99 NEWS HEADLINES FOR FRIDAY, 10/29/10

ASSEMBLY CANDIDATES TALK EDUCATION FUNDING--122nd Assembly District candidates tackled the issue of SUNY and public school funding last week at a forum in Wanakena. Republican Ken Blankenbush says money from the New York Lottery should be used to fund education, as that's how it was sold to the public in the 1960's. Democrat Brian Mc.Grath says consolidation of services and pension reform can save a lot of money for education.

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NORTH LAWRENCE MAN, 29-YEAR-OLD KENNETH SAINT CHARGED WITH THREE FELONY DRUNKEN DRIVING-RELATED COUNTS AFTER TRAFFIC STOP ON COUNTY 55 THURSDAY, ARRAIGNED AND JAILED ON $1000 CASH BAIL OR $2000 BOND

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