City statehood talk sparks Albany debate
In Albany lawmakers debated making New York City a separate state with Assembly Leader Steingut and Speaker Duryea voicing interest and skepticism. Duryea warned of replacing city aid with city taxes, while Zaretzki dismissed the idea as a gag. Budget scrutiny followed as Lindsay figures faced cuts totaling about $200 million.
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Rockefeller
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Welfare rules tweaked to meet federal aid criteria in Vermont
Vermont regulators modified the AFDC rule to satisfy federal standards, boosting each recipient by about 2 dollars monthly for 17,600 families. The change costs about 422 thousand dollars annually and aims to avoid a 700 thousand dollar budget deficit while keeping court action unnecessary. Edward F. Kehoe is reappointed Fish and Game commissioner for a third two year term amid donor criticism and ongoing deer herd management debates.
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Kehoe
Fish and Game Board
General Assembly
Philip H. Hoff
Three Vermont inmates escape from Burlington center
Police report no trace of Roland Bernard 31 Montreal John Marchibroda 41 Ontario and Frederick Leblanc 23 Burlington after they fled Sunday night using an automatic pistol. Authorities seek them as armed and dangerous while investigating how the weapon was obtained amid a multi-state alert.
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Roland Bernard
Montreal
Canada
New York State
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Ontario
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U.S
Frederick Leblanc
City Council approves $8 million Urban Renewal plan
Saratoga Springs approves an $8 million Urban Renewal Agency project for Spring Valley North including housing industrial and park areas with the city’s share about $450,000. Troy council signs off on a $96 million Uncle Sam downtown development federal grant process speeds up a $14 million initial HUD grant reservation. Bethlehem School Board votes 3-2 to restore sexuality teaching in elementary schools with opt-out rights for students.
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Berkshire halfway house eyed for retarded adults in Berkshire
A 13 room house at 163 Francis Ave Pittsfield owned by Mrs Theresa Talarico was chosen as a halfway house for retarded adults from Belchertown State School. Berkshire County Association for Retarded Children hopes to open in September with five to eight residents and staff. Lawrence B Tower leads the group seeking community job placement.
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