Naming of Sardino assailed on City Court change
The mayor defended Sardino as a valuable asset to the Law Department while Garber said the hiring decision was his to make. Carl Dengel was named to replace Sardino, moving up to judgeship as Sardino faces removal by the Court of Appeals for abusive conduct toward defendants and disrespect for due process.
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Doubrava
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Good Friday observances mark Holy Year of Redemption
Christians retrace Christ's last steps with Stations of the Cross as 1983 is declared a holy year by John Paul II. At the Vatican, the pope entered St Peter's Basilica to hear confessions from pilgrims, while security checked attendees before the confessional ceremony.
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Death investigations at Albany Medical Center prompt suspensions
Albany Police and the state Health Department probe two patient deaths at Albany Medical Center. Two nurses receiving paid suspensions were imposed by hospital President Dr. Michael Vanko after allegations tied to life support deaths. Names of patients and staff were not released. hospital called the patients undeniably terminally ill.
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Times Union
Teen faces prison term in lynch mob killing
In Brooklyn, 18 year old Gino Bova received five to 15 years for second degree manslaughter in the death of William Turks after a June 22 mob attack on three black transit workers. The judge called the group a lynch mob lacking only a rope and tree.
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Donald Cooper
Lindsay's Son Freed On Bond In Cocaine Sale Case
John Lindsay Jr 22 son of the former mayor is released on bond after being accused of selling 300 dollars worth of cocaine to an undercover Suffolk County officer.
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