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REPS. MALONEY AND MANTON ANNOUNCE MULTI-MILLION DOLLAR FEDERAL GRANT TO NEW YORK CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT #30

Aug 25, 1998 Press Release

Reps. Carolyn B. Maloney and Thomas J. Manton announced today that Community School District #30 in Queens has been selected to receive more than $2 million in funding for FY98 under the Magnet Schools Assistance Program. Over the next three years, the District is slated to receive $6.8 million, subject to Congressional appropriations.

 

REP. MALONEY ANNOUNCES MULTI-MILLION DOLLAR FEDERAL GRANT TO NEW YORK CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT #3

Aug 25, 1998 Press Release
Reps. Carolyn Maloney announced today that Community School District #3 in New York City has been selected to receive close to $2 million in funding under the Magnet Schools Assistance Program.

New Moms Finding Discrimination in the Work Place Maloney Bill Would Give Breastfeeding Moms a Break

Mar 24, 1998 Press Release
Laura Sullivan was in a bind. Her six week old son was allergic to formula. She needed to continue to pump milk after returning to work. But her employer refused to give her the time or space. Laura was fired eight days after she asked for the breaks.

MALONEY JOINS HOUSE CENSUS SUBCOMMITTEE TO FIGHT FOR ACCURATE COUNT OF NEW YORKERS IN 2000 CENSUS

Feb 13, 1998 Press Release
Yesterday, the Democratic members of the House of Representatives Committee on Government Reform and Oversight announced the appointment of Rep. Carolyn B. Maloney (D-NY) as Ranking Democratic Member of the new Subcommittee on the Census. Maloney has been fighting for an accurate count in the 2000 census in an effort to ensure that New York gets fair treatment. The 1990 census undercounted New York State population by 277,000 with 244,00 undercounted in New York City alone.

CENSUS SUIT WOULD BLOCK ACCURATE COUNT

Feb 12, 1998 Press Release

WASHINGTON -- The Congressional Census Caucus is blasting a lawsuit filed today seeking to tie the 2000 Census up in court long enough to prevent the use of statistical methods to correct the undercount of the nation's poor, and minorities.

THE PRESIDENT PUSHES FOR TWO MALONEY BILLS TO REDUCE WASTE, FRAUD AND ABUSE IN GOVERNMENT

Feb 2, 1998 Press Release
Washington, DC -- February 2, 1998. The President sent his budget to Congress today outlining his priorities for the new year. Under the President's priority to improve government performance through better management, the President latched onto two legislative ideas introduced last summer by Congresswoman Carolyn Maloney: H.R 2063, the Debt Collection Wage Information Act, and H.R. 2347, the Federal Benefit Verification and Integrity Act.

HOW WILL PRESIDENT CLINTON'S HISTORIC CHILD CARE PROPOSAL HELP NEW YORK CITY'S KIDS?

Jan 21, 1998 Press Release
Congresswoman Carolyn B. Maloney gathered seven leading experts on child care tonight at the CUNY Graduate Center in midtown Manhattan to discuss our nation's child care system. Tonight's panelists examined how legislation before Congress and the President's recent child care proposal can make a real difference in the lives of children and their parents.

REP. MALONEY JOINS PRESIDENT AS HE ANNOUNCES $120 MILLION GRANT TO PUT 1,600 MORE POLICE ON NEW YORK CITY STREETS

Jan 15, 1998 Press Release
Congresswoman Carolyn B. Maloney joined President Clinton, Mayor Giuliani and Commissioner Safir today at JFK Airport as the President announced that New York City will receive a $120 million Justice Department grant to fund 1,600 additional police officers. Today's announcement is part of the President's COPS Initiative, which has funded more than 70,000 police officers in communities across the country.

President Clinton Proposes Plan Similar to Maloney Child Care Act Bill Would Give Tax Credit to Employers

Jan 7, 1998 Press Release
The President today announced his support for the Child Care Infrastructure Act (H.R. 1706) which Congresswoman Carolyn Maloney introduced, along with Congresswoman Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, in May of last year.

STATEMENT BY CONGRESSWOMAN CAROLYN B. MALONEY ON SUNDAY'S MGM TOUR OF GOVERNORS ISLAND

Jan 6, 1998 Press Release

"After last month's bombshell from the Giuluani administration that they were seriously considering the possibility of building a casino on Governors Island, New Yorkers came out in droves against the idea. The Giuliani administration countered the attack by claiming they were just floating the idea of a casino.

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