New York Attorney General Rules Video Gambling Games Illegal
Attorney General Robert Abrams ruled that the proposed video gambling games in New York City and Albany are illegal. He said the games function as slot machines, not lotteries, and violate the state Constitution and lottery law. The ruling halts the Lottery Division plan and delays or ends the 1a-bet games project with Multi-Games Ventures.
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Albany
New York
New York City
Robert Abrams
Abrams
John Quinn
Quinn
Attorney General’s Office
New Jersey Casino Control Commission
Atlantic City
Shared Risk
New York Lottery Division
Multi-Games Ventures, Inc
Yorktown Heights
N.Y
Multi-Games Ventures
Six Democrats vie for five at large Rochester seats
In Rochester six Democratic candidates seek five Rochester City Council at-large seats. Incumbent Monroe County legislators John G. Erb and Philip Fedele aim to move to the nine member council, while four district seats are uncontested. The field also includes Curran Haney Hensler and Ruth Scott, with Ansaldi dropped by the party. The winner will join a body paying a $10 000 annual salary.
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Rochester
Monroe County
John G. Erb
Philip Fedele
John G. Curran
Paul E. Haney
Joan M. Hensler
Ruth E. Scott
Robert N. Ansaldi
Fedele
Erb
Post
Bedford district adds pizza to daily lunch menu
Bedford Central School District will offer pizza every day for lunch amid budget pressures and student demand. George Lackey says pizza provides needed nutrients and helps avoid losses from higher costs, while some board members question overemphasis on pizza.
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Bedford
Bedford Central
George Lackey
Lackey
Teachers and Board Reach Tentative School Contract
Negotiators for Buffalo teachers and the Board of Education reached a tentative labor accord early this morning. Details are to be explained to about 3,200 teachers at a morning meeting, with ratification by the union members pending. The teachers have been without a contract.
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Rbupffalo
Board of Education
Parochial teachers strike disrupts 6 Queens Long Island schools
In New York City six parochial high schools in Queens and Long Island saw lay faculty walk out on the first day of classes. About 11 000 students faced disrupted lessons as 340 strikers formed picket lines at the schools.
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New York
CPI
Queens
Long Island
Rockville Centre
Lay
Robert Gordon
Maria Regina
Uniondale
Holy Trinity
Hicksville
Holy Famiy
Huntington Station
St. John the Baptist
West Islin
Herald Journal publication and rates notice
Announcement from Herald Journal published by Herald Co based in Syracuse New York. Includes mailing address Box 4915 Syracuse NY 13221 publication number 31580 and payment terms for mail subscriptions with postal zones 1 and 7 payable in advance as part of the second class postage information.
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Herald-Journal
The
Herald Co
Syracuse
N.Y
New York State
Borden
USA
Borden, Inc
Clinton Iown
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