Paul Smiths College to Offer Four Year Programs
Paul Smiths College plans a fall start for a four year baccalaureate program expanding from a 50 year two year private college. Approval by Albany awaits accreditation for new programs as campus grows with a $2.5 million capital project including a high tech library and waterfront campus center.
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Long Island man held without bail in NYC firefighter murder
A Long Island man was ordered held without bail after a second degree murder indictment for the thrill killing of off duty firefighter James Halversen, 30, of Rocky Point, shot on a deserted high school track. The suspect, Sever River Head, appeared Tuesday at Suffolk County court. Halversen’s wife Rosalie, who later gave birth to twins, attended with about two dozen firefighters and family members.
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Cochran to join Louima legal team in Brooklyn case
Johnnie Cochran will join Abner Louima’s legal team in a $55 million lawsuit against New York City and the police after Louima’s alleged August beating in a Brooklyn station house bathroom. The Haitian immigrant hoped to reunite with his daughter, now an adult, as talks on residency proceed amid government delays.
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Giuliani Signals Plan to Tighten Civilian Review Board
Mayor Giuliani voiced readiness to consider strengthening the Civilian Complaint Review Board amid allegations of police brutality against a Haitian immigrant in a Brooklyn station. He met with a task force to improve police public communication and instructed a smaller group to focus on the board and its budget.
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Police: Robbery Not Motive in Brooklyn Ambush
New York police say robbery unlikely as they search for suspects in the fatal ambush of off duty Brooklyn officer Ralph Dols outside his home. Investigators consider domestic or personal dispute possible motives and note a prior husband of Dols’ widow was killed in 1987, a possible organized crime link. A $10,000 reward is posted by the city and COP SHOT for information leading to an arrest and conviction.
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