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Congressman Eliot Engel announced that the New York City Department of Transportation will install a traffic light at the intersection of East Gun Hill Road and Capuchin Way in the Olinville section.
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Congressman Eliot Engel announced a $100,000 federal Housing and Urban Development grant to Bronx Independent Living Services for an education and outreach program to inform consumers about their fair housing rights and responsibilities.
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Washington, DC--Today, Rep. Eliot Engel called upon Secretary of Homeland Security Tom Ridge to suspend deportation of Ciaran Ferry and to consider releasing him from custody.
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Congressman Eliot Engel announced the awarding of Housing and Urban Development grants totaling $83,252 to the public housing authorities of Spring Valley, for $39,622, and Ramapo, for $43,630.
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Congressman Eliot Engel announced approximately $1.250 million in Department of Housing and Urban Development grants for the Yonkers Municipal Housing Authority to help the homeless.
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Washington D.C. - Rep. Eliot Engel (D-NY) is warning New Yorkers that the President and Congressional Republicans are scheming to take away their overtime pay. Republicans in the House passed a Bush administration proposal to loosen the rules that determine which employees are entitled to overtime pay that could cut paychecks for 8 million workers, possibly including police officers, nurses, store supervisors and many others. The Republican controlled Senate is scheduled to vote on this issue on January 20, 2004.
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CALLS ON PRESIDENT TO ENFORCE SANCTIONS
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Washington D.C. - Rep. Eliot Engel (D-NY) announced the Department of Homeland Security has awarded a federal grant of $54,000 to the Getty Terminals Corporation to help secure the port in Mt. Vernon, New York. The money will help improve surveillance at the port.
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Washington D.C. - Today, the House of Representatives passed the FY 2004 Omnibus Appropriations bill, which included $6.66 million in funding for Westchester and Rockland Counties. Before this money can be made available, the Senate needs to pass identical legislation and the President needs to sign the bill – which could take up to several weeks.
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Washington D.C. - Today, the House of Representatives passed the FY 2004 Omnibus Appropriations bill, which included $100,000 for the Montefiore Medical Center's (MMC) Clinical Information System project. The Clinical Information System project is a state of the art electronic medical record system. The systems have dramatically reduced the risk of medical errors and have significantly improved patient care. The project’s objective is to now extend these capabilities to health care facilities throughout the Bronx and Westchester. But before this money can be made available, the Senate needs to pass identical legislation and the President needs to sign the bill – which could take up to several weeks.
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