ALBANY With New York income tax revenues falling more than billion below projections and a two-year state budget deficit of billion, the Judiciary was understandably frantic this month when it became obvious that the annual give-and-take with Albany number crunchers would be mainly take.
May 16, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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ALBANY – With New York income tax revenues falling more than $1 billion below projections and a two-year state budget deficit of $7 billion, the Judiciary was understandably frantic this month when it became obvious that the annual give-and-take with Albany number crunchers would be mainly take.
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