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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 04, 2000
Page
6
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The ethics commission found Gov. Pataki violated no law as a European trip was funded by a trade group. It raised ethical concerns because Budapest events funded by the Hungarian American Chamber of Commerce USA included donors like Philip Morris and PepsiCo. The panel will tighten rules to require disclosure of money sources for trips. Critics say public servants should refuse gratuities and that special interests seek access and influence, fueling broad distrust of Albany and Washington politics.
More than 400000 people gathered in Washington DC for the Valencia March for gay and lesbian equality. The crowd reflected a diverse cross section of society as the gay rights movement appears to be entering a new era of visibility and political urgency amid ongoing debates over anti discrimination laws and federal and state policies.
A New York State Senate proposal S-5904 seeks to license private budget planners, allowing for profit driven debt management. Critics warn it could worsen debt repays, raise fees, and revive abusive practices seen in the 1950s and 1970s. Nonprofit counselors remain a safer path.
The piece argues that Hillary Clinton is a better choice for senator than George Pataki Joseph Bruno and Sheldon Silver, criticizing New York leaders for failing to pass a timely budget. It endorses recruiting talented outsiders and dismisses local figures as inept.
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