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Gov. Paterson Claims Race Remarks Misunderstood
wpix.comGovernor David Paterson insisted Tuesday his controversial comments last week - implying his critics were motivated by racial bias - have been misunderstood. Speaking Tuesday at the State University at Stony Brook on Long Island, the state's first...Tags: Social Issues, Regional Authority, WPIX, Eliot Spitzer, Long Island
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'Giuliani Time'
Times Staff WriterThere's no ill wind, the old saying goes, that doesn't blow somebody some good, and the horrific events of Sept. 11, 2001, blew all kinds of good Rudolph Giuliani's way. As the most visible public figure to do and say all the right things in the...Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Queens (New York City), Regional Authority, Entertainment, September 11, 2001 Attacks
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City shadows: Nightmares haunt mayoral visions
Spin CycleSooner or later every New York City mayor faces the kind of nightmare event that mocks his message. Ed Koch won fame for improving morale and procedures, then departed after corruption and crime. David Dinkins rode in on racial healing......Tags: Crown Heights, Rudy Giuliani, Michael Bloomberg, Ed Koch, September 11, 2001 Attacks
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Billionaires' pact: Oligarchs get a fix on NYC charter
Spin CycleMayor Michael Bloomberg, the self-made billionaire who has a private habit of expressing disdain for those with inherited wealth, nonetheless seems to have cut a deal with fellow billionaire, longtime Republican and once-failed mayoral candidate Ronald...Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Regional Authority, Politics, Referenda, Michael Bloomberg
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Pols to beat post-election fiscal chill in sunny climes
Spin CycleThis season's campaign, today's election, today's fiscal crises and tomorrow's depression -- all may come and go. But for political honchos, the cool-weather conference in warmer climes must absolutely endure. So despite upheaval from Wall Street to...Tags: David Paterson, Charles B. Rangel, Maxine Waters
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Caroline Kennedy provides punchline for NYC sendup
Spin CycleMayor Michael Bloomberg's annual Broadway-buttressed response skit in the annual City Hall reporters' dinner and show brought former Senatorial aspirant Caroline Kennedy briefly on stage Saturday night at the New York Hilton. The plot line of the sketch,...Tags: Regional Authority, Caroline Kennedy, Michael Bloomberg, Kirsten Gillibrand, Ed Koch
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Attack 'will be an open wound forever'
Tribune staff reporterThousands of New Yorkers came Sunday to Yankee Stadium, where generations have come to cheer and forget their problems, to grieve and remember the victims of the terrorist attack on the World Trade Center. The infield of the 78-year-old ballpark in the...Tags: Christian Orthodoxy, Health, National Security, Hospitals and Clinics, Baptist
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Has the mayor put clamp on crime?
STAFF WRITERAs Rudolph Giuliani's third year as mayor was ending, he stood in Times Square in the shadow of the glass ball that would usher in 1997 and crowed that there were fewer than 1,000 homicides citywide that year -- a first in three decades. "It's an...Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Raymond W. Kelly, Personal Weapon Control, Theft, Budgets and Budgeting
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What's changed since the DNC in 1992
Staff WriterRepublicans arriving for their national convention are going to find that this is not Bill Clinton's New York City. When Clinton got the Democratic nomination here in 1992, most police officers were carrying .38-caliber Smith&Wesson revolvers, and...Tags: Raymond W. Kelly, Regional Authority, Times Square, Michael Bloomberg, Defense
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Since Sept. 11, Giuliani has become `Rudy the Rock'
Tribune national correspondentIn little more than week, he has gone from near-pariah to paragon. Before the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center, Mayor Rudolph Giuliani's highly public divorce from television personality Donna Hanover and romance with girlfriend...Tags: Greenwich Village, David Letterman, National Security, Defense, Brooklyn Museum
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Dinkins might have opened Great Lawn
Staff WriterFormer Mayor David Dinkins doesn't agree with the current mayor's quest to keep Central Park's Great Lawn protest-free. Dinkins and ex-Mayor Ed Koch were standing alongside Mayor Michael Bloomberg at a news conference yesterday when a reporter asked...Tags: Republican National Conventions, Regional Authority, Madison Square Garden, Politics, Michael Bloomberg
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