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  • By Dan LenardBuffalo, NY – I have been keenly observing the desperate attacks on Governor Pataki's proposed school budget cuts. I find that the campaign…
  • Five officers in the New York Police Department have been arrested on charges of smuggling guns, cigarettes and slot machines they thought were stolen. Three retired NYPD officers and a New Jersey corrections officer are also charged.
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