Carey orders broad financial disclosure for state workers
Gov. Hugh Carey issues an executive order to require annual public financial disclosures from heads of all state departments and policy making staff. A board of public disclosure will advise on conflicts, with disclosures possibly redacted for privacy. About 500 to 1,000 employees could be affected as enforcement strengthens after past court challenges.
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Marc Humbert
Albany
Hugh Carey
Carey
Secretary of State
Secre
Court of Appeals
New York asserts say over Adirondack federal projects
Governor Carey signs a bill declaring that new land use or development by the United States within the Adirondack Park shall conform to the parks land use law as far as practicable while noting that the state cannot block federal actions. The measure aims to allow framing of reasonable conditions for federal activity, triggered by concerns such as a nearby federal prison near Lake Placid and a proposed National Scenic Trail corridor.
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Marc Humbert
Albany
New York State
Washington
Adirondack
Hugh Carey
United States
Adirondack Park
Ark
New York
Continental
Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Madelyn Mooney
Adirondack Park Agency
APA
Muarel
Carey
Lake Placid
National Scenic Trail Agency
Congress
Carter Lage
Oneida County
Crown Point
Essex County
North Dakota
Vermont
Adirondacks
New York City
State Public Service Commission
Retarded workers laid off in Suffolk County
AP report notes 300 mentally retarded workers, part of 780 employed at sheltered workshops in Bohemia, Holbrook, and Riverhead, are being laid off due to insufficient state funding. Robert Sansone cites funding frozen at 1500 per worker since 1978 while actual cost runs near 4000, with county contributions masking the deficit until now.
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Huntington
Suffolk County
The
Association For the Help of the
Robert Sansone
Bohemia
Holbrook
Riverhead
Sansone
State Office of Vocational Rehabilitation
Association
Surviving Beach quintuplets readmitted after infant death
In Rochester, four of five Beach infants born March 17 were readmitted to Strong Memorial Hospital as a precaution after Timothy Beach died Tuesday from Sudden Infant Death Syndrome. Timothy’s siblings were brought in following his crib death at their Greece home while a private Mass was held for him.
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Rochester
Timothy Beach
Beach
Strong Memorial Hospital
Timothy
Greece
Milton Ledermann
Lederman
Church of the Holy Name of Jesus
United States
Supervisor to challenge firing after PATCO meeting
Hari Brown of Freeport New York says he will fight to regain his air traffic control supervisor job after being fired for attending a PATCO meeting on his day off. He opposed the strike but supported unity among controllers. Brown reported to work and received a dismissal letter from FAA chief supervisor Charles Stafford at Hempstead.
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New York
Hari Brown
Controllers’ Union
Brown
Freeport
N.Y
Striking Professional Air Traffic Controllers Organization
PATCO
Mineola
Charles Stafford
Federal Aviation Administration
Hempstead
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