NYC Police Commissioner Brown resigns amid corruption probe
Police Commissioner Lee P. Brown quits New York City job to care for his ailing wife and takes a teaching post at Texas Southern University. Mayor Dinkins backs selecting a capable successor with an open mind as a new corruption inquiry looms. Brown, 55, notes family comes first.
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Jobs Bond Act On Ballot Promises Major New York Jobs
Gov Mario Cuomo signed the Jobs Bond Act pledging to boost employment. He spoke at Techpark in Central Islip about Proposal No 1 on the November ballot, aiming to create up to 100000 permanent private sector jobs and about 24000 immediate construction jobs.
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Gotti assets may be seized by federal government
A report says John Gotti may have assets seized by the federal government. It notes moves to take his properties including the Little Italy club where FBI agents taped conversations as he serves a life sentence in a maximum security prison.
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John Gotti
New York City
Little Italy Club
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More power urged for campus security
Albany report calls SUNY public safety officers designated as police to formalize authority. Task force says changing the name to native officers would affirm power and extend jurisdiction off campus. Public safety officers currently hold peace officer status and act at the campus president's discretion.
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Convention lighting destroyed by vandals at Madison Square Garden
Vandals damaged over $100,000 worth of lighting and electrical gear left at Madison Square Garden after the Democratic National Convention. The equipment belonged to See Factor Inc., a Long Island City based lighting subcontractor hired for TV quality illumination of the convention.
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State Capitol spotlight on PCB pollution and airport funds
New York officials accuse transportation agencies of a fiscal shell game hiding surpluses used to ruin Stewart Airport and Repair Airport. Edward Regan charges $827,562 payout to contractors at year end. Cuomo signs bill aiding SUNY New Paltz students after PCB incidents, granting relief for possessions loss or return with a $250 incentive not required to be repaid.
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PCB
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