ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) - Gov. Andrew Cuomo wants to create tax-free entrepreneurial zones tied to State University of New York campuses.           

Cuomo's proposal would give full tax credits to new businesses in select communities with state college campuses.           

The governor announced the proposal Wednesday at the College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering, part of the University at Albany. He didn't say how expensive his plan might be or for how long the tax breaks would last. He didn't take questions from the media.           

The Legislature would have to approve the proposal.           

Cuomo plans to make announcements later in the day at the University at Buffalo and Upstate Medical University in Syracuse. Details of those announcements haven't been released.

ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) - New York officials say their crackdown on repeat drunken drivers through new rules imposed last September has resulted in 3,164 potentially dangerous motorists being kept of the state's roadways.

SOUTH COLONIE- "The old axiom no news is good news, I guess we're living with that right now," said Tim Kremer, Executive Director of the New York State School Boards Association.

No news, Kremer said, meaning no outcries or big rallies against proposed school budget votes slated for tomorrow. A far cry from last year, when the property tax cap went into effect, leading to lay-offs, program cuts and school closures.

"There have been cuts and such, but slowly we're creeping back. Last year we got state aid, this year we get additional state aid of a billion dollars," he said.

But the increase wasn't enough for South Colonie schools, which is putting a budget before voters that exceeds the cap. The tax levy increase of 4.98% closes an eight-million-dollar gap, reduces spending and combines modified sports. It also cuts 90-95 positions.