Dean Skelos News
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Governor Andrew Cuomo’s bill guaranteeing abortion rights that would align New York and U.S. law was killed in the senate after a group of breakaway Democrats co-leading the chamber dropped it.
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John Catsimatidis, a self-made billionaire who wants to be New York’s next mayor, sat in his cramped wood-paneled office wearing a $190 Jos. A. Bank suit. His light blue shirt bore stains where his belly bulged, and his frizzy, salt-and-pepper hair darted in all directions.
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Governor Andrew Cuomo introduced a bill guaranteeing abortion rights that would align New York and U.S. law and may win over Republicans in next year’s elections.
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New York Governor Andrew Cuomo wants to break the connection between cash and politics that’s led to corruption in Albany for decades, and he says public financing of election campaigns is the solution.
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Dean Skelos, a Long Island Republican and co-leader of the New York Senate, said he will block a vote on a bill to extend a ban on fracking.
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New York Senate Majority Leader Dean Skelos said he would block local officials’ requests to raise sales taxes to balance their budgets.
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Governor Andrew Cuomo’s seven-round limit on magazines sold in New York will be suspended “indefinitely” by a measure in his $136.5 billion budget set to be passed this week, Dean Skelos, a Senate majority leader said.
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Long Beach, the Long Island shore town still reeling almost six months after Hurricane Sandy, is poised to be the first New York city in three years to get permission to sell debt to fill a spending gap.
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New York Senate Republicans are pushing for more than $2 billion in tax cuts and credits, mostly by reviving a rebate program killed in 2009.
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New York Governor Andrew Cuomo and legislative leaders are closing in on a deal that would smooth passage of a $136.5 billion budget and make it the state’s earliest spending plan in 30 years.
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