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To entice new lawyers into public service careers, the New York State Bar Association has launched a program to help new public law practitioners cover their school debts. State Bar President A. Thomas Levin said the New York Bar Foundation is kicking in $25,000 to launch the program. But with many recent grads carrying $80,000 in debt, a lot more is needed -- and he called on the private sector to support expansion of the program.
October 31, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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