Carey fears Reagan ax will cost New York billions
Governor Hugh Carey warned at the state's Business Council meeting that President Reagan's budget cuts threaten up to 200 million in New York tax revenues next year and as much as 500 million by 1985, with up to 1 billion in lost federal grants. He labeled New Federalism inequitable and warned a private sector alone cannot provide jobs for the disadvantaged.
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Wachtler quits governor bid to stay on bench
State Court of Appeals Judge Sol Wachtler, considered a potential challenger to Gov. Hugh Carey in 1982, announced he would not run for governor. He said he loves the judiciary and will remain on the bench despite early speculation and offers of support.
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State Court of Appeals
Sol Wachtler
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Hugh Carey
Court of Appeals
Wachtler
Nassau County
Joseph Margiotta
Attica locks down 1900 inmates after three stabbings
Attica state prison confined about 1,900 inmates to their cells for several days after a breakfast fight left three prisoners with minor stab wounds. Corrections spokesman Louis Ganim said the lockdown and canceled programs aim to restore order following the incident and a prior disturbance.
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Corrections Department
Albany
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Miss America 1982 admits light padding for pageant look
NEW YORK AP Miss America 1982 Elizabeth Ward said she used a little padding and milkshakes at bedtime to maintain her figure for the Atlantic City contest. She noted pageant rules allow padding, while 1981 Miss New York State Debbie Fountain was expelled for padding. Ward avoided confirming exact measurements.
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Atlantic City
Elizabeth Ward
Russelville
Ark
Albany Board Policy Cuts Punish Truant Grades
Education Commissioner Gordon Ambach called the Jamestown board of education policy of doding pupils five percent per 10 week period for unexcused absences arbitrary and unreasonable and ordered a revision. He argued the penalty is not tied to academic performance and harms students regardless of class work. Richard Moller filed the appeal for four guardians of four boys and similarly situated children.
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Jamestown Board of Education
Gordon Ambach
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Board of Education
Richard Moller
Tim Callahan
Scott Roper
Robert Finnegan
James French
Buffalo mother charged in death tied to water punishment
Linda Saulers of Buffalo, 30, faces a second degree manslaughter charge after police say her 3 year old son Variie Williams died from water intoxication. The child was forced to drink three to four gallons as punishment after getting up for a soft drink at 2 am. He died at hospital and three siblings were placed in foster care.
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Erie County Medical Examiner's
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Children’s Hospital
Buffalo Courier-Express
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New York Disbars 25 Lawyers in 1980
Albany AP reports New York courts disbarred 25 lawyers in 1980 for professional conduct violations. The State Bar Association committee issued 389 caution and reprimand letters, 21 suspensions, seven resignations accepted, and seven public censures. The public filed 6,73 inquiries about lawyers’ conduct in 1980.
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Albany
New York State
State Bar Association
Herald-Journal Publication Notice Details
Public notice from the Herald-Journal of Syracuse includes publication number 531580 and postal information. It lists mailing and subscription terms for New York State zones and prepayment requirements managed by Herald Co.
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