New York Releases First High Risk Sex Offender Directory
Gov. Pataki announced the first annual high risk sex offender directory sent to local police across New York. About 20 of roughly 4,000 registry names are listed due to stage limits and a federal lawsuit holds release of earlier convictions.
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Missing 14 year old girl linked to airman case in Rochester
FBI continues to search for Ceara O Connell who vanished December 19 with airman Brooker Maltais near Rochester. Officials say she is likely a runaway not a kidnapping yet agents pursue possible other violations while Maltais faces desertion charges from Offutt Air Force Base.
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Tax relief reaches low income New Yorkers
More than 450,000 people have been dropped from the New York tax rolls since 1994 as the third year of the state income tax cut took effect on January 1. The lowest earning 40 percent now owes no state income tax, with a $25 000 earner saving $312, about 28 percent versus prior law.
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FAA short on NY controllers sparks safety concerns
The FAA has not met its pledge to raise New York Center air traffic controllers from 303 to 314, drawing anger from lawmakers and unions. Controllers say staffing shortages strain remaining staff toward burnout, while FAA officials deny a safety problem but admit more overtime costs.
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