Subway Derailment Injures 89 in Brooklyn Event
The Associated Press reports 89 people injured with 3 serious when a southbound B train derailed at Dekalb and Flatbush. 53 were taken to hospitals. 70 feet of track damaged. Emergency crews flooded the area as trains were suspended and repairs began after residents described jolting impacts.
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SUNY trustees OK budget with enrollment rise hoped
SUNY board approves an $17 billion budget for four campuses for 2000 01 and projects enrollment to grow about 3 000 students from 372 443 in 1999 2000 to 375 500. The plan includes $80 million state funding increase and $23.6 million for faculty raises plus $12 million for community colleges and $5 million to boost academic quality.
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Campground Attack Leaves Two Hospitalized Near Lake Luzerne
State officials say Hudson River area campgrounds remain safe after a June 11 attack on three to six youths who beat two campers into unconsciousness as they slept in Lake Luzerne Adirondacks. The victims, robbed of money and a cell phone, included a man with 14 facial fractures who spent nine days in the hospital according to the Glens Falls Post Star.
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Five youths indicted in Central Park attacks
Five young men indicted in connection with June attacks on dozens of women in Central Park. They face first degree sexual abuse and first degree rioting charges. Potential seven year prison terms. Judge Cynthia Kern ordered jail detention pending July 10 arraignment in State Supreme Court.
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