Lawmakers lament tax package passage in Albany
Legislators voiced regret over a $700 million tax package approved to fund New York City transit. Senators Auer Lombardi Miller and Bush opposed all tax bills, while Bragman Bragman voted for two MTA related measures. Critics warned higher taxes will hit upstate businesses and consumers with new gross receipts and gas price pressures.
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Senate OKs drunken driving penalties and TAP boost
The Albany legislature approved a package strengthening drunk driving penalties including a mandatory minimum $350 fine and license revocation, while authorizing city aid and an increased TAP grant from $200 to $250, with higher first-time awards up to $2,200 for low-income families.
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Albany
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New York approves bill to control federal funds flow
Gov. Hugh Carey signed a law transferring power to the Legislature to distribute all federal aid received by New York. The measure, part of a $10 billion budget package, ends a two day disruption after a court ruling. Agencies resumed mailing unemployment, welfare, and Medicaid payments.
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Staten Island
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Buffalo
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Albany
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Teen sues for half of 2.8M Lotto prize
New York state Supreme Court halted Daysi Fernandez's 2.8 million Lotto winnings after Christopher Pando 17 sued claiming he prayed for her to win and helped select the winning number. He seeks half the prize alleging a share due for his role and prayers.
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