Cuomo's speech income may exceed earlier reports
Albany Gov Mario Cuomo earned more from speeches last year than tax records showed possibly over $100,000 extra. A review of state ethics disclosures found seven late-paid speeches in Q4, not reflected until next year, with Cuomo's agent not replying. He earns $130,000 as governor and returns $30,000 annually to the state.
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Crowded City Ahead for Parade and Big Games
The city braces for crowds as a licker-tape parade marks hockey's championship, the Gay Games unfold this weekend, and a World Cup match in New Jersey across the river on Saturday.
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Man pleads guilty in Katie Beers kidnapping case
Riverhead A man who imprisoned 10 year old Katie Beers in a backyard bunker for 16 days pleaded guilty to kidnapping and admitted he built the bunker a year before the abduction. John Esposito faces 15 years to life under a plea bargain set for July 26.
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Baptists and Catholics Open Dialog After Shared Soul Bond
In Orlando, Southern Baptists declared a common bond with Roman Catholics and endorsed Baptist Catholic dialogue. The 20,000 delegates urged united support for social and moral concerns while acknowledging theological differences such as papal infallibility and salvation paths. The move follows Evangelicals and Catholics Together.
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Army secretary retreats on opening combat roles for women
In a clash over lifting bans, Defense Secretary Perry faces a revised plan after Army Secretary Togo West Jr withdraws his broader recommendations. West argued for women in battalion HQs, helicopter crews, and crew roles in barage artillery, but generals fear physical and morale issues. A revised, limited expansion is expected to go to Perry for approval.
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