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Eliot Laurence Spitzer was elected governor of New York in November 2006. He is a former New York State Attorney General and a member of the Democratic Party. In March of 2008 it was reported that he was involved in a prostitution ring in New York.
Eliot Laurence Spitzer was elected governor of New York in November 2006. He is a former New York State Attorney General and a member of the Democratic Party. In March of 2008 it was reported that he was involved in a prostitution ring in New York.
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Hotel tries to muzzle TripAdvisor reviewer
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterQuestion: I stayed at a place in Palm Springs that I didn't like and posted my review on TripAdvisor. I received a letter from an attorney threatening to sue me for libel if I did not remove my negative review within 14 days. I have contacted others who...Tags: Constitutional Issues, Trials, Hotel and Accommodation Industry, Lawyers, Justice System
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Getting their kicks
247-4732As the evening sun slumps over the American Legion's Trimble Field, the Emperors Club awaits, eager to sink its teeth into Wilford Brimley. Not Wilford Brimley the mustachioed character actor and oatmeal pitchman. We're talking Wilford Brimley the...Tags: Heads of State, Adults, Government, People, Hampton Roads
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Getting graduation speakers not as easy as it looks
karla.schuster@newsday.comBefore they collect their diplomas and toss their mortarboards, Long Island college and university graduates will get a send-off from a diverse lineup of luminaries, including a former NBA star, a Florida real estate magnate and the governor. The...Tags: Government, National Government, Executive Branch, Long Island, Florida
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Analysis: NY unsettled amid claims of rogue state police
Associated Press WriterThe allegation is startling and the pattern it's based on unsettling: A rogue element in the state police has for years tailed and snitched on elected officials and political enemies. Tabloid headlines like "State Police Smear Squad," led by the New...Tags: Local Elections, Law Enforcement, Lawyers, Prosecution, Executive Branch
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Local governments fight union benefit bill
Associated Press WriterLocal governments say a proposal to study health benefits for retirees is really a "Trojan horse" that will protect forever free or nearly free lifetime health insurance for retired government workers. The bill would for at least a year bar local...Tags: Government, Retirement, Executive Branch, Private Health Care, Local Authority
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Local supporters sticking by Hillary
dfreedlander@am-ny.comDespite a nominating process that's quickly drawing to a close and a near insurmountable deficit in the race for delegates, Hillary Clinton's most devoted local supporters say they are sticking by her. "I am looking forward to West Virginia next week and...Tags: National Government, Parties and Movements, Elections, Government, Polls
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Personal meets political -- again
STAFF WRITERAnd Vito thought the DWI might be a problem! Hardly anyone's even talking about drunk driving now. Somewhere between the "special friend" and the "love child," the issue of Vito Fossella's .17 blood-alcohol count kinda lost its fizz. Another family-...Tags: Drunk Driving, Government, Armed Forces, National Government, Defense
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Dr. Judy: "He Thought He Could Pull This Off"
Rep. Vito Fossella is just the latest political figure whose private life is making headlines. The New York City congressman acknowledged Thursday that he fathered a child from an extramarital affair. The new revelation comes a week after the Staten...Tags: Drunk Driving, Government, Executive Branch, New York, New York City
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Cuomo seeks to ID State Police probe tamperers
ALBANY - Attorney General Andrew Cuomo wants the New York Power Authority to provide the names of employees who deleted e-mails from a computer and phone used by the authority's inspector general, Daniel Wiese. Cuomo also asked the authority to do...Tags: Executive Branch, Police, Police Investigations, Government, New York
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Clinton nearly toast, so why is she still in race?
dan.janison@newsday.comIn political races, toast is a relative term. To qualify, the bread might be just barely singed. Or it could be burned into crumbs of carbon. Either way, the Clinton campaign does seem to be well on the way to getting crispy. So today's question is why...Tags: Political Candidates, Elections, Florida, West Virginia, Kentucky
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