Cuomo urges veto of property tax assessment bill
ALBANY aP Cuomo urges a veto of a property tax assessment bill amid a six year dilemma. The measure would allow mosaicked fractional assessments with special provisions for New York City and Nassau County. Carey must decide by Wednesday, while Cuomo favors full value assessment with homeowner exemptions.
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New Right seeks curbs on judiciary power in campaign
In Washington the New Right launches a campaign with allies in Congress to curb federal judges on social issues such as busing abortion and school prayer. They publish A Blueprint for Judicial Reform and aim to press Congress and the Reagan administration to strip judges of authority on key cases while shaping public debate on the courts.
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New Jersey governor race remains unresolved after vote count
In New Jersey the governor contest between Republican Thomas Kean and Democrat James Florio remains undecided as county clerks prepare to certify votes. A possible recount looms with Kean leading by about 1,947 votes amid possible Essex County emergency ballots. The Democratic National Committee contemplates a Justice Department probe into poll patrols.
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Rally in New York backs Solidarity effort crowd
About 600 Solidarity supporters gathered at Washington Irving High School in a weekend rally titled An Afternoon in Solidarity with Solidarity. Organizers said the event, led by the Solidarity Support Campaign, urged democracy and social justice while opposing Soviet or Polish repression and criticizing limited White House support.
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U S action sought for PCB cleanup
Gov. Hugh Carey urges the EPA to approve New York’s PCB cleanup plan and release $20 million by February 1 to enable dredging 1.2 million cubic yards of contiminated sediment from the Hudson near Fort Edward and burial at a 50 acre site in Washington County.
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New court system to review disputed tax assessments
Albany AP reports a new small claims court for property tax disputes. Homeowners with one to three family homes can seek court review of assessments for a 25 fee without a lawyer. Hearings occur day or night before non lawyer hearing officers.
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Errors in aid program could cost New York millions
New York state could lose up to 77 million dollars by 1983 if it does not cut erroneous payments in the Aid to Families with Dependent Children program. Comptroller Edward Regan warned that New York City and the state must drop error rates to meet federal requirements or risk losing federal matching funds.
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Veterans make up a quarter of state prison rolls
A Justice Department study finds 25 percent of late 1979 state prison inmates were veterans, with over half of them on drugs or alcohol at the time of their offense. About 65,500 veterans were imprisoned, including 39,500 from the Vietnam era, though only about 13,000 served in Southeast Asia.
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Tax agents bust cigarette bootleg ring in Allegany County
State tax agents seized 44 000 cartons of untaxed cigarettes in Allegany County in what officials call the state’s largest single seizure tied to a counterfeiting operation. Three people were arrested including Alfred Donati’s former Cuba Chamber of Commerce Man of the Year.
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Lottery winners in Albany drawing report
Albany AP notes the Lotto numbers drawn Saturday night were 32 34 2 22 38 and a supplementary number 0. The daily numbers game produced a result of 0.
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Police raid nets drugs and weapons in Harlem center
Police seized over 2 million dollars in cocaine and heroin and an arsenal of weapons in a Harlem narcotics distribution center raid. Six women and three men were arrested on drug and weapons charges after anonymous calls claimed a woman was being held captive. Detectives found the drugs upon arriving at the four story brownstone.
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