ALBANY In a decision that renders the current New York State Senate irrelevant in the process of selecting the Board of Regents, the Court of Appeals yesterday upheld the practice of choosing members of the powerful education panel in joint Assembly/Senate sessions.
June 06, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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ALBANY – In a decision that renders the current New York State Senate irrelevant in the process of selecting the Board of Regents, the Court of Appeals yesterday upheld the practice of choosing members of the powerful education panel in joint Assembly/Senate sessions.
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