Pataki Restores Cancer Aid After Staff Error
Gov George Pataki blamed staff for vetoing 1 million in local breast and ovarian cancer programs and ordered the funds restored after criticism. Aides say money for breast cancer outreach and early detection will be funded anew, with possible budget reallocation or a new bill to cover the programs.
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Calm returns as defamation trial resumes after lawyer jailed
In Poughkeepsie the Tawana Brawley defamation case saw calm restored after defense lawyer Stephen Jackson was jailed for contempt of court overnight. Mason refused to acknowledge the judge's question about representation as tensions eased and the judge lifted a public-comment order. Maddox began a lengthy cross examination of Steven Pagones, who has testified 17 days.
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Holtzman case ends as appeals court upholds
In a unanimous ruling the Court of Appeals said Holtzman used her office for personal gain and blocked a bank from recovering a 450000 loan while seeking a city sale decision. Holtzman, once a leading political figure, had previously lost Senate bids in 1992 and a comptroller race in 1993.
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Manhattan man arrested after standoff with pipes and guns
A 23-year-old man surrendered after an hour long standoff in his upper Manhattan apartment. Police recovered a homemade pipe bomb and machine pistols from a closet. Broadway traffic was halted for hours and the bomb squad searched midtown for additional explosives.
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Bus driver arrested after on bus shoving incident
Elyah Brown 27 a school bus driver was arrested after a Thursday morning argument with students on his bus. He allegedly shoved an 11 year old girl and shouted racial insults. A mother struck him as two parents confronted him. He faces harassment and endangering the welfare of a child charges.
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Post Office blamed for late state tax returns in April
Albany reports the Post Office took the blame for delaying 25,000 state tax returns in April. The delay sparked lawmakers to call it a suspicious revenue surge linked to Gov. Pataki's vetoes. Pataki aides denied slowing processing or concealing revenues.
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Giuliani pushes to reopen charter panel over Yankees stadium
Mayor Rudolph Giuliani reopens a charter commission seven weeks after disbanding it to influence the Yankees future and block City Council Speaker Vallone’s plan to put a West Side ballpark referendum on November ballots.
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