Joint custody bill clears Legislature
ALBANY AP A bill requiring state judges to consider joint custody in divorce cases won broader Senate backing. The measure passed the Senate 45 7 and now goes to Gov. Carey after Assembly approval. It would require judges to consider joint custody but not bind decisions.
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Westchester
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New York
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Roberts emerges as choice for state industrial commissioner
Lillian Roberts, a black union leader, won unanimous Senate Labor Committee support for the $61,400 a year post heading the State Labor Department with about 9,000 workers. She resigned as associate director of District Council 37, AFL-CIO, effective on confirmation, amid concerns over potential conflicts of interest and a possible leave of absence.
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Carey appointment stirs ire over new aide
Gov Hugh L Carey hired Michael G Colopy 30 as a special assistant paid 48000 a year, urging controversy since the post was filled without staff input or a payroll listing. Colopy says he will arrange events and explain the governor's vision while critics question the process and pay.
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New York Times
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New York
Executive Department
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Bill Snyder
Snyder
U.S. Senate
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D-Il
John Aristotle Phillips
Connecticut
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Pastor to Leave Town After Death Threats Controversy
The Rev. Daniel Lovely a Baptist minister in Watertown New York plans to depart the city citing more than 30 death threats and three fire bombings against him and his family. He sparked controversy by calling for executions of homosexuals in the downtown park and attacking Catholics with inflammatory slogans.
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Daniel Lovely
New York
Lovely
Walker leaves hospital after heart lung transplant
Charles Walker, embalm er from Binghamton, New York, who became the world’s fifth heart lung transplant recipient, leaves Stanford University Medical Center 48 days after surgery to live nearby for monitoring. The patient’s stay was 37 days shorter than Mary Gohlke, 45, of Mesa, Arizona, released June 1 as the fourth recipient.
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Ice cream trucks face new restrictions in New York
Gov. Hugh Carey signed a law limiting where ice cream trucks may sell to pedestrians and banning highway sales over 35 mph. The bill requires cautionary devices and allows local communities to prohibit street sales, with enforcement by the DMV in 15 months.
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