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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1983
Page
4
Gov Mario Cuomo and legislative leaders announced a bipartisan compromise to pass through federal increases in Supplemental Security Income. The plan raises SSI by 17.70 monthly in July and 9.70 in January, with additional increases for couples and personal needs allowances.
NIVERVILLE AP An estimated 1,000 residents of this Columbia County community were forced to spend about seven hours away from their homes when a valve on a Conrail tanker car began leaking dangerous chemicals yesterday. Trooper Don Morse said the train left at 8 25. Allen Richter closed the valve and officials contained the hazard with Conrail crews and firemen at the scene.
State wide volunteer fire units will gather at the Albany South Mall May 16 and 17 for the Volunteer Fire Service program organized by Assemblyman Michael J. Bragman. Fire departs from across the state will display apparatus both inside and outside the mall with about 60 equipment makers seeking attendance. Local departments include Manlius Cicero Skaneateles Brewerton Cazenovia Moyers Corners Lyncourt and Onondaga County groups.
From Our Albany Bureau more than 3000 signatures were presented to Assemblyman Melvin Zimmer supporting tougher drunken driving laws. RID members push immediate license suspension for breathalyzer failures and harsher penalties while the Restaurant and Tavern Owners Association opposes the measure citing potential profit loss. Zimmer seeks tax credits or alternatives and awaits an estimate from the industry as several drunken driving bills stall in committee.
Albany. Mario Cuomo, who spent 8 million in his election bid, calls for a 1000 dollar cap on individual contributions to statewide office candidates. The plan covers governor and other statewide posts and delegates to conventions. He backs public financing. Senate Republicans show little interest. unlikely this year.
Albany bureau reports a statewide poll of 1,000 registered voters by the New York Medical Liability Reform Coalition finds 77 percent say award costs drive health care costs and 46 percent think jury awards in malpractice cases are too high.
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