Court Rules Against Cuomo Over Newsletter
New York Court of Appeals ruled that the Cuomo administration violated the line between government and politics by using tax dollars for a 1992 newsletter that promoted a partisan stance. The $1 decision sends the case back to the state Supreme Court for trial. plaintiff Robert Schulz seeks $1,500 from Cuomo and Vincent Tese.
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Cuomo
New York
State Court of Appeals
State Supreme Court
Mario Cuomo
George Pataki
Mer Economic Development
Vincent Tese
Robert Schulz
Glens Falls
Voice of the New New
Buffalo Shooting Kills Boy Watching Cartoons
A 23-year-old man was killed when a gunman fired into an apartment door as two other children ages 2 and 8 watched. Police say drugs were involved and consider charging the mother with endangering a child after marijuana and money were found at the scene.
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Buffalo
Rashee Lark
Charles Fieramusca
Sabrina Wilmout
Professionals may lose jury duty exemption
Albany report notes legislators approve a bill to end automatic jury exemptions for doctors and lawyers and dozens of other occupations in New York. The measure advances from the Assembly after Senate action and moves to Gov. Pataki as critics cite juror shortages and disruption to workers.
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Albany
New York
State Senate
George Pataki
Helene Weinstein
Brooklyn
Chamber
Judiciary Committee
Assembly
Weinstein
Judith Raye
Teacher 80 Quietly Retires After 55 Years in Class
Lancaster based Marie Diana, 80, has retired after 55 years teaching history. She recalls schools changing, noting less enthusiasm from students and fewer smiles in class. Diana began in Buffalo, taught in Manchester, and spent about 45 years in the Dances tor area.
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Marie Diana
Diana
Buffalo
Manchester
Area
Dancestor
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