Schumer targets states with lax gun laws in report
NY lawmaker Charles Schumer unveiled a report showing 82 percent of New York crime guns last year were bought legally in other states. He cited Florida Virginia Georgia North Carolina and South Carolina as sources and urged federal action to curb interstate gun trafficking.
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NYC police chaplain retires amid slur controversy
The NYPD chaplain Rev. William G. Kalaidjian, serving 42 years, files retirement as controversy erupts over a banquet remark about Manhattan ADA Tom Hickey and Sgt. Tom Kennedy. Gay Officers Action League cites the alleged use of a slur during the event.
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Donor Reconsiders Gift to Pataki Professorship
Albany law school faces a potential shutdown of a $500000 gift after donor Morris Martyn Silverman, an Albany Law School alumnus, objects to Democratic criticisms tying the Pataki professorship to conflicts of interest. He cites partisan attacks as the reason to reconsider.
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Legislature OKs bonding plan for construction in Albany
Albany lawmakers approve Pataki proposed bond plan backing about 240 million dollars for the largest state construction drive since the 1960s. Senate approval follows Assembly action in April, with leaders debating pay-as-you-go versus bonding. Overall project cost may nearly double.
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Police crack down on side bets at church bingo
Staten Island officers pursued illegal side bets at St. Christopher's Church bingo to curb gambling. Undercover work began in March and five patrons were arrested Monday night when their numbers were drawn.
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