Jay Jochnowitz

State Editor, Albany Times Union

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State Editor for the Albany Times Union

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Ethics crusader Eliot Spitzer has been driven from office by a long-time association with expensive prostitutes.

The Transition of Power in New York State

Ethics crusader Eliot Spitzer has been driven from office by a long-time association with expensive prostitutes.

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Republican leaders in Albany are threatening impeachment if Democratic Governor Elliot Spitzer doesn't resign in 48 hours.

New York Governor Spitzer Hanging onto Job, for Now

Republican leaders in Albany are threatening impeachment if Democratic Governor Elliot Spitzer doesn't resign in 48 hours.

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