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a CANCER
(June 22­July 23)
You may be eager to get started
on something but make sure you
plan properly. If you start too
quickly you may have to go back
later and do it again. A little bit
of thought now will save a lot of
time and tears later on.
b LEO
(July 24­Aug. 23)
You may not be in the most
sociable of moods at the
moment but that's okay. A lot
has happened in recent weeks
and you need to find ways to
make sense of it all. If you don't
feel like partying that's okay ­
you'll make up for it later.
c VIRGO
(Aug. 24­Sept. 23)
Base your decisions on logic
rather than emotion over the
next 24 hours. Certain events
will tempt you to act irrationally
but if you do the results won't be
good. How would you feel if you
gambled everything and lost
everything? So don't gamble.
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d LIBRA
(Sept. 24­Oct. 23)
You want to get things moving
but the planets warn that may
not be such a good idea. If you
are absolutely certain that what
you are planning cannot fail
then go ahead. But if there is
even the slightest doubt in your
mind you must reconsider.
e SCORPIO
(Oct. 24­Nov. 22)
Your confidence may be high
but that is not an invitation to
take silly risks. The planets warn
you are being misled by
someone who knows how to pull
your strings. Also, watch out you
don't mislead yourself. Self­
deception could be a problem.
f SAGITTARIUS
(Nov. 23 ­ Dec. 21)
Yes, you can make your mark on
the world and be rich and
famous but satisfying your
worldly desires is not enough.
What happens today will remind
you that there is more to
existence than getting and
Reserved
Space
consuming.
You need
to feed
LP Reserved
Space
your spirit
too.
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CAPRICORN
(Dec. 22 ­ Jan. 20)
You will find it easy to persuade
others to do things for you today.
But will they do as good a job as
you would have done? Probably
not. Important tasks must not be
handed on to a third party. Find
time to do them yourself.
h AQUARIUS
(Jan. 21 ­ Feb. 19)
Opportunities to be of
assistance will be all around you
today and the good deeds you do
for others will in some way,
shape or form come back to you
later. You will also get that
wonderful inner glow from
knowing you did the right thing.
i PISCES
(Feb. 20­Mar. 20)
You may not enjoy being the
center of attention but you must
express yourself creatively
today. Whatever comes most
naturally to you is what you
should be doing now, and you
should be doing it in the
spotlight. You DO have star
quality!
^ ARIES
(March 21­April 20)
It may seem as if others are
ganging up on you for no good
reason, but in fact they are
ganging up on you for a very
good reason. As an Aries you
sometimes do things without
realising how provocative they
can be. So what have you done
now?
_ TAURUS
(April 21­May 21)
You don't have to be what other
people want you to be. You are
and always have been the only
one who controls your destiny.
Others people's expectations
must play no part in what you
choose to do next. You alone are
master of your fate.
` GEMINI
(May 22­June 21)
The planets warn that if you
spend more than you can afford
today you may find yourself in
debt and worrying about how
you are going to make ends
meet. You need to get your
financial house in order, not
demolish it further!
BIRTHDAY WEDNESDAY
The most important thing
over the coming year is that
you question each and
every one of your
assumptions before you
take action. The planets
warn there is more than just
money at stake ­ there is
your reputation too. Make
the right choices.
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FINANCIAL
Design:
Associate Designer (Manhattan).
Dsgn women’s top wear. Bachelor’s
deg in fashion dsgn & at least 6 mths
of prior exp in the same occupation.
Send resume to: Juven’s Inc, 1441
Broadway, Ste 1601, NY, NY 10018
Graphic Designer, Port Washington,
NY. Design graphics for ads/mktg,
info & packaging for nutrition suppl
mfg/retail co. BA + exp. Mail resumes: Confidence USA, Inc., 138 Haven Ave, Port Washington, NY 11050.
Interior Designer:
Commercial Interior Designer (NY,
NY) to formulate, mdfy & rfine dsgn
concpts & crte spaces for elite busns
& clnts. Dsgn lrg-scl, sculptral furnit
& light dsgns. Use CAD, Adobe
Photoshop, AutoCAD, 3D Max Studio, QuarkXPress, Adobe Illustrator.
Estmte mtrl reqs & costs. Reqs: Bach
deg & 2 yrs exp. Resumes to HR,
Hudson Furniture Inc., 112 W 20th St,
2 Fl, NY, NY 10011.
Associate sought by Bank of
America. Reqs: Master’s & 2 yrs exp;
& knwldg of dffrnt prgrmmng langs
incl C++ & Python. Exp w/ objct DBs
spprtng both navigtnl & index based
queries. Exp w/ fincl objct mdls
coverng rates. Exp w/ basic fincl
math incl optns & swap pricng mdls.
Exp w/ SDLC processes incl agile
& test drvn dsgn. Knwldg of dsgn
pttrns. Exp w/ dvlpmt frmwrks such
as Visual Studio, gdb & knwldg of
difrnt opertng sys such as Windows
& Linux. Knwldg of distributd sys for
bldg scalable sys incl grid based &
GPU based sys. Exp w/ tools used
for anlytcl purposes such as
Excel, numpy, scipy. Job site: New
York, NY. Reference # 1622413 &
submit resume to Bank of America
NY1-050-03-01, 50 Rockefeller Plaza,
New York, NY 10020. No phone
calls or e-mails. Must be legally
authorized to work in the U.S.
w/o sponsorship. EOE.
Reporter sought by Dow Jones & Co
in NYC, NY to cover income markets.
Apply to www.jobpostingtoday.com
(Job ID: 16962).
MERCHANDISE
TECH CAREERS
Senior Quantitative Analyst (NY, NY)
Perform statistical/fin’l rsrch to optimize statistical models, pattern recognition & signal bldg abilities used
in trading strategies, focusing on
mkts in the Americas. Understand
details of mkts micro-structure.
Apply simulator & other tools to
validate improvements in statistical
rsrch & impact on increasing profitability. Dvlp statistically robust strategies based on rsrch to adapt across
relevant exchanges & fin’l products.
Work w/ large data sets using distributed systms. Assure all production
code is speed efficient. Req: Master’s
deg or equiv in CS, Engg, Math,
Physics or rel fld + 3 yrs of exp bldg
algorithmic high-frequency trading
models using C++ & dvlpng trading
strategies based on these models for
electronic mkts worldwide. Send
cvl/res w/ job #TRCSQA to: HR, Tower
Research Capital LLC, 377 Broadway,
11th Fl., NY, NY 10013
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some heavy lifting maybe required.
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VALET PARKING ATTENDANTS
Open house being held for valet
parking positions across
the city. Must have a valid driver’s
license, good driving record,
eligibility towork in the US (proof
required)and ability to drive
stick-shift. Open house
will be held on
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5:00pm – 7:00pm
Thursday – July 21st, 2016
5:00pm – 7:00pm
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Are You Up To The Challenge?
The MTA Police Department is
seeking highly motivated, qualified
individuals for the position of Police
Officer. MTA Police Officers are
responsible for ensuring the safety of
MTA customers and employees and
for protecting property throughout
the MTA’s New York and Connecticut
operating regions (NYC, Long Island,
Upstate NY and Connecticut).
Candidates must apply online to be
considered for the MTA Police
Officer written examination.
Please visit our website at
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for instructions on filing an online
application. A valid e-mail address
is required to file online. If you
do not have an e-mail address,
please call 646-376-0123 for
instructions on obtaining one.
Please note that only online
applications will be accepted.
Applications submitted by mail will
not be accepted or considered.
The deadline for submitting
applications is August 15, 2016.
Expiration Date - Applications
received in response to this posting
will remain active until
November 30, 2019.
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Applications available:
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USTA NATIONAL TENNIS CENTER
Flushing Meadows/Corona Park
FOLLOW SIGNS TO EAST GATE
(NEXT TO BOX OFFICE IN
PARKING LOT B)
DATES: JULY 11 – JULY 15, 2016
TIME: 10 AM to 6 PM
**Please bring clean copies of your
resume, come prepared to interview
Service Transition Engineer (NY, NY)
For info techn svcs provider, use
knowl of ITIL to rsrch, dsgn, dvlp
& test operating systms-level sftwr
at onset of new client transition
projects to ensure techn’l project
deliverables are set w/ accurate reqts
& estimated time of arrival of specified comptr files. Ensure all reqd
SOPs & configuration items have
been deployed. Configure thresholds
for automatic prblm mgt. Min. bachelor’s deg in cmptr sci or closely rltd
+ 5 yrs exp in the IT field providing
cross-platform support (paid or unpaid). Will accept equiv foreign deg.
Resume to: Yuan Chen, Attn: STE,
IPsoft Inc., 17 State St, NY, NY 10004.
FINANCIAL
IT: NYSE Market (DE), Inc. seeks
Sr Dvlpr in NY, NY to be responsible
for design, coding & testing of post
trade apps using Ab Initio softw,
Oracle database & script-based
languages. Req’ments: Bachelor’s or
equiv in CS, Comp Eng’g or rel. field
& 5 yrs of exp in the job offered or
rel. occupation participating in the
full softw dvlpmnt lifecycle (SDLC).
Prior exp must incl programming
using the Ab Initio tool, incl continuous flow dvlpmnt, EME integration
& Ab Initio graph tuning; utilizing
the Oracle database & SQL & Unix
operating syst’s; & performing
scripting using Korn Shell. Submit
resume to HR - TY, NYSE Market (DE),
Inc, 5660 New Northside Drive,
3rd Flr, Atlanta, GA 30328 &
indicate job code AA060716NYP.
Controller sought by property
manager in New York, New York to
direct financial activities for affordable properties for accounting group,
and oversee portfolio of affordable
residential properties. Requires
Bachelor’s degree in Accounting or
closely related, with CPA and CISA
certifications and 6 years of relevant
experience. Will accept 3-year or
4-year Bachelor’s degree to meet
degree requirement, or any other
suitable combination of education
and experience. Mail resume to:
M. Fichtelberg, Related Partners, Inc.,
423 West 55th Street, NY, NY 10019.
Vice President; Program Lead sought
by Merrill Lynch. Reqs: Master’s &
5 yrs exp; & portfolio rsk, limit &
liquidity mgmt exp. 5 yrs exp w/
Dodd-Frank regltry rules as rltd to
derivtvs clearng. Exp w/ credit rsk
methdlogies, rsk anlytcs, derivtvs
pricng & valuatns, VaR calculatns,
stress testng, & Monte Carlo
simulatns. In-dpth knwldg of derivtvs
prdcts incl swaps, futures & optns.
Prjct mgmt exp wrkig closely w/
tchnlgy teams on rsk-rltd prjcts. Exp
w/ Excel VBA progrmmng, Python,
MS Access progrmmng, Risk Metrics
& SQL. Job site: New York, NY. Reference # 1619170 & submit resume
to Merrill Lynch NY1-050-03-01,
50 Rockefeller Plaza, New York, NY
10020. No phone calls or e-mails.
Must be legally authorized to work
in the U.S. w/o sponsorship. EOE.
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PROFESSIONAL
Business Development Specialist
(Brooklyn, NY) Compile & document
competitive analysis of school’s mktg
activities; Measure & evaluate client
satisfaction; Coord sales activities,
manage accts; Resp for mktg, advtsg
& communication efforts; Dvlp public relations strategies. Bachelor’s
deg & 2 yrs exp at private school
envrmt. Send Resume to Eljasa
Jashar, Principal, Brooklyn Amity
School, [email protected]
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FORECLOSURE NOTICES
NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION
SALE OF COOPERATIVE
APARTMENT COLLATERAL
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE: BY VIRTUE OF
A DEFAULT UNDER A CERTAIN
PROPRIETARY LEASE (THE “LEASE”)
BY AND BETWEEN IRENE FOLEY (THE
“LESSEE”) AND 3636 FIELDSTON
OWNERS CORP. (THE “LESSOR”),
COVERING APARTMENT 5J THE
“APARTMENT”) LOCATED AT 3636
FIELDSTON ROAD, RIVERDALE, NEW
YORK, WHICH DEFAULT RESULTED
IN THE TERMINATION OF THE LEASE,
WILLIAM MANNION, LICENSED
AUCTIONEER (DCA# 796322) WILL
SELL THE 920 SHARES OF STOCK OF
THE LESSOR (THE “SHARES”)
APPURTENANT TO THE APARTMENT
AND ALL THE RIGHT, TITLE AND
INTEREST IN AND TO THE LEASE AT
PUBLIC AUCTION BEGINNING AT
12:00 P.M. ON AUGUST 2, 2016 AT
THE BRONX COURTHOUSE, FRONT
STEPS FACING GRAND CONCOURSE,
851 GRAND CONCOURSE, BRONX,
NEW YORK, 10451.
Apartment 5J, 3636 Fieldston Road,
Riverdale, NY 10463 and
monthly maintenance $828.34
THIS SALE IS HELD TO ENFORCE THE
RIGHTS OF THE LESSOR AS A
HOLDER OF A SECURITY INTEREST IN
THE SHARES AND LEASE HEREIN
DESCRIBED BASED UPON THE NONPAYMENT OF MAINTENANCE, LATE
CHARGES, ADMINISTRATIVE AND
LEGAL FEES. THE LESSOR RESERVES
THE RIGHT TO BID/PURCHASE AND
REJECT ALL BIDS TO THE EXTENT
THAT THE AMOUNT BID FOR THE
APARTMENT IS NOT GREATER THAN
THE AMOUNT OF THE PAST DUE
SUM OWING ON THE APARTMENT.
THIS SALE IS SUBJECT TO THE
APPROVAL OF THE SUCCESSFUL
BIDDER BY THE BOARD OF
DIRECTORS OF THE LESSOR. A BANK
OR CERTIFIED CHECK OR MONEY
ORDER, PAYABLE TO SMITH, BUSS &
JACOBS, LLP, ESCROW ACCOUNT,
(NO ENDORSED CHECKS OR
ENDORSED MONEY ORDERS WILL BE
ACCEPTED) IN AN AMOUNT EQUAL
TO TEN PERCENT(10%) OF THE
SUCCESSFUL BID, IS REQUIRED AT
KNOCKDOWN TO PURCHASE THE
APARTMENT. NO CASH WILL BE
ACCEPTED. ALL FUNDS MUST BE
EXHIBITED TO THE AUCTIONEER
PRIOR TO THE COMMENCEMENT OF
BIDDING, UNLESS PROPER FUNDS
HAVE BEEN VERIFIED YOU WILL NOT
BE PERMITTED TO BID. THE
BALANCE OF THE SUCCESSFUL BID
IS PAYABLE AT CLOSING WHICH
SHALL BE HELD WITHIN FORTY-FIVE
(45) DAYS OF THE AUCTION DATE,
TIME BEING OF THE ESSENCE. FOR
TERMS AND CONDITIONS CALL
SMITH, BUSS & JACOBS, LLP AT (914)
476-0600 BETWEEN 3:00 - 5:00 P.M.
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NOTICES
FORECLOSURE NOTICES
NOTICE OF SALE
SUPREME COURT - COUNTY OF
QUEENS
DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL TRUST
COMPANY, AS TRUSTEE FOR
MORGAN STANLEY ABS CAPITAL I
INC., TRUST 2006-HE5
Plaintiff
-againstANGELA REESE, THE PROVIDENT
BANK, CITY OF NEW YORK
ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL BOARD,
DEPARTMENT
OF
HOUOSING
PRESERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK, MR.
REESE(FIRST
NAME
REFUSED),
SOPHIA MCDONALD
Defendant(s)
Pursuant to a judgment of
foreclosure and sale duly dated
JANUARY 14, 2016
I, the undersigned Referee will sell at
public auction to the highest bidder
at
QUEENS COUNTY SUPREME
COURT,
88-11
SUTPHIN
BOULEVARD, JAMAICA, NEW YORK,
IN COURTROOM #25 on July 22,
2016 at 10:00 AM premises known
as 145-33 ARLINGTON TERRACE,
JAMAICA, NY 11435.
ALL that certain plot, piece or parcel
of land, situate, lying and being in
the Borough and
County of
QUEENS, City and State of New York.
Block: 11938 Lot: 47 Approximate
amount of lien $558,593.49 plus
interest and costs.
Premises will be sold subject to
provisions of filed judgment Index #
709308/2014
RICHARD M. GUTIERREZ, ESQ.,
REFEREESTEIN, WIENER AND ROTH,
L.L.P., ATTORNEYS FOR THE
PLAINTIFF
ONE OLD COUNTRY ROAD, SUITE
113 CARLE PLACE, NY 11514
DATED:
June 15, 2016
FILE #: WELLS 6694
LEGAL NOTICES
Bedrock Mini Storage Formerly
Known As Bulwark Mini Storage Will
Sell Under The N.Y. State Self Storage
Lien Law On Wednesday, July 20,
2016 AT 10:30 AM And On Such
Succeeding Days As May Be
Necessary At 241 11th Avenue, N.Y.C.
Personal Property belonging to:
B3-302 Diane Rendon, B4-129
Anthony Titus, B4-207 Levo, B4-330
Steven T. Ernst., Donald Bader, DCA
#865815, Patrick Williams, DCA
#1377072, Auctioneers as Agents.
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BUSINESSES FOR SALE
LEGAL NOTICES
Abandoned Property
Notice is hereby given regarding
cemetery lots abandoned under
Section 1513-a of the NYS Not for
Profit Corporation Law at The
Evergreens
Cemetery,
1629
Bushwick Avenue, Brooklyn, NY
11207, (718) 455-5300. SECTION
1513-a SECTION: Lakeside: Lot#
430 Anna Gerken, Lot#588
Mt
George Blank, SECTION:
Lebanon: Lot# 256 William H.
Bradley, SECTION: Mt. Grace:
Tulip
John Bowen, SECTION:
Grove: Lot#1145 George & Louise
Frost, Lot#1381 William King,
SECTION: Hill of Sharon: Lot# 114
James W. Wheeler, Lot# 176
Alonzo Lasher, Lot#158 Charles
Simonson, Lot# W1/2 89 Fred
Nazareth:
Renaud, SECTION:
Lot#215 William & Mary E. Symon,
Lot# 856 F. Norris Scott, Lot#1155
John & Florence Thorpe, Lot#973
Sarah J. & Walter Yenter, SECTION:
Prospect Hill: Lot# 249 Frederick
Heiter,
Lot#128
Margaret
Kimmear, Lot# 67 Charles
Schmidling
BARGOLD STORAGE SYSTEMS,
LLC
41-41 38th STREET, LONG
ISLAND CITY, NY 11101
Tel: (212) or (718) BARGOLD (2274653) Fax: (718) 247-7007
Absolute Auctions & Realty, Inc. -Will Sell Under the N.Y. Self
Storage Lien Law On 7/20/2016
11:00:00 AM & On Such
Succeeding Days As May be
Necessary, For Bargold Storage
Systems, LLC At: 41-41 38th Street,
Long Island City, NY 11101.
Personal Property belonging to:
Raquel Guevarra #068-A26-03;
Thelma Robbins #071-D21-02;
Deborah Rutledge #090-A08-01;
Yvonne Benjamin #090-A09-01;
Ronald
White
#111-A06-02;
Connie Jackson #224-A13-05;
Lucia Delacruz #241-A02-02; Felix
E. Almonte #247-A02-05; Pedro
Acevedo #373-B44-03; Rosie Rabel
#434-A07-04; Eleanor Davis #452A17-01; Ivan Munoz #528OC05-02;
Daniel Chavarria #539-A13-01;
Gerald White #594CA06-01; Gerald
White #594CA07-01; Gerald White
#594CA08-01;
Gerald
White
#594CA09-01; Pamela Findley
#675BB13-02;.
Stuart L. Medow Auctioneer CAIDCA #0821057
LIEN HOLDER RESERVES THE
RIGHT TO BID AT AUCTION, REJECT
ANY AND ALL BIDS AND CANCEL
OR ADJOURN THE SALE.
Pizzeria 4 SALE!!!
Rockland County, NY -bordering
Bergen County
Located in a busy shopping center.
3000sq ft. Occupancy 90seats
Great opportunity 4 experienced
owner/operator.
Priced 2 sell; Financing available
Call for more details: 201- 398-3879
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Chelsea Mini Storage Will Sell Under
the N.Y. State Self Storage Lien Law
On Wednesday July 20, 2016 AT
10:30 AM And on Such Succeeding
Days As May Be Necessary At 224
12th Avenue, N.Y.C. Personal
Property belonging to:
6-336 Donald White, 6-361 Sarabeth
Busta, 6-717 Deloach Antiques, 8-324
John Williams, 8-621 Ebony Flennory,
9-544 Music Group, 10-220 Julienne
Marie Gatchalian, 10-221 Neil Small,
10-322 Robert G. Leino, 10-682
Enriqueta Andrade, 11-444 Paul
Anavian, 11-711 Resonant Journey
LLC, 11-751 Melissa Barberia, 12-422
Kristian Roebling, 12-584 Advanced
ED, 12-743, Maxine Vance Barr, 21751 Makram Abuhussrin, 22-518
Maurice Joshua, 23-423 Cesar
Rodriguez, 23-542 Steven Ernst, 23577 Vincent D’Onofrio,., Donald
Bader, DCA #865815,
Patrick
Williams,
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#1377072,
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Former Rutgers coach
Greg Schiano has been
implicated in the Penn
State football program’s
decades­long
silence
about child sexual abuse
perpetrated by predator
Jerry Sandusky.
Documents unsealed
Tuesday by a Pennsylva­
nia court, in addition to
containing revelations
about what head coach
Joe Paterno knew and
when, include a deposi­
tion given by former
Penn State graduate as­
sistant Mike McQueary,
who became a key wit­
ness in Sandusky’s prose­
cution.
McQueary
testified
that after he witnessed
Sandusky in the shower
with a young victim in
2001, he reported this to
Nittany Lions assistant
coach Tom Bradley. Not
a surprise, Bradley told
him, because Schiano, a
former Penn State assis­
tant who went on to be­
come head coach of the
Scarlet Knights and the
NFL’s Buccaneers, had
reported witnessing a
similar event in the early
1990s.
“I can’t remember if it
was one night or one
morning, but [Bradley
said] that Greg had come
into his office white as a
ghost and said he just
saw Jerry doing some­
thing to a boy in the
shower,” McQueary testi­
fied. “And that’s it. That’s
all he ever told me.”
Schiano, Ohio State’s
defensive coordinator, on
Tuesday denied having
any such knowledge.
“I never saw any abuse,
nor had reason to sus­
pect any abuse, during
my time at Penn State,”
Schiano told ESPN.
Bradley, who spent 37
years at Penn State as a
player, graduate assistant
and full­time assistant
coach and is currently
the defensive coordina­
tor at UCLA, was aware
of Sandusky’s heinous
abuses as early as the
1980s, according to Mc­
Queary’s account.
“[Bradley] said another
assistant coach had come
to him in the early ’90s
about a very similar situ­
ation to mine, and he said
that he had — someone
had come to him as early
as the ’80s about seeing
Jerry Sandusky doing
something with a boy,”
McQueary said.
That first assistant was
identified as Schiano,
who was with Penn State
from 1990­95.
Paterno knew
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Open offers record $
By MARC BERMAN
Prize money for the U.S. Open
will go up to a record $46.3 million
in 2016, tournament organizers an­
nounced Tuesday.
The men’s and women’s singles
champions each will earn $3.5 mil­
lion — the largest payout in his­
tory — and the runners­up will
pocket $1.75 million. By compari­
son, Andy Murray and Serena
Williams each earned approxi­
mately $2.6 million (2 million
pounds) for winning Wimbledon
last week.
The $46.3 million figure, a $4
million jump over 2015’s purse,
makes the U.S. Open by far the
richest of the four Grand Slams.
SPORTS SHORTS
was named an assistant
BOXING: Pacquiao unretires concussions,
to coach John Hynes on Tuesday.
Manny Pacquiao will return to
boxing after initially announcing his
retirement in April, his longtime pro­
moter, Bob Arum, told the UK news­
paper the Guardian on Tuesday. ESPN
later reported Arum said Pacquiao will
fight an opponent to be determined on
Oct. 29 or Nov. 5 in Las Vegas.
NFL: Harrison denies PED use
Steelers linebacker James Harri­
son said in an affidavit sent to the
NFL that he never communicated
with the source of a media report that
linked him and other players to the
use of performance­enhancing drugs.
Harrison, who said he “never vio­
lated” the league’s PED policy, has in­
sisted that league officials have to pro­
vide “credible evidence” before he
agrees to an interview.
NHL: Devs make Clowe asst.
Former Devil Ryane Clowe, whose
career as a player was cut short due to
— Brett Cyrgalis
ETC.: Grizzlies make moves
The Grizzlies on Tuesday signed
guard Andrew Harrison and center
Deyonta Davis to multiyear con­
tracts, waived guard Tony Wroten
and acquired guard Troy Daniels
from the Hornets.
l The Clippers officially signed
free agent Marreese Speights, a for­
mer Warrior.
l Michael Matthews profited
from the work of his teammates to
win the 10th stage of the Tour de
France in a sprint finish after a long
breakaway on Tuesday in Revel.
Chris Froome kept the yellow jersey.
l Minnesota Lynx players did not
wear T­shirts supporting the Black
Lives Matter movement before Tues­
day’s game in San Antonio after four
off­duty police officers walked away
from security jobs at a Lynx game
over the weekend because of the garb.