Tuesday's Editorial Pages
May 1st, 2007
The Daily News urges Patrolmen’s Benevolent Association President Patrick Lynch to sit down with the Bloomberg administration and negotiate a new contract for police officers.
The New York Post suggests that there may be no one to blame for the death of two transit workers. “Unfortunately, when the workplace is Gotham’s dimly-lit subway system, accidents can exact a grievous price,” the paper writes.
The New York Sun seems to enjoy the news that the New York Times building is being sold for three times its 2004 price. “Had the New York Times Company only held onto its building for another three years, it would have made another $350 million on the sale, a fact that certainly can’t be lost on the critics of the company’s management,” the Sun writes.
By Mark Berkey-Gerard on May 1, 2007, 7:27 amIn category: Gotham City | No Comments »

