carol Clawson
Nassau
Suffolk Counties
New Jersey
Jury selection starts in school guard-prostitute case
Rochester jury selection begins for a high school guard and her boyfriend charged with luring a 15 year old student into prostitution. Kathi Elliott, 34, and Leonard Felder, 34, face second degree promoting prostitution and related counts amid alleged May 2 1984 events. The girl, now 17, is expected to testify as Elliott was suspended since their arrest.
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Rochester
UPD
Charlotte High School
Kathi Eliiott
Leonard Felder
Elliott
Felder
Jersey City Water Bill Sparks Statue of Liberty Debt Row
Jersey City and the National Park Service clash over a nearly one million dollar water bill for Liberty Island. Officials blame leaks and faulty meters while fears of foreclosure loom. Mayor Anthony Cucci warns the issue is serious and not a joke.
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New York Times News Service
NEW York
Jersey City
National Park Service
Liberty Island
Anthony Cucci
Park Service
New York Harbor
Cucci
D'Amato Proposes National AIDS Information Center
Senator Alfonse D Amato proposes a nationwide AIDS information center to calm public fears. He supports a 24 hour operation offering advice referrals and information but opposes requiring a child with AIDS to attend school.
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Aids Center
New York
Alfonso D'Amato
Met Museum plans $35 million addition face Central Park
The Metropolitan Museum of Art filed plans with the Landmarks Preservation Commission for a new 35 million dollar structure to house European sculpture and decorative arts and temporary loan shows. The addition, final in the master plan from 1970, would sit between the southwest wing and Wing B facing Central Park, not encroaching on park land, and aligns with Theodore Weston’s 1888 design. Separately Albany lottery results show Daily Number 931, Win Four 4738, and Lotto 48 numbers 4 8 13 32 38 42 with supplementary 29.
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New York
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Landmarks Preservation Commission
Central Park
Theodore Weston
Albany
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Monroe County
Sunshine
Monroe Avenue
U.S. Shrine
Richmark
E. Genesee ST
Galway
Sally Kilshaw
Saratoga Springs
Saratoga County
Jeff Reisner
Kilshaw
Vince
Amtrak
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