Jorling admits errors in Ward Stone Controversy
Albany Governor Mario Cuomo's environmental commissioner Thomas Jorling apologized for missteps in handling relations with Ward Stone the controversial state wildlife pathologist. He pledged to mend ties, restore Stone's lab funding and reinstate it within the Division of Fish and Wildlife while keeping some data confidential briefly. A rally backing Stone was planned at the state Capitol.
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State population grows, NY sees largest gain since 1983
U S Census Bureau estimates New York population rose about 80 000 from July 1 1987 to July 1 1988 with reduced net out migration. The state’s growth since 1980 totals 350 000 people or about 2 percent, per Economic Development Director Vincent Tese, with a possible 1 to 2 percent margin of error.
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