State overestimates prison population growth admits error
New York officials acknowledged overestimating inmate population growth. A memo lowered five year rise from 13 000 to under 6 000, aligning with current administration stance while debate over prison expansion continues amid drops in crime and continued calls for more beds.
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SUNY chief reprimands New Paltz president
SUNY Chancellor John Ryan publicly reprimanded SUNY New Paltz President Roger Bowen for a sexually explicit conference featuring sex toys lesbian sex and sadomasochism but stopped short of forcing resignation. He will assess Bowen on overall campus leadership rather than this incident alone amid debates on academic freedom and oversight.
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State workers seek waivers after ice storm disruption
Albany sources report Governor Pataki urged leniency for state employees missing work during this month's severe ice storm. The Office of Employee Relations and Department of Civil Service will expedite reviews to determine if employees should avoid penalties, amid union concerns over using personal or vacation days. The policy remains not to close state offices despite extraordinary weather.
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Mom pleads not guilty in exorcism killing
Vivian Miranda 39 on Long Island pleaded not guilty to murder charges after police say she killed her 17 year old daughter during a seven hour exorcism. Serena Miranda Martin 20 also pleaded not guilty and faces bail set at 250000 with 50000 cash option. Prosecutor described Serena as less culpable while Miranda directed the act and covered Charity with a plastic bag.
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Man sentenced for mass grave disposal of pets in Saratoga County
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