Local reapportionment law enacts session stall
Albany movers report local reapportionment legislation stalled as Assembly Speaker Travia says no chance to resolve Senate GOP differences on county boards and councils redistricting. Senate focus shifts to tax, budget bills as talks on medical aid and school funding continue amid adjournment pressure.
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Albany
N.Y
Assembly
Anthony J. Travia
Travia
Senate
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Capitol Hill
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Rock
Stormy Reseller
Trayla
Frying
Rockefeller
Tegista
Supreme Court
Youths face driving-privilege loss under new plan
In Albany, Gov Rockefeller signed measures expanding youth crime penalties and creating town and village bureaus. The plan allows courts to suspend driving licenses for up to a year for youths under 18 found guilty, while a separate bill targets underage drinking. The package also reshapes county boards and district representation to reflect population measures and aims to boost state aid for schools and public services.
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Albany
Rockefeller
Uths
Senate and Assembly
Assembly
Joseph R. Pisani
New Rochelle
Humphrey heads to Dominican Republic for Balaguer inauguration
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey arrives in Santo Domingo to attend the inauguration of President Joaquin Balaguer. Security is tight with U S Secret Service oversight and paratroopers of the 82nd Airborne on display. Troop withdrawal to begin within days. Balaguer succeeds Hector Garcia Godoy who led provisional government after a revolt.
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Tipy
Hubert H.humphrey
Dominican Republic
United States
Presiden
Joaquin Balaguer
Humphrey
Santo Domingo
U.S
U.S. Secret Service
U.S. 82Nd Airborne Division
inter-American Peace Force
Balaguer
National Capitol
Hector Garcia Godoy
Pact ends GE strike at Lynn
The 21 day GE strike in Lynn Massachusetts ends as 9,000 workers return to work after a 12 cent per hour raise dispute. Affected by the accord, testers may seek higher paid jobs and the union retains right to strike again if needed. The settlement follows a mass meeting led by Local 204 officials and Mayor Kane’s proposals.
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General Electric Co
International Enon of Electrical Workers
Gut
Y G3
Lynn
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Kane
Otter
Lovee
Abe
Lafave Named Associate Commissioner for Manpower Training
Dr. Hugh G. Lafave at 37, previously superintendent of a Canarian hospital and clinical director at Saskatchewan Hospital, is appointed associate commissioner for manpower and training in the New York State Mental Hygiene Department. The post pays $27,584 yearly and takes effect in August.
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Albany
N.Y
Hugh G. Lafave
State
Man J. Miller
Lafave
Jas. Lafave
Saskatchewan Hospital
Rockefeller pleads for faster anti poverty funds
Governor Rockefeller urged Congress to release New York anti poverty funds amid a fiscal deadline. He said $230 million already allocated for poverty programs must be reauthorized before year end to avoid crippling City and state efforts. He warned a cut would be cruel and irresponsible.
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Hentalo
Tock
Rockefeller
New York State
Oteen
New York
Congress
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