Carey seeks authority to furlough state workers in 1982-83 budget plan
Gov. Hugh Carey asks the Legislature for power to furlough state workers without pay for a limited period to reduce an estimated 800 million revenue shortfall. The plan could require top officials to work without pay while offering pension credit. Unions denounce the move, calling it a prelude to layoffs and a bargaining tactic.
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Albany
Hugh Carey
New York
Carey
Mark Lawton
Lawton
William McGowan
Civil
Meyer Frucher
Frucher
Bill Murrow
Budget Division
Murrow
Gordon Ambach
David Axelrod
State Labor Department
Labor Department
State Civil Service Commission
Board of Parole
Robert Morgado
John McGoldrick
New computer setup tackles welfare cheats
In Albany two state agencies plan to cross check welfare applicants with wage records to cut 32.7 million yearly. The system links the Welfare and Tax departments, enabling next day reports and earlier detection during biannual recertifications.
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Albany
New York
Barbara Blum
Department of Social Services
James Tully
Department of Taxation and Finance
Tax Department
Wage Reporting Bureau
New York City
Social Services
Upstate Social Services
Tully
Save for retirement with a $5 IRA opening offer
A Syracuse Savings Bank ad pitches a tax deferred IRA with $5 to open and up to $2,000 yearly deduction per person, claiming fast growth and potential millionaire status. It notes 14 offices in Syracuse, FDIC insurance, and the option to contribute anytime.
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Syracuse Savings Bank
FDIC
Syracuse Savings Office
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