New York Court of Appeals Embraces State Constitution
New York’s highest court increasingly bases civil liberties rulings on the state constitution rather than the U.S. Constitution. In over a dozen cases, the court has extended protections beyond federal grants, applying stricter state standards in areas like searches and bookstore closures, signaling a pragmatic but not uniformly liberal stance.
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Cuomo calls abstinence funds amid abortion debate
In his State of the State message Gov. Mario Cuomo proposed funds aimed at promoting abstinence for young people. The remarks puzzled abortion rights advocates and opponents alike as they sought to parse whether the plan favored sex education or anti contraception messaging amid the campaign season.
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Death by own action rates higher Upstate than NYC
State health department study found Upstate New York has 10 per 100000 deaths by own action annually compared with 8 per 100000 in New York City. Death by own action is the leading cause of injury death among men 65 and over outside NYC.
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Archdiocese to Expand AIDS Beds in New York
Archdiocese of New York to receive a late week government grant to add AIDS beds. The Cooke Health Care Center in East Harlem began the first AIDS nursing home with 44 beds and plans to add 15. Two more seven story facilities in East Harlem and East Village are planned, financed by state bonds at about 14.5 million dollars each. Residential centers citywide are proposed but one Harlem project faces neighborhood opposition.
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Koch Holds Top Politician Favor With 72 Percent Approval
New York City voters show Edward J Koch remains the most favored figure among politicians, with 72 percent favorable and 18 percent unfavorable in a Daily News Eyewitness News survey. Governor Mario Cuomo stands at 60 percent favorable, while Alfonso D Amato and Rudolph Giuliani trail at the bottom.
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Freed American Casolo details El Salvador arrest
Jennifer Casolo, 23, of Connecticut, who was jailed in El Salvador for 18 days after an arms cache was found, spoke at Riverside Church in Manhattan and in a later interview about torture, hidden items, and hearing cries from adjacent rooms. She described conditions of her confinement and said she faced rough treatment though she was protected as a U.S. citizen.
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El Salvador Slaughter Prompts Aid Review Calls
The massacre of six priests sparks debate among lawmakers over U.S. aid to Cristiani’s government. Romero’s 1980 assassination remains unsolved. U.S., Spanish, and Scotland Yard investigators join Salvadoran probes as 47 Atlacan battalion members are confined for questioning.
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