Albany Debate Over Two Year Extension Of Lobby Law
In Albany a clash grows between lawmakers and lobbyists over a bill to extend the lobbying law for two years. The measure would raise registration thresholds to $2,000 and require clients to disclose annual large contributions, with exemptions and new rules for state agency lobbyists. Supporters argue disclosure protects governance. opponents fear voter reaction and a stalled floor vote. The bill is stalled in committees with potential floor consideration in the Senate and Assembly.
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Albany
State Lobbying Commission
Commission
Common Cause
State Civil Liberties Union
New York State
Publication Notice Phrase From Herald Co Syracuse
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New York Senate OKs Agency Shop Bill 37 to 16
The New York Senate approved a two year extension of the agency shop law by a 37 to 16 vote. The bill includes a review commission to assess effectiveness before the law expires in two years. It is expected to pass the Assembly and be signed by Gov. Hugh Carey.
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Kenn Peters
Albany
New York State
Senate
Assembly
Hugh Carey
Fred Eckert
R-C
Rochester
Agency Shop
New York Farm Wage Bill Advances to Senate Stage
Albany AP reports a bill to raise farm workers minimum wage from $2 to $3.35 an hour by 1983. Assembly approved it yesterday and sent it to the Senate. The schedule calls $3.00 on Sept 1, 1981, $3.25 by April 1, 1982, and $3.35 by Jan 1, 1983.
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Albany
New York
Slaying suspects returned to Fort Plain after shootings
Two Montgomery County teenagers Wendell Gloski eighteen and Roger Farley nineteen were escorted from Manassas Virginia to Mindon by Sheriff Ronald Emery. They were arraigned on grand larceny and possession of stolen property charges and remanded to county jail in Fonda. Additional charges likely. The shootings left 70 year old August Graudon dead and wife Agnes seriously injured. Another neighbor Margaret Gondarowski was wounded in her home.
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Joseph Christopher
Lockport
Joseph McCoy
Christopher
Buffalo
Niagara County
Fort Plain
Montgomery County
Manassas
Marilyn Smith
Wendell Gloski
Roger Farley
Mindon
Ronald Emery
Fred Panarsdal
Fonda
Smith
Ilaski
Farley
Prince William County
August Graydon
Agnes
Margaret Gondarowski
Graudon
Virginia
New York
Emery
Carey Bill Sets New Energy Standards for ACs
Albany The Senate approved a bill establishing efficiency standards for air conditioners and heat pumps by a 33 to 15 vote. It would place central units under the Energy Law and require compliance for sales after January 1, 1982, pending Gov Hugh L Carey's signature. Supporters say the measure will lower consumer electric bills.
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Albany
Senate
Hugh L. Carey
Carey
Post Heads Church Again Rochester
The 18 million member United Church of Christ elected the Rev. Dr. Avery B D Post to a second term as president of the church.
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Post
Rochester
United Church of Christ
Avery BD. Post
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