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Unable to separate the question of their own pay from that of legislative salaries, an unprecedented effort by New York state judges to secure their first pay raise in six years fell short Friday when the Legislature and Gov. George E. Pataki closed the session without an agreement. Lawmakers were unwilling to increase judicial compensation without boosting their own and Pataki opposed any raise for legislators without a major concession from lawmakers on unrelated issues.
June 28, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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