Number	11040
Subject	Politics
Source	Newsday (New York)
State	NY
Year	1994
Publication Date	July 11- Dec. 6
Summary	Newsday reports that "New York City's newly elected mayor, Rudolph Giuliani, won office based largely upon his reputaion as a crime-busting former federal prosecutor... Giuliani spoke frequently of a need to set high ethical standards for those in positions of public trust. Cops shouldn't accept so much as a free meal and elected officials should be held to an even higher standard, he said... In New York City, finding the right apartment at the right price is akin to striking gold. (Newsday found that with the help of landlord William Koeppel,) some of the mayor's highest-level appointees obtained breaks clearly unavailable to the average citizen.
Category	Contest Entry
Pages	24
Keywords	cronyism;ethics;conflicts of interest;corruption
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