Albany lottery rules and state projects outlined
Albany reports Gov Rockefeller approved a 5.1 million highway contract for S J Groves & Sons in Orange County and a 440,000 infirmary project at New Paltz State University College. State Tax Commissioner Murphy announced a 250,000 annual lottery super prize, to be paid over 10 years, plus new procedures that could add 153,000 winners yearly and a revised end-of-year drawing mechanism.
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Gov. Rockefeller
S. J. Groves & Sons Co
North
Syracuse
Orange County
Central Valley
Bear Mountain State Park
Harriman
Long Mountain Parkway
Erie Lackawanna Railroad
State University College At
New Paltz
Rockefeller
Albany
Joseph Murphy
Murphy
Outdoor living Bottles and cans mar Fan cher Davidge's picnic area
Local observers report littered grounds at Fan cher Davidge's Mid city picnic site as bottles and cans disrupt the area. Residents urge cleanup to restore the site’s appearance and picnic appeal.
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Fancher Davidge
Public hearing on local government limits in Albany
The State Constitutional Convention committee on local government will hold a public hearing in Albany Thursday. Chairman Dr. Alan K. Campbell calls it the final and perhaps most important of eight hearings. Testifying will be Education Commissioner James E. Allen Jr. and Albany Mayor Erastus Corning. The panel is weighing whether tax and debt limits on local units should stay. An example is Middletown Board of Education asking voters to raise a too low limit to fund full education programs.
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Albany
Alan K. Campbell
James E. Allen, Jr
Erastus Corning
Middletown
Don’t limit powers of bonding three urge Albany
Officials from three state authorities urged the Constitutional Convention to avoid restricting legislative authority to authorize bond financing programs. They argued flexibility is needed to fund and supervise public projects through authorities like the Triborough Bridge and Tunnel Authority, Metropolitan Commuter Transportation Authority, and Port of New York Authority. The hearing also examined public access to authority records and proposed highway funding protections.
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Albany
UPD
Constitutional Convention
Convention Committee On Economic Development
William J. Rowan
Metropolitan Commuter Transportation Authority
Robert Moses
Triborough Bridge and Tunnel Authority
Austin J. Tobin
Port of New York Authority
New York
Tobin
Moses
Rowan
Rockefeller
Gilman
U.S. Supreme Court
Congress
Fisher
Roman
Rockefeller Travia clash over private power plan in New York
In Niagara Falls Governor Rockefeller and Assembly Speaker Travia clash over an $8 billion plan to turn nuclear power development to private utilities. Moses backs mixed state private effort, while Travia slams the deal as a potential private monopoly. Rockefeller vows to push a New York power program at the next legislative session to meet growing needs and keep power in state.
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Albany
UPI
Rockefeller
Assembly
Anthony J. Travia
Niagara Falls
Travia
Robert Moses
State Power Authority
Moses
Triborough Bridge and Tunnel Authority
New York
Goat Island
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