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Two of those charged are close to state Sen. Shirley Huntley , a Democrat from southeast Queens: Patricia Savage , president of the nonprofit Parent Workshop Inc., and an aide to Ms. Huntley; and Parent Workshop's treasurer, Lynn Smith , who is Ms. Huntley's niece and shares a residence with her.
State Funds Theft Alleged Andrew Grossman 2011
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The case is being prosecuted by state Attorney General Eric Schneiderman , who, before he was elected, was a colleague of Ms. Huntley's in the Senate.
State Funds Theft Alleged Andrew Grossman 2011
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What makes it so scary is that if Huntley's right, we could all soon get an unhappy insight into what financial graveyards are all about.
Dan Dorfman: The Return of 'Graveyard George' Dan Dorfman 2010
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They lived in New York until retiring in 1970 to Huntley's home state, Montana, where they founded the Big Sky Resort on the Gallatin River outside Bozeman.
Tippy Stringer Huntley Conrad, charming D.C. weather beauty, dies at 80 Emma Brown 2010
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What makes it so scary is that if Huntley's right, we could all soon get an unhappy insight into what financial graveyards are all about.
Dan Dorfman: The Return of 'Graveyard George' Dan Dorfman 2010
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What makes it so scary is that if Huntley's right, we could all soon get an unhappy insight into what financial graveyards are all about.
Dan Dorfman: The Return of 'Graveyard George' Dan Dorfman 2010
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What makes it so scary is that if Huntley's right, we could all soon get an unhappy insight into what financial graveyards are all about.
Dan Dorfman: The Return of 'Graveyard George' Dan Dorfman 2010
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But public unease tends to be inconsistent and wildly subjective; Moses himself contrasted Huntley's possible payout with the "disgraceful levels" paid to injured servicemen, suggesting that they deserve a hefty sum when arguably it was as much their own choice to risk injury on the battlefield as it was Huntley's to wind up in jail.
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However distasteful Huntley's claim, it has to be preferable to the alternatives.
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But instinct, by its very nature, is only an impulse? and once followed through to its logical conclusion, the fury against Huntley's lawsuit begins to look a lot less morally sound.
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