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Cuomo s nursing home scandal raises questions for SUNY chancellor
James Malatras helped draft report that undercounted COVID-19 deaths connected to nursing homes
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SUNY Chancellor Jim Malatras, a longtime adviser to Gov. Andrew Cuomo, helped draft the state s report on COVID-19-related nursing home deaths that was found to have undercounted victims connected to the facilities and, as a result, he is now a subject of an investigation by the FBI and the U.S. attorney s office. He is seen here a press conference at SUNY Schenectady on Tuesday, Nov. 24, 2020, in Schenectady, N.Y. (Paul Buckowski/Times Union)Paul Buckowski/Albany Times UnionShow MoreShow Less
NY Federation of College Republicans call for SUNY Chancellor’s resignation Harry Karpen / Photography Intern The New York Federation of College Republicans is calling for SUNY Chancellor Jim Malatras’ resignation amid allegations of attempting to hide and alter data about the COVID-19 pandemic in New York.
The move follows discovery of Malatras potential connection to Gov. Cuomo s nursing home deaths scandal
March 11, 2021
College Republicans from across the state are calling upon SUNY Chancellor Jim Malatras to resign amid allegations of attempting to hide and alter data about the COVID-19 pandemic.
A press release from March 2 by the Executive Board of the New York Federation of College Republicans claimed that Malatras has been heavily involved in a “COVID-19 #CuomoCoverup,” a hashtag that is currently being used on Twitter as a way for users to share their opinions and news stories relating to New York State (NYS) Gov. Andrew Cuomo and his COVID-19 gui
My journalist-as-guinea-pig experiment is taking a disturbing turn.
A Swedish chemist is on the phone, talking about flame retardants, chemicals added for safety to just about any product that can burn. Found in mattresses, carpets, the plastic casing of televisions, electronic circuit boards, and automobiles, flame retardants save hundreds of lives a year in the United States alone. These, however, are where they should not be: inside my body.
Åke Bergman of Stockholm University tells me he has received the results of a chemical analysis of my blood, which measured levels of flame-retarding compounds called polybrominated diphenyl ethers. In mice and rats, high doses of PBDEs interfere with thyroid function, cause reproductive and neurological problems, and hamper neurological development. Little is known about their impact on human health.
return based on when the money goes in and when it can come out, so the delays of the original pro-forma of three to four years are very substantial when you come to determine that rate of return, so the initial rate of return unmentioned, the 2008 to 2009 document, it is probably lower. commissioner: may i have a final question, through the chair do you have any job any thoughts on this? mr. president and members of the board, a supervisor campos, we did not analyze the rate of return. we cannot tell you what it is because we have not done that analysis. supervisor campos: did you get any information from anyone on whether or not that analysis was done by them? no, we have not gotten any information from the port regarding that analysis. supervisor campos: i would think and hope that that kind of analysis would be done when you have this type of a magnitude of a project coming before us. thank you. president chiu: colleagues, a couple of closing comments. the port, w