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March 4, 2015

TODAY'S STORIES

Budget Watchdog Group Says Cuomo Counting His Unhatched Chickens
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo is taking credit for the state budget’s turn around from huge gaps to healthy surpluses. But a watchdog group says Cuomo is relying on future funds that have not yet materialized. Cuomo recounted how he turned the state’s finances around, as in his inaugural address earlier this year. “We turned a $10 billion dollar deficit into a $5 billion dollar surplus,” Cuomo said on January 1.

They Call Me "Cool Fool": A George Haley Story
To conclude our series highlighting historical black residence of our region we discuss the life of Bath, NY native Lt. Col. George J. Haley. Haley volunteered in WWII as a fighter pilot with the Tuskegee Airmen, the first African-American military aviators in the U.S. armed forces. He fought in multiple wars, flying over 90 missions in WWII alone.

Hundreds Of Teachers Rally Against Cuomo's Education Plans
Hundreds of teachers rallied at the New York state capitol late Monday, saying they are calling out Gov. Andrew Cuomo for what they say is his anti-public school agenda. The teachers, including New York State United Teachers Union Vice President Andy Pallotta, say Cuomo has declared a “war” on students, parents, and teachers, and is advancing a “test and punish” agenda.

SPOTLIGHT

Europe Immigration Series on All Things Considered
In light of the attack on the French satirical magazine Charlie Ebdo and the rise of anti-immigrant movements, All Things Considered sets out to explore the lives of European Muslims: from the marginalization that has drawn the world's attention to the everyday experience of what it means to belong in Britain, France and Germany today. Stories from All Things Considered host Audie Cornish and NPR's international correspondents air this week. Audie will also be tweeting via @nprAudie and all reporters will contribute posts to the On the Road Tumblr.

ON TONIGHT

All Things Considered From NPR
Attorney General Eric Holder says that a Ferguson, Missouri, police officer will NOT be charged in the fatal shooting of 18-year-old Michael Brown. More on what Holder had to say at today's news conference on All Things Considered.

March 4, 4:00pm | WSKG Radio

ON TOMORROW

On Point From NPR
Are American women being prescribed psychiatric drugs - anti-depressants, anti-psychotics - for normal emotions? On Point hears out one psychiatrists bold claim.  

March 5, 11:00am | WSQX Radio

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