Lehrman Gains Farley Backing in Buffalo Endorsement
Erie County GOP Chairman Victor Farley shifted support from Paul Curran to Lewis Lehrman for governor. Lehrman drew endorsements from Rep. Jack Kemp and County Executive Edward Rutkowski during a Buffalo visit. Farley cited multiple factors in the decision, while Curran remained in the race with 31.1 percent of delegates at the convention. Kemp framed jobs as the key campaign issue.
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Surprise push for casino gambling amendment in Albany
Lawmakers faced a last minute bid to rush a two chamber process for a proposed casino gambling constitutional amendment. The plan targets three sites Catskills Niagara Falls and Long Beach with Daly and Lipschutz sponsors and cautious optimism about votes. Reapportionment debates and Tier Three pension changes also loom as the Legislature aims to finish the session.
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Teachers brace for layoffs at Reagan clash convention
The American Federation of Teachers opens a six day convention amid grim forecasts of 55 000 layoffs next year and sharp rebukes of President Reagan over tax credits for private schools. AFT President Albert Shanker seeks to contrast with the NEA open in Los Angeles as both unions plan a joint resolution opposing tuition credits. The AFT survey foresees 55 500 layoffs next school year, with midwest and northeast districts hardest hit.
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Blood tests ruled inadmissible without order or consent
Albany AP reports the New York Court of Appeals ruled blood samples taken without a court order or defendant consent are inadmissible in most cases. The decisions involved three Erie County suspects in fatal crashes, each lacking proper arrest or consent, affecting drunken driving and related homicide prosecutions.
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