Cuomo and Wachtler clash over New York court budget
Albany reports chief judge Wachtler defends a 10 percent rise in the judiciary budget to 87 million dollars, saying the funds are essential to fight the drug war, bolster security, and hire more judges, while Gov Mario Cuomo calls the request unrealistic amid a potential billion-dollar deficit.
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Long probe of slayings eyed in Rochester
Rochester police pursue active leads in a string of unsolved murders with a long road ahead. Police Chief Gordon Urlacher said an arrest is not imminent and a full FBI profile may take about 10 days. Authorities believe 4 to 6 of the past two years’ killings may be linked, with nine victims prostitutes and one unidentified.
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Court OKs Testing for Dump Sites in Allegany County
The ROCHESTER state Low Level Radioactive Waste Siting Commission will visit three Allegany County sites next week after an appellate ruling allowed testing. Landowners' attorney plans ongoing appeal while two other sites in Cortland County are also under state review amid local opposition.
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Buffalo Philharmonic Faces Shutdown Without Funds
Buffalo officials rejected a last-ditch appeal for funds from the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra. Barman Wilfred J. Larson warned operations could suspend next Wednesday unless Erie County Executive Dennis Gorski provides more money. Gorski said the county cannot fund beyond a 5 percent subsidy increase in the orchestra's $695,000 operating allocation in the newly passed 1990 budget.
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Uncle charged in hanging of toddler in Rochester
An 18 month old boy Rashad Golding is in critical condition after being hanged by his uncle John Golding 23 who was to be arraigned today for attempted homicide. Police said the uncle tied a sweatshirt around the child's neck and hung him from a closet door.
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Eliminate 4000 Long Island Homes To Save Beaches
A state ordered erosion study for Long Island's South Shore urges gradual removal of about 4000 homes and businesses. Buildings more than half damaged by erosion or storms should be torn down, with state or county purchase proposed but unfunded. A timetable remains unsettled.
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