Legislature approves budget with raid and uncoupling provisions
The legislature passes a budget transferring q million to the general treasury amid a raid dispute. Sen. Martin S. Auer opposes the raid, one of two senators to vote against the bill. The measure uncouples state tax laws from federal conformity, adding about 100 million in new revenue but includes a sunset in two years. Governor Carey signals possible vetoes as overrides loom. GOP negotiates to trade votes for reductions and added funding, including 3.1 million for Syracuse schools and steps to boost tax collection.
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Martin S. Auer
Syracuse
Albany
Hugh L. Carey
Assembly
House
GOP
Department of Taxation and Finance
Fairmount Children’ Center
Tarky Lombardi Jr
State Education Department
Budget allocates $ four million for Syracuse and county aid
Albany reports the second year funding of the Special Municipal Aid Act will send $4 million to Syracuse plus $283,690 to Onondaga County and varying sums to towns and villages. Binghamton joins the Big Six with $1.2 million and other cities receive multi million totals. Payments due by Feb 1 1983 or end of fiscal year.
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Syracuse
Onondaga County
Binghamton
Senate
Warren M. Anderson
Buffalo
Rochester
Yonkers
Camillus
Camillus Village
Cicero
Clay
North Syracuse
DeWitt
East Syracuse
Elbridge Town
Elbridge Village
Jordan
Fabius
Geddes
Solvay
Lafayette
Lysander
Balwinsville
Manlius Town
Fayetteville
Manlius
Manlius to Get 300000 Creek Cleanup Funds
State budget allocates 300000 to Manlius residents for Limestone Creek cleanup and repairs. Arranged by State Senator Martin S. Auer, the funds will curb flood risks after a three day rain last fall caused about 1 million dollars in damage to private and public property.
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Albany
Manlius
Limestone Creek
Martin S
Auer
Syracuse
Westway delay tied to Hudson striped bass study
UPI reports a federal judge ordered a temporary halt to Westway construction until the Army Corps of Engineers provides more information on how landfill would affect breeding grounds for the Hudson River striped bass. Judge Thomas Griesa cited lack of public disclosure and insufficient consideration of ecological impact in the review process.
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UPI
Westway
Hudson River
Manhattan
West Side
U.S. District Court
Thomas Griesa
Army Corps of Engineers
Griesa
Corps of Engineers
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