Assembly GOP urges PSC split to two commissions
New York Republicans propose breaking the Public Service Commission into an Energy Regulation Commission and a Telecommunications Regulatory Commission. The plan would abolish the Energy Office and reassign duties from the Cable Television Commission, with the Power Authority placed under the new energy body. An executive director would lead each unit, with legislature elected commissioners and separate staff for regulatory and consumer roles.
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Pinky saves cop by blocking loaded pistol in Brooklyn
New York City officer Michael Davenport and partner Michael Shortell confronted Teddy Easterling during a disturbance in a Brooklyn apartment. Easterling, 39, aimed a gun at Davenport, but Davenport jammed his pinky between the hammer and firing pin to stop the shot. Easterling was charged with attempted murder of a police officer. the wife was not identified.
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Suffolk County’s 1st executive H Lee Dennison dies
H Lee Dennison, Suffolk County's pioneering executive from 1960 to 1972, died at 79 after a massive coronary. Flags will fly at half staff as he is remembered as the father of modern Suffolk County, noting growth from a rural 587,000 to 1.2 million residents. He later ran an engineering consulting firm in Port Jefferson and was born in Hornell in 1903.
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Drug probe nets cop, businessman
A drug arrest in Cheektowaga involved a New Jersey police officer Justino Reyes a Alabama businessman Jerry Carter a Cartagena Colombia resident Alita Jui Ganen and Oswaldo Carernina-Vergara all held on drug possession and conspiracy charges. DEA agents said 33 pounds of cocaine was a sample of about 220 pounds negotiated over three months with undercover operatives.
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Health care costs and policy shift in hospital system
Community General Hospital discusses rising costs from new medical tech and aging demographics, noting public policy and private sector reforms. It urges prudent management, rate controls, and collaboration with insurers, physicians, and the Syracuse hospital network to ensure affordable, needed services.
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Community General Hospital marks 1982 year with growth and service
Community General Hospital reports 1982 totals including 14 873 admitted patients and 30 229 emergency visits. New education programs and expanded services were added with community and corporate partnerships. Hospital funds ended with net revenue just above expenses and a one millionth volunteer hour milestone reached.
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