Former Gov Aide David Johnson To Begin Life Of Service Following Guilty Plea
In this June 19, 2008 file photo, New York Gov. David Paterson , left, and aide David Johnson walk down the steps of the Capitol in Albany, N.Y. Assault , Community Service , David Johnson , David Paterson , Domestic Abuse , Glenn Schuck , Governor David Paterson , Governor’s Aide , Guilty Plea , Public Service NEW YORK – David Johnson, the former … (more)
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Papers to stay here in Albany
A deal struck last year to send the former governor’s papers to Cornell University has unraveled, and the trove of documents – potentially containing memos about his stunning ascent to power or his decision to appoint Richard Ravitch as lieutenant governor – will eventually come to the State Archives, Paterson’s spokesman confirmed to the Times … (more)
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Morgan Hook to run SKD’s Albany office
Morgan Hook, a former WRGB reporter who, as last man standing in Gov. David Paterson’s press operation became the governor’s director of communications in 2010, will lead a new office of SKD Knickerbocker, a communications and political consulting firm based in Manhattan and Washington.
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Ex-NY gov won’t be charged in Yankee tickets rap
ALBANY (AP) — Former New York Gov. David Paterson won’t be charged with perjury on accusations that he lied about taking free Yankees tickets for the 2009 World Series while he was in office.
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No charges for ex-NY Gov. Paterson in Yankee tickets scandal that helped sink re-election bid
ALBANY, N.Y. — Former Gov. David Paterson will not face perjury charges on allegations that he lied about taking free Yankees tickets for the 2009 World Series, a decision that effectively puts an end to the most serious legal problem stemming from his tumultuous administration. The Commission on Public Integrity charged in a report last year that Paterson violated ethics laws when he …
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No charges for ex-NY Gov. Paterson in Yankee tickets scandal that helped sink re-election bid
No charges for ex-NY gov in Yankee tickets scandal
Former Gov. David Paterson will not face perjury charges on allegations that he lied about taking free Yankees tickets for the 2009 World Series, a decision that effectively puts an end to the most serious legal problem stemming from his tumultuous administration. The Commission on Public Integrity charged in a report last year that Paterson violated ethics laws when he contradicted his staff …
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No charges for ex-NY gov in Yankee tickets scandal
Prosecutor: Former NY Gov. Paterson will not face perjury charge in Yankees tickets scandal
ALBANY, N.Y. — Former New York Gov. David Paterson won’t be charged with perjury on allegations that he lied about taking free Yankees tickets for the 2009 World Series while he was in office, a spokeswoman for the Albany County district attorney said Saturday. Albany County District Attorney David Soares informed Paterson’s lawyer in a letter Wednesday that his office won’t pursue perjury …
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Soda Industry Spent Nearly $13 Million Lobbying Albany
Last year, former Gov. David Paterson pushed a plan to levy a penny-per-ounce tax on sugary soft drinks in NY State, which was repeatedly rejected by Albany, and finally “killed” by current Gov. Andrew Cuomo. So how much money did Big Soda lobbyists spend to make sure that tax never made it into our supermarkets? [ more › ]
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Ex-NY governor pays $62K fine over Yankees tickets
New York Gov. David Paterson , left, escorted by security, leaves his apartment en route to a news conference where he was to announce he is not going to run for another term as governor, Friday Feb.
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Ex-NY governor pays $62K fine over Yankees tickets
Paterson pays $62,125 fine in Yankees ticket case
CBS 6 – All Sections — Fri Feb 04 18:48:00 UTC 2011 ALBANY — Now those were expensive seats. Former New York Gov. David Paterson has paid $62,124 to settle his fine from the state ethics board over free Yankees tickets he obtained for the 2009 World Series. The board’s spokesman, Walter Ayres,… about: 2009 World Series David Paterson Governor New York Yankees NYS Politics Sports state ethics board the 2009 World Series
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