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NYC 9/11 Public Porta | Document CLO6CBTTO OOTONT?C ALIO NYC-WTC_000230608 pag ee ee; sae thers ant sh ei ere nk tees cee Can Giuliani Go Beyond the Distance? : Sone Say aaty ‘Needs 5 Mayor Past His Legal Term Limit, ‘Bilt the Possibility is Dim By Micuam Powe. Center attack. He nearly perished when one i "This ia not thé time to talk about thal,” Giutiani said at his daily news conference pond discuss, bul it almost ‘doesn’t seem i right to be talking about that right now.” - The New York Post haa written longingly * of the possibility that Giuliani might go be. _ youd the distance: And Joc M, Alu, ; (gone tre ist _ Washington Post Staff Writer a | NEW YORK, Sept, 10——Mayor Rudolph |W. Ghalian is with the legaily dis- armen tetra Cilla bas carne muh pclae ks hie Bu 4 rector of the Baderal . ment Agency, suggested that the city wouid.. matter how wpectsculrly be bas perioral 2. be well served by many cscre cuoaths of Gi-~ . -tllant "7 have to tell you, Rady Giuliani and. his team *, peeable future,” he said on NBC's “Today”. But that possibility remains dim. Giuliani has served his legal Umit of two terms, and ~ ~New Yorkers have voted twice in recent . iisened i dhe geoph Chas Shao since the attacks Sept. 11.Curiously,;City - Council Peter Vallone seemed most < day to replace the inayor. ss : __ fit was up tobe, Pd keep everything in + place,” he said. , : . ~Later, “Vallone seemeii to. realize this ‘would mean the end of bis-political ambi: « - thing but get-out- . Ofc o 2 ner eton ate of Sat ~ Sine then, thec iidates have ref 1 - from * public funds from spending money on any- the-vote efforts. = eel errble for then. There’s no good - way out of this,” said Ed Ott, a political op- "erative for New York’s Central Labor Coun- years to offirm the limita for city officials, tions and reconsidered. He talked about’. cil “If the people could have Rudy right ‘There are only two means of overturing abiding “by. the decisions of democracy.” >” > now, they'd bave hia, no doubt about that” term Hmita: The City Council must pass leg- ~_=Vallone‘is ninning against three other.” Meanwhile, the city’s security needs have islation reveralog them, and voters mmust apr. Public Advocate Mark Green, “ forced officials to relocate a planned memo- prove the measure. Or Gov. George E. Pata- pity Comptroller Petes Hevesi and Bronx ° rial kervice Sunday from Central Park to - Fj who has often qustreied with his fellow Ferrer. Bil .- ‘Yankee Stadium at 3 pm. Admissian will be - President ‘Fernando Republican Ginlian!, and the state Legisla- Ronairé medii titen>Michael Bloomberg” by. ticket,'and priority will be given to'the ture could pasa emergency legislation. * and former Democratic congressman Her-" lican * families of the missing and dead and to the Sheldon Silver “man Badillo are competing in the Repub = eg Pete eparemente ane their fai State Assembly (D-Manhattan) has dismissed that possibil . ity as anti-democratic. aan - “Thin right now: he's the mayor for she, ct next 34 months,” Silver said Mondze “J §.don't.think we should come to-Albany to ~ overtutn the will of the people.” , And few City Council members seemed primary. -enermeaapearactactes fe post. stressiuljpymsiances shart “UW, bat city officials ‘halted the election choot am hour after the airplanes atvuck the World Trade Center towers. ay “In, The mayor said security problems simply + fhade Central Park unworkable. Besides he - «_ added “Its too early in the grieving process for a‘tiemorial service. . : >> Infact, none of the candidates. has cam: ‘Paigned yet, and none plans toda eo before | Speaker campaigning for reasons of good tase * befor . provide the leadership fortheir- intrigued by the question—and he’s one of “’ atid: because the city Campaign Finance . city that needs to remain intact for the fore- four Democralic candidates rurming. Thee _ Beard prohibited any candidate. receiving" ” stralegist. “We wil] retum to the air at some a Cao kt Fe Present ace Chie, pt, arn hap ' ~ four of te attack sive bn Howe Vest yesterday. : . paint, but there won't be any balloons.” The campaign, .to-the extent that’ it:ex4 ists, has taken on a subterrmean “Local 1199, a healthcare onion thar.ep's dorsed Ferrer, began calling voters Monday, | which anncyed some labor leaders who ba a cty still it mounning. The city’ 3 largest tt 3 union, District Council 37, endorséd‘*: Vallone But - the union's ‘phones were. koocked out and officials have not beeti able: = to get back: “into ‘their downtown office? building. Re VGN ae -*The parcholoigieal “fact in that a lnt-of 4 unions have lost members m this disistér,s or know people who have,”"Ott said nel{3 you the truth, I'm not evea sure Td want the? mayoral job at this point.” 1002 ‘03 YAEWELAAS ‘A¥YASUNHL LSOd NOLDNIHS¥YM