Top aides may leave Pataki administration
Albany sources report Budget Director Patricia Woodworth and Counsel Michael Finnegan, longtime Pataki aides, are exploring other jobs before year end. Both are core members of the administration’s inner circle, with Race Natal and Mucha expected to stay. Finnegan may return to private law practice. Woodworth rumored for possible posts, possibly in Washington.
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New York to Hire Private Aiders for Student Loan Dues
New York state plans to employ private investigators to track former college students who default on loans totaling 82 billion dollars. The effort, led by the Higher Education Services Corp, may identify employers to seize wages under federal law. About 12 percent of New York defaults trace to 1993. The average loan is around four thousand dollars with terms up to thirty years. Meanwhile Albany’s Court of Appeals tightens security with metal detectors and X-ray screenings for visitors and workers.
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Haitian immigrant alleges police torture in Brooklyn precinct
Abner Louma, arrested after a nightclub brawl, claims two officers beat him during transport to the 70th Precinct. He says officers taunted him, stripped him in a bathroom, and used a plunger on him while in custody as investigators review internal affairs and prosecutors’ cases.
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