Marino warns on prison sentencing policy after bond defeat
State Senator Ralph Marino cautions against reading the bond defeat as public desire to roll back crime policies. He notes voters are torn between funding prisons and distrust of bonding. Despite the loss, lawmakers must fund overcrowding relief as the prison population nears 111 percent capacity with plans for emergency speedups and new maximum security facilities.
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Ralph Marino
Marino
Nassau
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Albany Update: County boosts court funding and reforms
Albany considers spending millions to speed trials and expand sentencing alternatives including community service restitution and drug treatment. State Sen Tarky Lombardi discussed health policy at a New York City symposium while Gov Carey signed a bill funding regional EMS councils with up to 5000 each. A new savings banks law eases regulation, allows branch sales, cuts taxes on deposits, enables dividend payments from FDIC or FSLIC loans, and speeds bank openings.
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Marino
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Tarky Lombardi Jr
Syracuse
Marta Fraenkel
Women’s City Club of New York, Inc
Lombardi
Senate Health Committee
New York City
Hugh L. Carey
Sen. Lombardi
State Health Department
Bill Bush
R-Camillus
Bush
Savings Bank
Savings and Loan Association
Federal Deposit Loan Corporation
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
State Banking Department
Assemblyman
Heat cost fears prompt central New York outreach
Consumer Affairs Director Erik Dressler warns heating costs will rise sharply across oil gas electric and wood systems. He urges budgeting plans with Niagara Mohawk and private distributors and calls on hard pressed families to contact the office for help as federal aid shrinks.
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Erik Dressler
New York
Dressler
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp. Gas and Electricity
Consumer Affairs Office
Peace march and fair promote disarmament and Central America
A Saturday event co hosted by local peace groups includes a 1 p.m. parade from Columbus Park to East Genesee and Columbus Avenue. Plymouth Church hosts a keynote by Patricia Serpas of the Association of El Salvadoran Women. Debra Weisman and Reverend Jacqueline Schmitt speak on disarmament. A film War Without Winners, a Cuba photo exhibit, and a Central America slide show accompany a Latin American lunch and diverse booths from AFSC Nuclear Freeze Campaign and Physicians for Social Responsibility.
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Columbus Park
East Genesee Street
Columbus Avenue
Plymouth Congregational Church
East Onondaga St
Patricia Serpas
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Association of el Salvadoran Women
American Friends Service Committee
Friends of Central America United
Suport
Syracuse
Debbie Weisman
Coalition For Justice
Jacqueline Schmitt
Cuba
Central America
Women’s Information Center
AFSC
Nuclear Freeze Campaign, Citizen's Party and
Physicians For Social Responsibility
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Assembly Health Committee
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Lunt International
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