Schumer Targets D Amato On Abortion And Cancer Issues
Democratic challenger Charles Schumer attacks Sen. Alfonso D Amato for anti abortion votes while highlighting support for abortion rights. Vallone supporters criticize Pataki for vetoing 1 million for breast and ovarian cancer programs as poll results show gendered shifts in voting.
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Judge sanctions NYC for ignoring court order in assault case
U.S. District Judge John Martin found New York City willfully ignored a court order to disclose evidence in a civil suit. The decision imposes a nearly $20,000 penalty including a $10,000 fine and attorney fees. The case involves a 60-year-old woman who alleges assault by a city worker testing water on Roosevelt Island.
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Amtrak unveils plan to speed up New York rail service
Albany officials say Amtrak will boost Upstate service with a 185 million program. Track changes will support high speed Turboliners able to reach 125 mph on diesel or electric power. New passenger cars will offer more comfortable seating and power hookups at each seat.
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Mother and son suspects to stay in NYC for now
New York Utah will not pursue extradition of Sante Kimes 63 and Kenneth Kimes 23 who are suspects in the disappearance of a wealthy Manhattan widow. Manhattan Criminal Court Judge Gabriel Gorenstein dismissed a fugitive warrant Tuesday. A Utah request to detain them on a bad check charge remains active. The pair are held on credit card fraud charges, with lawyers claiming the case is a pretext while investigators tie them to the disappearance.
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Pataki plans center for mentally disabled offenders in Chenango
Gov. George Pataki announced a cost relief plan to build a 60 bed Intensive Treatment Center for developmentally disabled adults with criminal records in Chenango County. The center will divert such offenders to the Office of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities. It will employ more than 200 and be ready by fiscal year 2000-01.
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