Cairo, Egypt, and Madrid, Spain. 1983 April 15: New York Post under new owner Rupert Murdoch issues famous headline "Headless Body in Topless Bar" September 15: Michael Stewart is allegedly beaten into a coma by New York Transit Police officers. Stewart died 13 days later from his injuries at Bellevue Hospital. On November 24, 1985, after a six-month trial, six officers were acquitted on charges stemming from Stewart's death. October 6: Terence Cooke, Catholic archbishop of New York, dies at 62. November: Limelight nightclub opens December 10: The Jets play the last NFL game in New York City at Shea Stadium. They subsequently move to Giants Stadium in New Jersey. Def Jam Recordings in business. Lesbian & Gay Community Services Center incorporated. Coney Island Mermaid Parade begins. Sister city relationship established with Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. 1984 April 15: Palm Sunday massacre – Christopher Thomas, 34, murders two women and 8 children at 1080 Liberty Avenue in the East New York section of Brooklyn. June 23–29: Billy Joel performed seven live shows at Madison Square Garden, in the second North American leg of his An Innocent Man Tour. October 29: 66-year-old Eleanor Bumpurs is shot and killed by police as they tried to evict her from her Bronx apartment. Bumpurs, who was mentally ill, was wielding a knife and had slashed one of the officers. The shooting provoked heated debate about police racism and brutality. In 1987 officer Stephen Sullivan was acquitted on charges of manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide stemming from the shooting. December 22: Bernhard Goetz shoots and wounds four unarmed black men on a 2 train on the subway who tried to rob him, generating weeks of headlines and many discussions about crime and vigilantism in the media. New York Center for Independent Publishing founded. Philip Johnson's 550 Madison Avenue is completed. Paper magazine begins publication. Wigstock begins. Fictional Cosby Show (television program) begins broadcasting. 1985 June 12: Edmund Perry, returning graduate of Phillips Exeter Academy in Exeter, New Hampshire, is shot to death in Harlem by undercover officer Lee Van Houten after Perry and his brother, Jonah, attacked Van Houten to get money for a film. Van Houten was acquitted the following month. September 27: Hurricane Gloria made landfall with a broad of poorly defined center right passed John F. Kennedy International Airport in Jamaica, Queens. November 5: Ed Koch is elected to a third and