GOP leaders split over New York City tax plan
In Albany the split among Republicans over NYC tax plans emerged as Assembly Speaker Travia rejected a full income tax for the city and proposed commuter credits. Senate Leader Brydges dismissed any city tax, while Duryea signaled possible support for a fair commuter tax. Debates over reapportionment and public-employe dispute reforms add to the deadlock as sessions resume.
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New York City
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Senate
Travia
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Assembly
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Edward J. Spena
Nassau County
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Lufolk
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Mulers
Lindsay
Conton-Wadlin
Condon-Wad- Lindsay
Iin
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SHAPE to Transfer SHAPE to Belgium Site
Foreign ministers from 144 NATO members agreed to move SHAPE from Paris to a new Belgian site near Brussels, with a subcommittee to finalize location details. The move would not alter NATO political headquarters in Paris, and Belgian approval awaits parliamentary consent. Also discussed were AFICENT moves to West Germany and NATO defense college to Rome.
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Brussels
UPI
NATO
France
Aled
SHAPE
Paris
Belgiun
Charles de Gaulle
Belgium
Dean Rusk
U.S
Palais Des Congres
NATO Council
Maurice Couve de Murville
Fontainsbleau
West Germany
Couve de Murville
Noonan Calls For Signs Ban In San Mateo County Race
In DALN CITY California United Press International reports Noonan urges banning campaign signs to ensure equal access for all San Mateo County assessor candidates. The move follows complaints about sign theft and noise during election season.
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Daln City
Calif
UPI
Thomas F. Noman
San Mate
United Press International
Noonan
Indies
Helsleepers
Congress preps heavy schedule before vacation
Congress, anticipating a holiday break, pushes through a packed week of action. The House aims to raise the debt ceiling to 338 billion, while advancing the military procurement bill and funds for civilian programs. Senate activity centers on bank holding company controls and labeling measures. Committees refine foreign aid, civil rights, and cruise ship safety bills amid a slow Memorial Day period.
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William F. Arsqgast
Washington
House Dome
Carl Albert
House
Johnson
Robert
Bih
Senate
Boy Found Safe After Night Lost in Adirondack Woods
Three year old Russell Stearns was separated from his brothers Sunday and spent the night in dense cedar swamps near Caroga Lake. State Police found him today about 15 miles northwest of Gloversville. he was taken to Nathan Littauer Hospital in Gloversville in good condition aside from insect bites. Searchers, braving rain soaked forests, had scoured the area since 3:35 p.m. Sunday after the two older brothers, aged 11 and 9, returned home saying they could not find him.
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N.Y
Threeyratohl Russell Stearns
Nathan Litlaver
Gloverst Wille
Adirondacks
Pearl Sterna
Arozga Lake
Gloversville
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