Views on New York judicial pay raises coffeehouse debate
Our Times editorial critiques the New York judicial salary increases from 174000 to nearly 193000 and projected 203000, noting unfunded county costs of 1.6 million and the need for Senate funding. It highlights prior freezes 1999 2012 and a 57000 total rise over four years, plus a separate 32 million retroactive suit by 800 judges.
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Gillibrand Addresses Constituents From Albany to Washington
U S Senator Kirsten Gillibrand maintains offices at 531 Dirksen Senate Office Building Washington DC 20510 and 718 Legislative Office Building Albany NY 12248, signaling ongoing accessibility for New York residents. The correspondence indicates readiness to engage with constituents across a broad geographic area and emphasizes her legislative outreach in both national and state capitals.
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Richard Hanna
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Cannon House
Oswego
N.Y
Will Barclay
N. Second St. Fulton
Trump shifts to calmer campaign after staffing changes
Byron York reports Donald Trump has dialed back outrageous moments over two weeks aided by new staff and advisers including Paul Manafort. The shift follows a chaotic stretch around March and April with controversial outfits and remarks. The piece weighs risks and whether the discipline will hold through the GOP primary schedule.
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Cruz
Republican National Committee
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Mrs. Trump
Bill Clinton
Wisconsin
New York
Notable events and births on April 21 across history
History Today highlights events from 1926 to 2015 including Queen Elizabeth II’s birth in Mayfair London. It recalls Maryland’s 1649 Toleration Act, Adams becoming first US vice president in 1789, Bronte’s 1816 birth, San Jacinto in 1836, Twain’s 1910 death, Brasilia’s 1960 inauguration, swine flu trials in 1976, Capone vault opening in 1986, and Morsi’s 2015 prison sentence. The quote from Charlotte Bronte closes the piece.
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San Jacinto
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Mark Twain
Redding
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Rio de Janeiro
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al Capone
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Snyder
Las Vegas
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Justice Department
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Tommy Schaefer
Heather’ Mack
Mack
Sheila von Wiese
Bali
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