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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1983
Page
10
Albany Gov Mario Cuomo weighs dropping his Robin Hood style plan to distribute over 4.5 billion dollars in school aid in exchange for a new state budget by April 1. Sources say final sticking point on funding distribution nears settlement after a general agreement among Cuomo and legislative leaders.
New York State Attorney General Robert Abrams filed a complaint with the EEOC against Buffalo Motel Corp and Holiday Inns Inc alleging nine women over 40 were fired after Buffalo Motel bought the downtown Buffalo Holiday Inn. The women, ages 41 to 56, included a banquet manager, hostess, cashier, and four waitresses.
New Paltz State University College police and the president investigated an incident in which South Africa consulate official Henning Pieterse was escorted to safety by police after about 30 black students blocked his talk in a political science classroom. The crowd shouted insults and demanded cancellation. Pieterse spoke only about 10 words before being moved.
Assemblyman Leonard Stavisky outlines a voluntary extra year for high school students not aiming for college to improve the transition to work. The plan requires teachers, career counselors, employers, and union officials, with tax incentives if resources are lacking, and would emphasize mastery of job related skills. Governor Ambach favors earlier school entry but Stavisky opposes it, warning early exit could raise unemployment.
Albany reports Gov. Mario Cuomo signed a bill allowing Boards of Cooperative Educational Services to invest idle funds and earn interest, saving upstate taxpayers about $5 million. The rule change ends a prior comptroller decision that barred such investments.
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