in

to meet the current and future labor needs of employers this state. Participating youth shall be provided with the following for up to one year: (1) an individual employability assessment from which an individual training and employment plan is formulated; (2) an intership in a public agency, not-for-profit corporation or private business not to exceed one thousand hours per year or twenty hours per week with a stipend funded from appropriations made available pursuant to this appropriation at the prevailing wage paid to persons similarly employed by the employer; and (3) employability and skills training funded by the federal job training partnership act (P. L. 97-300) or by other public or private

sources.

The funds available pursuant to this appropriation shall be allocated to three community colleges selected by the city university for participation in this program on the basis of their willingness and capability to operate a youth internship program pilot project as described above and on the basis of the presence, within their service area, of a high concentration of unemployed, out-of-school, economically disadvantaged youth between the ages of sixteen and twenty-one

Funds are made available for the Medgar Evers Center for
Law and Social Justice.

CITY UNIVERSITY CONSTRUCTION FUND

State aid to the city of New York for payments to the city university construction fund for city university senior colleges and for community colleges sponsored by the board of trustees of the city university of New York which payments shall be made consistent with the cash needs of the fund.

The amount of any item or items in the following schedule notwithstanding any other provisions of law, may be increased or decreased by interchange with any other item or items in the schedule with the approval of the director of the budget, who shall file such approval with the department of audit and control and copies thereof with the senate finance committee and the assembly ways and means committee

1,760,000

500,000

113,694,400

SCHEDULE

For payments for city university senior colleges pursuant to subdivision one of section 6279 of the education law

44,885,000

For payments for city university senior colleges pursuant to subdivision 3 of section 6279 of the education law

44,885,000

For services and expenses related to university-wide programs (for the purpose of completing contracted building repair and equipment inventory projects) at an amount

not to exceed

654,000

For services and expenses related to the
establishment of an economic development
fund for Chenango, Cortland and Cayuga
Counties, including but not limited to
contracts with local governments
other state agencies for public projects.... 1,000,000
For special contractual services for pro-

or

3,093,500

3,203,000

22,995,000

Total for agency aid to localities - all funds..

CRIME VICTIMS BOARD

Maintenance Undistributed

For payment of aid to localities in accordance with the

following schedule

11,195,000

ex

For services and expenses of programs,
cluding administrative costs of the board,
to
provide services to crime victims and
witnesses, whether operated by a govern-
ment agency or a community-based agency.
The board shall adopt regulations relating
to these grants, including guidelines for
its determinations. In making grant deter-
minations, the board shall consider, among
other relevant factors, the need for the
program, the availability of other sources
of funding, and the effectiveness of the
program in reaching and serving the people
intended to be served. The board shall
report annually to the governor and the
legislature, on or before March first each
year, on those crime victim service pro-
grams funded under this appropriation

3,186, 100

8,009,000

3,186, 100

11,195,100

DIVISION OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE SERVICES

For the payment of aid to localities in accordance with

...

Notwithstanding any other provisions of law,
the director of the budget is hereby
authorized to allocate the monies appro-
priated herein or so much thereof as may
be necessary to the various departments
and agencies from the local assistance
accounts of the general fund
To provide state support for the other than
court components of the existing emergency
felony court parts established in accord-
ance with chapters 496 and 497 of the laws
of 1972, and/or existing emergency narcot-
ics parts established pursuant to chapter
462 of the laws of 1971, in an amount not
to exceed the provisions hereafter stated
nor in total not to exceed the moneys
hereby appropriated.
The moneys are to be made available within
the amount appropriated for services and
expenses, including but not limited to
services and expenses for contractual ar-
rangements, and aid to localities, as may
be necessary to accomplish the purposes of
the emergency court parts and the emergen-
cy narcotic parts.

The moneys hereby appropriated shall be al-
located by the director of the budget to
the various departments and agencies in
the amounts necessary to provide for pro-
gram requirements.

Of the amounts appropriated, the sum of four million sixty-eight thousand two hundred fifty thousand dollars ($4,068,250), or so much thereof as may be necessary, shall be available to finance up to fifty-eight percent of the cost of continuing to operate the other than court components of the emergency felony court parts for counties with a population of greater than one mil

1,594,000

95,543,565