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LI pols worry: State budget woes could drain us here
Newsday Staff WriterCounty officials are worried that Albany's worsening cash shortage could cause a fiscal drain on Long Island. Leaders in Nassau and Suffolk reacted with concern Wednesday to Gov. David A. Paterson's proposal this week to slash $1.2 billion from the...Tags: Local Authority, Steve Levy, Regional Authority, Budgets and Budgeting, Suffolk County (New York)
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Mets Get Bullpen Help, Acquire Ayala From Nats
PITTSBURGH -- The New York Mets found help for their struggling bullpen, acquiring durable right-hander Luis Ayala from the Washington Nationals on Sunday for a player to be named.
A reliable reliever for the first four years of his career, Ayala has...Tags: New York Yankees, Boston Red Sox, Jim Bunning, Gaming and Lotteries, Addiction
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Nassau OTB officials among state tax panel
PROPERTY TAXES Two from local OTB on panel County Executive Thomas Suozzi, chairman of Gov. Eliot Spitzer's tax study commission, has two other Nassau officials working with him. And apparently, he's giving good odds that they can find a solution to...Tags: Barack Obama, Republican Party, Regional Authority, Campaign Finance, Political Candidates
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Suozzi firings puzzle insiders
Newsday Staff WritersNassau County Executive Thomas Suozzi's firing of two high-profile officials late last week has insiders buzzing about what may have prompted the moves - but is drawing only the most minimal comment from those involved. Fired from his job of two years...Tags: Eliot Spitzer, Democratic Party, Craig Johnson, Executive Branch, Government
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King welcomes the war of his words
WASHINGTON BUREAUHe once referred to the GOP leadership as "roadkill," said his party was taken over by "barefoot hillbillies," and compared the Million Man March with a "Klan rally." So it isn't surprising that Rep. Peter King would call for The New York Times to be...Tags: National Government, Immigration, Republican Party, Illegal Immigrants, New York Times
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Elmont woman reflects on 1994 genocide in Rwanda
Newsday Staff WriterIt was Easter 1994 and life in Rwanda, despite the political tensions brewing outside her windows, was good for Immaculée Ilibagiza. Returning home from university in the city of Butare, she gathered with her beloved parents and siblings for a holiday...Tags: International Law, Religious Festivals, National Government, Refugee, Easter
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Nassau spat getting expensive
Newsday Staff WriterNassau's nasty legislative leadership fight, officially settled more than two months ago, is generating new political heat as the county totes up the battle's legal bills - which could cost taxpayers more than $160,000. One flashpoint is that County...Tags: Lawyers, National Government, Republican Party, Laws, Government
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Hub site hits GOP obstacle
Newsday Staff WriterThe $1.6 billion plans for the 77-acre Nassau Coliseum site moved two steps forward and one backward yesterday - a possible boost to its lease and zoning approval, with signs of resistance in the county legislature. The obstacle: Nassau's nine-member...Tags: National Government, Craig Johnson, Republican Party, Charles Wang, Ethics
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Questions persist over vote changes
STAFF WRITERSThere's no doubt that dissident Nassau Democrats Roger Corbin of Westbury and Lisanne Altmann of Great Neck dropped their coalition with county Republicans and voted with their party colleagues to re-elect Judy Jacobs presiding officer of the county...Tags: National Government, Republican Party, Elections, Government, Robert Zimmerman
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Nassau pols parry in brief meeting
STAFF WRITERThe Nassau County Legislature gathered for its first work session yesterday since the end of a leadership fight that had kept lawmakers from meeting since Jan. 3. But there was only one item of business on the agenda for the meeting, which started late...Tags: Mergers, Acquisitions and Takeovers, Parliament, National Government, Public Finance, Manhattan (New York City)
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Raises doled out before cuts
STAFF WRITERBefore County Executive Thomas Suozzi imposed a hiring freeze and other spending cuts last month to close a projected budget gap, he and other Nassau leaders doled out $1.5 million in annual pay raises to nearly 200 political appointees. The average...Tags: National Government, Campaign Finance, Laws, Wages and Pensions, Labor Legislation
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Read the Text of the Naughton Review
Inter-Departmental Memo To: Hon.. Judith A. Jacobs_ Presiding Officer Hon. Peter J. Schmitt, Minority Leader Members of the Rules Committee From: Eric. C. Naughton, Director Legislative Budget Review Date: January l6, 2004 Re: Review of the Economic...Tags: Local Authority, Consumer Electronics Industry, Hempstead, Emergency Planning, Lawyers
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