House members praise retiring Sen Moynihan tribute speech marathon
Representatives from New York and beyond lauded Daniel Patrick Moynihan as he retires after 24 years in the Senate. Colleagues praised his civility, passion, and contributions across domestic and foreign policy, with praise from Carolyn Maloney, Benjamin Gilman, and Sherwood Boehlert. They recalled his Syracuse University ties, Onondaga Lake cleanup role, and cross regional leadership.
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Buffalo teachers union accepts mediator plan in debt dispute
Buffalo Teachers Federation President Philip Rumore said there were things in the mediator's plan they liked and disliked as union executives voted Tuesday to accept the state proposal to end the contract dispute with the Buffalo district. Superintendent Marion Canedo said the board would vote tonight and needed more facts.
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Judge finds NYC mismanaged aid for poor AIDS patients
A federal judge ruled that New York City mistreated impoverished AIDS patients through bureaucratic delays in housing health and other benefits violating the Americans with Disabilities Act. Judge Sterling Johnson appointed a federal magistrate to monitor the agency for three years.
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Thruway extends gasoline price cut through Jan 1
The Pataki administration announced that a nickel-per-gallon reduction at New York Thruway rest stops is extended to New Year’s Day. The Thruway Authority eliminated lease fees for private stations at 27 travel centers, allowing operators to lower fuel prices to attract motorists to stay on the Thruway.
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Ex-librarian upsets congressman in Long Island primary
HAUPPAUGE A 71 year old former librarian who spent $40000 on her Democratic bid defeated Rep. Michael Forbes by 35 votes in the Sept. 12 primary. Final recount shows Reve Regina Seltzer 6077 Forbes 6042. Seltzer will face Republican Felix Grippi in November. Forbes led with a $1.4 million war chest and will back the Democratic nominee.
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