NY Democrats pick Sehimer in bid for Pataki foes
In Albany Democrats name Sehimer in a bid to challenge Gov. George Pataki with D'Amato and Vallone also entering the race. The campaign quickly shifted to negative ads as Schumer and D'Amato traded charges about liberalism and ethics. Pataki held a fundraising lead and stronger poll showing for re election.
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New York
Charles Sehimer
Brontkehyn Annivisuial
Aululise D’amato
Peter Vallone
George Pataki
D'Amato-Pataki-Powers
Arthur Finkelstein
Schumer
D’amato
Long Island
D'Amato
Cuomo
Hank Morris
al D'Amato
Morris
Hope
Geraldine Ferraro
Pataki
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Freight train derailment disrupts New York commuter lines
A freight train double stacked with empty containers derailed after hitting an overpass in New York at 5 a.m. Friday, blocking Hudson Harlem and New Haven lines used by about 100,600 riders. Service was suspended for two hours, delaying thousands of commuters before partial restoration.
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College ID settlement refunds for New York students
Albany reports statewide refunds to 75 freshmen who paid $25 for unnecessary identification cards from the National College Registration Board. About $18,000 in reimbursements and returned checks will be mailed to students and families after a multi state settlement. The company admitted no wrongdoing and has closed.
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Dennis Vacco
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New York
National College Registration Board
Thruway E Z Pass marks five year milestone
ALBANY The E Z Pass toll system reaches five years in New York with faster traffic and no stopping for many drivers. A cassette sized tag enables electronic toll collection in a dedicated lane. The system cost 30 million dollars plus a 12 million federal grant and has issued over 2 million tags.
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New York
Boston to New York AIDS Ride Finishes with Thousands
About 2,500 cyclists completed a grueling three day 275 mile AIDS benefit ride from Boston to Manhattan. Organizers reported the event raised 6.4 million dollars across five annual AIDS Rides. The group departed Boston on Thursday with 2,450 riders starting the journey.
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