Talks Stop as 106000 State Workers Ready to Strike
With less than 48 hours to a strike deadline, the Rockefeller administration and 140000 state workers remain at impasse over budget cutbacks. CSEA officials say a statewide walkout is on barring developments, with picket signs ready and extensive strike preparations underway.
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Albany
UPI
Rockefeller
Governor's Office
Civil Service Employes Association
CSEA
Otisville Training School workers threaten 8 a.m. walkout
Otisville employees plan an 8 am walkout amid security and staffing disputes in Albany while negotiators press for more child care workers and recreation staff to handle an influx of inmates. Officials caution about potential skeleton staffing or relocation of inmates if supervision fails.
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Otisville
Otisville Training School
Albany
Robert Redifer
Civil Service Employes’ Association Board of Directors
New
Hampton State Training School
Benjamin Hill
Otisville Jt
Hill
Grange County Sheriff's Office
New Hampton Institution
New Hampton
Dr. Hill
Robert Shulman
Children’s Services
Social Services Department
Shulman
Abe Levine
Redifer
Benjamin A. Gilman
Middletown
R-95
Otisville- Albany
Gilman
Lawrence Wolfson
State Social Services Department
Ulster Eyes Forming County Water District
Ulster County ponders a county wide water district drawing from NYC aqueducts via town districts. Plan hinges on price for water and potential future demand, as cities consider cost to Ullster’s taps. Population growth and reservoir limits push move though implementation awaits crisis.
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Ulster Eyes
County Water District
Kingston
Ulster County
New York City
Herbert Hekler
County Planning Board
Heckler
Hekler
New Paltz
New York Aqueduct
Marlboro and
Rosendale
Ulster
New York
Ashokan
Rondout
HUD official outlines rapid, decentralized program shifts
HUD regional administrator S William Green told about 700 delegates that the department will decentralize to empower area offices, speed approvals, and coordinate community development across urban renewal model cities and open space programs. He said revised policies will flow through regional offices, with $2.1 billion in special revenue sharing planned to speed local projects and reduce red tape while upholding anti discrimination laws.
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Liberty
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
State Association of Renewal and Housing Officials
S. William Green
Green
McLae
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