Syracuse Savings Losses Top 11 Million in 1986
Syracuse Savings Bank posted a 11.876 million loss for 1986 tied to an Atlantic City real estate project. Assets fell from 1.183 billion in 1985 to 1.169 billion in 1986 while net worth dropped from 421 million to 297 million. Officers say profits would have occurred without the troubled project and note prior estimates of a smaller loss.
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Joan Jasses
Syracuse Savings
Cuomo Sets 88 Decision Deadline For Presidency Run
Gov Mario Cuomo has set a deadline marking the first step toward a presidential bid. Albany reports indicate the governor plans to travel to and from events while weighing the national race.
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Cuomo
Albany
Mario Cuomo
Cuomo weighs convention center plan and possible run
Cuomo said he will study a convention center project and decide by month end whether to declare any presidential interest after his February 16 Tulane speech. He stressed the move is not a candidacy declaration, though it signals a potential bid to Democratic fundraisers and supporters.
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Syracuse
Cuomo
Tulane University
New Orleans
Anti-terrorism drive stalls amid Rome meeting collapse
Washington reports the seven-nation anti terror coalition meeting in Rome was abruptly canceled. France Britain and West Germany withdrew amid Lebanon hostage tensions as the United States faced a potential military response. State Department officials stressed no military actions were on the agenda and cooperation would continue despite the setback.
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West Germany
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Lebanon
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Libya
Italy
Canada
Japan
Tokyo
Reagan
Witnesses say Waite spotted in Beirut suburb with escorts
Two Beirut taxi drivers reported seeing Anglican envoy Terry Waite walking in Ghoberry near the airport highway about 3 p.m. on Thursday. They described a group of gunmen and four Shiite sheiks and Waite wearing a gray raincoat, smiling and waving as escorts urged observers to move on.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Terry Wate
Waite
Airport
Berrut
Ghoberry
USAir Plans Move to Hancock Field Center
USAir to add about 90 local jobs by relocating its regional reservation center from MONY Towers in downtown Syracuse to a new building on county land near Hancock Field. Officials said plans are preliminary with no definite decision and the 20 year MONY lease expires in May 1988. The carrier aims to be near Hancock International Airport and is considering several options as discussions with Onondaga County continue.
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Mony Towers
Syracuse
Hancock Field
John Mulray
Fhe
David A Mankiewicz
Metropolitan Development Association
Taft Road
Sage Complex
Mulroy
Usair
Hancock International Airport
Onondaga County
Hancock
Dan Weeks
Weeks
Mony 1
Classified line numbers and contact numbers
A compact classified notice listing three contact lines 470 2285 470 0050 and 470 0010 for circulation information and general inquiries with no additional details.
ReaganTurns 76 Amid Little FanFare at White House
President Reagan marked his 76th birthday with minimal fanfare as he again dodged reporters on the Iran armsgate issue. Nancy Reagan said a large cake would be shared at a White House dinner with friends, while avoiding public appearances and questions about costs of secret arms sales to Iran. The First Lady dismissed aging rumors as unfounded.
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