Schumer targets states with weak gun laws over interstate crimes
NY congressman Charles Schumer released a report showing 82 percent of 3,996 guns used in New York crimes last year were legally bought in other states. He cited Virginia, Florida, Georgia, North Carolina and South Carolina as major sources and urged Clinton to back a House bill to curb interstate gunrunning.
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Retiring NYPD chaplain amid slur controversy
Rev William Ka raidjian, senior NYPD chaplain for 42 years, files retirement as controversy erupts over an alleged slur about Manhattan ADA Tom Hickey at a banquet honoring Thomas Kennedy. Police Sgt Edgar Rodriguez of the Gay Officers Action League quoted Ka raidjian saying, I almost called him what he is that fag.
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Donor Reconsiders Gift for Pataki Professorship
Albany Law School may lose a pledge of more than $500,000 from Morris "Marty" Silverman to fund a George Pataki professorship after the donor criticized Democrats for partisan attacks over conflicts of interest. Silverman, an alumnus and NYC businessman, said he is forced to reconsider the gift amid criticism.
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Legislature OKs bonding plan for Albany construction bill
The New York Legislature approved Gov. Pataki's plan to authorize about 240 million in state construction. Senate approval followed Assembly action in April, with lingering debate over pay-as-you-go funding. Bonding is expected to roughly double overall project costs.
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Police crack down on side bets at church bingo
In Staten Island at St. Christopher’s Church five people were arrested after undercover officers, posing as players, called numbers during a bingo game. Sgt. David Felix of the Staten Island Vice Squad warned against illegal side bets at church events, prompting the raid.
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