Mondale Hart duel shapes New York primary tone
The front loaded race tightens as former Vice President Mondale trails Sen Gary Hart. New York's Tuesday primary could set the pace for the rest of the contest, with momentum hinging on the outcome in this key state.
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Walter Mondale
Gary Hart
New York State
New York Budget Approved On Time Despite Tax-Free Plan
Albany reports a $35.6 billion state budget approved by midnight. It raises school aid and state programs while keeping tax rates unchanged. Revenue from economy gains and lottery funds cover the plan, with no broad tax cuts despite Senate attempts. The lone significant relief is a $50 million uncoupling bill for seniors.
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Senate
Assembly
Stanley Fink
Fink
Cuomo
Anderson
New York
Mondale accuses Hart of foreign policy pattern in NY race
In New York Mondale charged Hart with a peculiar pattern of mistakes on foreign policy after Hart collected over a third of 62 national delegates at stake. Hart offered no immediate reply and addressed his worries about European style law disregard during a NYC stop. He then pressed ahead in Syracuse with a 27 minute speech and a Q and A before about 300 supporters at Hancock International Airport.
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Walter Mondale
New York
Gary Hart
Mondale
Hart
New York City
Salt City
Syracuse Hancock International
Colorado
Sair Aviation
Page AG
Mike Greentar
Syracuse Mary
Syracuse University
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French departure ends multinational peace effort in Lebanon
The last French troops left Beirut as the 19 month peacekeeping mission by the United States France Italy and Britain ended. Lebanon formally declared the multinational force mandate over. Sporadic artillery duels occurred near the capital but no casualties were reported.
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Beirut
Lebanon
United States
France
Italy
Britain
Amin Gemayel
Elie Salem
West Beirut
Yasser Arafat
Palestine Liberation Organization
Nine Mile 2 project in jeopardy amid cost cap plan
Niagara Mohawk and partners face a $5.1 billion price tag for Nine Mile 2 with a proposed absolute cap risking the project by making it hard to raise construction funds. Public officials and the utility say a ceiling could kill the plant, forcing a cost-benefit review and possible scrapping if investors stay away.
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Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
Niagara Mohawk
Public Service
Rosemary Pooler
Syracuse
Nine Mile 2
Mario Cuomo
Gioia
PSC
Paul Gioia
Wall Street
John Endries
Inequities in Camillus property assessments and taxes
In Camillus a four year reassessment set values at about 10 percent of market, but wide inequities remain. Erik Kriss reports that James and Doris Freyer paid far more property tax than nearby neighbors David and Lori Allen, who sold their home later for a higher price. The contrast mirrors schooling tax disparities under state law in Onondaga County.
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Camillus
Onondaga County
James
Doris Freyer
Crosstown
David
Lori Allen
Allens
Jane Drive
Freyers
Spring Hill
Camillus reassessment efforts aim to curb tax inequities
The Herald American finds Camillus reassessed over 9,000 properties from 1979 to 1983 to ensure equal percentage of full value. The review highlights inequities, noting condominium owners affected by the process amid state charges and stay actions.
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Camillus
Herald American Review of
Camllus
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