N Y Warns Under Abandoned Property Law
New York authorities warn that dormant accounts may fall under abandoned property rules after five years of inactivity, potentially allowing state seizure or transfer of mutual funds and other financial assets. Money Matters/E1.
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Credit union closes after examiner orders shutdown
Franklin Redd aids a woman opening a savings account as a federal examiner arrives to shut Syracuse Neighborhood Federal Credit Union. A UPS driver with two new computers is sent away while staff recall the money shortage that led to the closure.
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SU Flight 103 memorial dedicated at Syracuse University
SU dedicated a limestone and granite memorial named The Place of Remembrance for 35 victims of the 1988 Pan Am 103 bombing and a Clay couple. Parents, relatives, and students gathered at Hendricks Chapel and walked the memorial path as bagpipe music echoed.
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Bush says no deals for hostages in Lebanon release
Robert Polhill, the first American freed by pro Iran Lebanese captors after 1,182 days in captivity, walked off a plane in West Germany to cheers and a medical check in Germany. President Bush thanked Iran and Syria for help but vowed no deals with militants holding 17 Western hostages. A pro-government Iranian paper urged immediate release of another American.
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Weather Tone Swell in Spring Forecast
Warm with a mix of clouds and sunshine. high near 70 Tuesday. Tonight mostly clear with lows in the low to mid 40s. Mostly readable forecast notes and data snippet.
Earth Day events draw thousands to center and park
Sheri Edwards took her daughters to Beaver Lake Nature Center for Earth Day's 20th anniversary as thousands gathered there to celebrate. About 5,000 attended the Beaver Lake event, with another 2,000 rallying at Thornden Park in Syracuse, as Native American groups stressed caring for the Earth.
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