Radio City Music Hall saved by New York funding deal
New York state will fund Radio City Music Hall for one year while Rockefeller Center operates it. A $500,000 grant covers interim costs with $2 million in standby funds, plus $200,000 for a nonprofit subsidiary to study revenue options. The landmark interior remains protected as a historic landmark.
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New York
Rosemary Novellino
Radio City Music Hall
Rockefeller Center Inc
Urban Development Corp
New York State
Rockefeller Center
Rockettes
Rita Bouroff
Rainbow Room
RCA
DeeDee Knapp
UDC
Mary Anne Krupsak
Hugh Carey
The
New York City
Edward Koch
Music Hall
Landmark Preservation Commission
Workers Mull Possibility Of Buying APCO Plant
Officials from APCO, Oklahoma Refining Corp, ASCOG and the union discussed preserving the Cyril refinery. A possible employee trust could buy the plant with internal funds and local financing, replacing a reversed DOE ruling. Other options include a new buyer or a third party operator if the ruling cannot be reversed. the refinery employs about 158 direct workers, with broader local impact.
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UNCAN
Association of
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Refining Corp
Col
Homer Snodgrass
ASCOG
APCO
Col. Snodgrass
Department of Energy
Snodgrass
Washington
Lawton
Cyril
Union
The
Oklahoma Industrial Development Agency
Lawton Chamber of Commerce
University Center At
Ada
Police report list of theft and damage complaints
Names and addresses of complainants report thefts and damage to property in Lawton Oklahoma. Items include television set, purse, hubcaps, jumper cables, furniture, depth finder, eggs and other property from homes, a motel, a church lot, a trailer and a business plus a motorcycle theft. Several addresses and locations noted.
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Lawton
Western Traits
Cache Road
Morel
Johnna Stokes
Eisenhower High School
Elaine Trigg
Clover Lane
Calvin McFrazier
Woodridge Drive
Marvin Hall
Erwin
S. Sheridan
Rhea Brothers Vending Co
Mari R. Halterman
Western Trail Motel
Alfred R. Biondo
Fort Sill
Meeting Scheduled By Comanche County Abuse Council
The Comanche County Child Abuse Council will hold its monthly meeting at the Health Department auditorium on South Sheridan Road at 7 p.m. today. Interested persons are encouraged to attend and volunteers are needed to assist in various projects. Information from Jim Melfe at 248-2817.
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Comanche County
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